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Bridget Kromhout on How Microservices Affect Managing People
For this episode of The New Stack Makers, TC Currie chats with Bridget Kromhout, principal cloud developer advocate at Microsoft, a frequent speaker and program committee member for tech conferences,...
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Iguazio’s Nuclio Serverless Software Aims to Outrun AWS
Yaron Haviv, Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of Iguazio joins us for this episode of The New Stack Makers podcast. Haviv’s deep technological experience in the fields of big data, cloud,...
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InfluxDB Moves to Cloud-Native Architecture
InfluxData, a company that offers the InfluxDB time-series database, has focused on bringing its TICK Stack (Telegraf, InfluxDB, Chronograf, and Kapacitor) to a cloud-native architecture, one that runs...
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Neo4j’s Emil Eifrem on Graph Databases and Machine Learning
When it comes to machine learning and the GraphDB database system, “We’re in the first inning of a nine-inning game,” said Emil Eifrem, CEO and founder of Neo4j. “If you look at machine learning...
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CircleCI’s Jim Rose on How Distributed Teams are Like Microservices
Jim Rose, CEO of CircleCI joins us on this newest edition of The New Stack Makers podcast to talk about maintaining a corporate culture in a distributed environment. He has some experience there:...
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MapR’s Jack Norris Talks Data Fabrics and Data Persistence
CloudBees sponsored this podcast. With CI/CD becoming more and more the defining competitive edge in the marketplace, the big question is how, exactly, does one accomplish continuous delivery? On this...
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PagerDuty CEO: DevOps Success Relies on Teams, Empathy, and Inclusion
Jennifer Tejada, CEO of PagerDuty dropped by The New Stack podcast booth to talk about teams with Alex Williams and TC Currie at the PagerDuty Summit in San Francisco last week. The theme of the...
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Sauce Labs: Pipeline Automation Key for Competitive Advantage
With the move from waterfall to agile to continuous delivery, software testing has undergone several necessary transformations, the most important of which is testing automation. For this latest...
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PagerDuty’s 3-Year Journey to DevOps Culture
You can’t drive forward if you’re looking only into the rear-view mirror, said Tim Armandpour, senior vice president of product development at PagerDuty. His talk at the recent PagerDuty Summit in San...
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100-Year-Old Fitch Ratings Upgrades to DevSecOps
Note: Fitch Ratings has contacted us requesting changes/corrections to this story. We will update this post as soon as we receive and review these potential issues. When Mir Ali joined Fitch Ratings...
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GitHub Actions Creates a Buzz for Automated Dev Workflows
For its annual user conference this week in San Francisco, GitHub unveiled a new product, GitHub Actions, that allows developers to create small bits of code that can be used to trigger events or a set...
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Kublr’s Slava Koltovich Says Canaries Are for Ops, Too
In this episode of The New Stack Makers, TC Currie talks with Kublr CEO Slava Koltovich about canaries, Kubernetes and operations. Koltovich was working in a company providing technical services to...
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Couchbase’s Ravi Mayuram on the Future of Databases
Ravi Mayruam, CTO at Couchbase podcasting with TC Currie We’re moving beyond the idea that every company is a software company, said Ravi Mayuram, Senior Vice President of Engineering and CTO of...
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Semmle’s Insights Signal a Gestalt Shift in Security
“What our industry has is a security embarrassment,” said Semmle co-founder and CEO Oege De Moor, during an interview at the recent GitHub Universe in San Francisco. “Security today is a...
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Why AI Is Both More Boring and More Momentous Than You’d Expect
While there are only a few companies using artificial intelligence in production, it’s certainly where the future lies. In this wide-ranging episode of The New Stack Makers podcast, we talk with Ted...
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How Men and Women Approach Open Source Differently
With open source software becoming more and more a requirement for job searchers, job seekers are finding that it is critical to becoming a part of this community. Many would rather see a GitHub...
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How Periscope Uses Kubernetes to Power Data Science Services
In this episode of The New Stack Makers podcast, we spoke with Tom O’Neill, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Periscope Data, who is responsible for overseeing the technology vision for the...
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IT is Dead. Long Live IT says Nutanix CIO Wendy Pfeiffer
Wendy Pfeiffer routinely lands on the “most powerful women in tech” lists, and is currently chief information officer of Nutanix. The cloud provider lets enterprise companies create a hybrid cloud...
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Eliminate the Stress of Deployment with LaunchDarkly’s Feature Flags
Edith Harbaugh accepting her Top Women in Cloud Innovations Award Edith Harbaugh is CEO and co-founder of LaunchDarkly, a company that provides feature flagging for CI/CD pipelines. It currently...
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Plastic SCM Mergebots: Version Control for CI/CD
In this episode of The New Stack Makers podcast, we speak with Pablo Santos, chief engineer of Plastic SCM, a company he founded in 2005, just before the tech explosion that gave us Git, GitHub,...
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