The brutal truth about digital performance engineering and operations. Andreas (aka Andi) Grabner and Brian Wilson are veterans of the digital performance world. Combined they have seen too many applications not scaling and performing up to expectations. With more rapid deployment models made possible through continuous delivery and a mentality shift sparked by DevOps they feel it’s time to share their stories. In each episode, they and their guests discuss different topics concerning performance, ranging from common performance problems for specific technology platforms to best practices in development, testing, deploying and monitoring software performance and user experience. Be prepared to learn a lot about metrics. Andi & Brian both work at Dynatrace, where they get to witness more real world customer performance issues than they can TPS report at.
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2024-11-11 |
The Security and Resiliency Challenges of Cloud Native Authorization with Alex Olivier Authentication (validating who you claim to be) and Authorization (enforcing what you are allowed to do) are critical in modern software development. While authentication seems to be a solved problem, modern software development faces many challenges w... |
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2024-10-28 |
Open Source: Why its the Best Thing that happened to IT with Marcio Lena Open Source is the Best Thing that happened to IT"! Powerful words from Marcio Lena who has been using and contributing back to open source for the past 20+ years. Besides being a vivid advocate for open source, Marcio also knows the concerns of large ... |
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2024-10-14 |
Understanding DORA - Europe's Digital Operational Resiliency Act with Kay Young DORA - the EU's Digital Operational Resiliency Act - will take effect in January of 2025 and is currently top of mind for IT Leaders across all financial service institutions that operate in the European Union. But what is DORA really? Why is this impo... |
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2024-09-30 |
Lessons learned when building the NAIS Platform with Hans Kristian Flaatten NAIS (pronounced like NICE) is a team central application platform that provides DevOps teams with the tools they need build, test, deploy, run and observe applications.In this episode Hans Kristian Flaatten, Platform Engineer at NAV, walks us through ... |
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2024-09-16 |
Why Developer Observability is not a tooling problem with Viktor Farcic "We will overwhelm developers if we give them the same specialized observability, security or deployment tools that are used by their platform engineering, operations, SREs or security teams!" - says Viktor Farcic, Developer Advocate at UpBound and hos... |
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2024-09-02 |
Pitfalls to avoid when going all-in on OpenTelemetry with Hans Kristian Flaatten Hans Kristian is a Platform Engineer for NAV's Kubernetes Platform Nais hosting Norway's wellfare services. With 10 years on Kubernetes, 2000 apps and 1000 developers across more than 100 teams there was a need to make OpenTelemetry adoption as easy as... |
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2024-08-26 |
So you think you should Serverless? Things to know before you do with Sebastian Vietz! Has one of the decision makers in your organization decided that you have to go "all in on technology X" because they saw a great presentation at a conference or got a great sales pitch from a vendor? If that is the case then this episode is for you an... |
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2024-08-12 |
Observability that is Battle tested by Millions with Marco Sussitz and Wolfgang Ziegler When your code runs on more than 6 million systems - many of them business critical - then this is really exciting news for Marco and Wolfgang, Dynatrace OneAgent Java Team members. Their code powers auto-instrumentation and collection of all observabi... |
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2024-08-05 |
Using Observability to Prioritize CrowdStrike Remediation with Josh Wood When thousands of systems show a blue screen - which ones do you fix first to quickly bring up your most critical systems? For that you need to know which systems are impacted, which mission critical applications run on it, and which depending systems ... |
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2024-07-15 |
Is it the time for WebAssembly (Wasm) to take off with Matt Butcher WebAssembly runs in every browser, provides secure and fast code execution from any language, runs across multiple platforms and has a very small binary footprint. It's adopted by several of the big web-based SaaS solutions we use on a daily basis. But... |
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