PODCASTS

In this episode, we're talking about how we've enabled FinOps at Adaptavist with CloudZero, as a way to highlight anomalous spending through simple chatbots, and give teams a sense of cost ownership.

We’re back – still riding high after our last episode with Gene Kim, who’s words are still echoing in our minds as we talk about our upcoming business transformation ebook, hackathons, and of course… AI.

Once again, artificial intelligence dominates the news, as OpenAI launches Sora – and deepfakes make for headlines we never thought we’d read. We discuss the ethical ramifications of AI leading to job cuts, and whether DevOps roles are on the line.

We also cover cloud repatriation, ongoing big tech layoffs, and the latest move around IPs from AWS. And we all learn a new favourite word – it was 2023’s word of the year, no less!

This was a really fascinating discussion, and it’s already spawned a whole bunch of new launchpads for future episodes. Stay tuned for more, and please give us your feedback on the show at devopsdecrypted@adaptivist.com.

In this very special episode of DevOps Decrypted, we are joined by none other than Gene Kim – the bestselling author of The Phoenix Project, The DevOps Cookbook and The Unicorn Project. 

It's a really great chat where Gene talks to us about his latest book, Wiring the Winning Organization. With our very own Laura, Rasmus, Jobin, Matt – and CIO Neal, join us in this fascinating discussion about slowing down to speed up, the limits of limitless communication, and the "social wiring" of companies that operate at the highest levels.

There was so much to discuss that we’ll have to invite Gene back to talk more!

Welcome back to another episode of DevOps Decrypted, where we unpack the events of KubeCon and BackstageCon. Host Laura and our resident DevOps Decrypted gang (Jobin, Rasmus and Jon) are joined by Mike Maheu – GM and Co-Founder of Venue.sh, part of the Adaptavist Group.

And this episode arrives just in time to prove some of our predictions… Last year, we highlighted platform engineering as one of our picks for “the next big thing”, and it looks like we're about to see it come of age. Mike and the team talk about Venue.sh, the difference between DevOps and platform engineering, and how together they can enhance experiences for everyone.

Welcome to episode 20 of DevOps Decrypted, a milestone achievement for our podcast! Milestones like this give us the chance to reflect on everything we've achieved, what we could improve, and how to shape our future – through the magic of metrics. So it was probably a good thing that we spent some time talking to our guest, Chris Boys from Umano, on this episode. Umano is a platform dedicated to understanding the human side of team performance metrics, and Chris tells us all there is to know about it.

It looks like Rasmus has gone rogue in this episode… He’s kicked Laura out as host and commandeered the DevOps Decrypted podcast to further his own agenda – ranting about open-source drama! We're kidding about Laura, she’s just taken a break for this episode. But we’re certainly not kidding about the open-source drama; it’s actually a huge topic that could have far-reaching consequences for devs and providers globally. Of course, we’re referring to HashiCorp's decision to move Terraform to the business source licence, or BSL. Jon, Jobin and Rasmus discuss what this all means, how it reminds them of the Jenkins debacle, and what impact it could have on Adaptavist and the dev community at large.

Welcome to Episode 18 of DevOps Decrypted – the team are joined by special guest Sandesh Kumar – an Engineering Manager here at Adaptavist Group. Sandesh tells us how his team uses AI in quality engineering and testing and why it’s not the existential threat to jobs that everyone’s making it out to be. But the big story on the agenda is Adaptacon 2023, our internal, global conference. Jon explains the challenges of organising an event like this and its benefits – even when the talks appear to have nothing to do with our business.

Welcome to Episode 17 of DevOps Decrypted – where we discuss how third-party applications are handled by companies like Reddit, Stack Overflow – and Atlassian. The team also dives into the "slackening” of Slack and how Discord is starting to eat into Slack's customer base.

Welcome to Episode 16 of DevOps Decrypted – where we talk about the benefits and limitations of a serverless architecture, and why it probably won’t be going anywhere soon. We also get to hear all about Stitch It – a code-first cross platform integration tool.

Welcome to Episode 15 of

Welcome to Episode 14 of DevOps Decrypted, where Romy, Rasmus, Jobin and Jon discuss platforms, people, and processes.

Welcome to DevOps Decrypted! This month, guest host Ryan Spilken joins the conversation with Jobin, Jon and Rasmus. The group talks about a different kind of Ops – MLOps, specifically – and how you might build a chatbot with it.

Ryan and Brenda are putting the Atlassian Ecosystem Podcast on hiatus for now. Thank you to all our listeners and guests for the past five years of features, updates, and good times.

Even though the Atlassian Ecosystem Podcast is taking a break, be sure to subscribe to DevOps Decrypted and Team Titans to keep up with the Adaptavist Live team.

Happy New Year, and welcome to the first episode of DevOps Decrypted for 2023! It’s a really exciting one – covering billionaires, Artificial Intelligence, and a major project we’ve released here at Adaptavist.

Tune in to our podcast with Google Women Techmakers Liza Magcale and Sherry Yang, joining hosts Ryan Spilken and Sarah McCoy. Uncover how underrepresented tech talents triumph over challenges, and get inspired to forge your own path in tech.

Former Adaptavist Senior Account Manager Andy Bryl joins us to discuss his memorable time with the company. Andy is now the Director of Partner Management at the software company Gliffy, and credits Adaptavist with leapfrogging his career to lofty heights. We discuss how Adaptavist shaped his career, what he loved most about his time working here, and why he’d absolutely recommend the company to his connections.

Psychotherapist and mental health consultant Petra Velzeboer joins us alongside our Chief People Officer Lucia for an open and honest conversation about wellbeing at work. We talk about how leaders can navigate this sensitive and complex subject, and how they can support their teams through challenging times.

Product Owner for the Palm Industry Platform at The Rainforest Alliance, Hans Bakker, and Demicon consultant Christian Wiemer join us for a conversation about transforming how suppliers connect with the conservation organization to improve the outcomes for everyone.

In this month's episode, we are joined by Adaptavist CTO Jon Mort as we discuss Google's latest announcement around Open Source maintenance and our thoughts on Open Source security, maintenance, and culture.

Brenda and Ryan jump into the Atlassian cloud news, review several LTS releases, and speak about ScriptRunner Guardrails Built-in Scripts with ScriptRunner Product Owner Warren Da Costa and Senior Software Engineer Reece Lander.

Brenda and Ryan are thoroughly spooked by the sheer quantity of high-quality updates from Atlassian in the past month, and also have an uncanny encounter with EasyAgile's Tenille Hoppo, the Product Marketing Manager for the newly released story-mapping tool, TeamRhythm.

A Confluence security advisory, Atlassian's new highly secure application tunnels, and a bevy of updates to both cloud and on-premise products await you on this episode of the Atlassian Ecosystem Podcast!

Bitbucket 8.0, Developer Day 2022, and all the Atlassian Cloud news, with a special guest host; industry veteran and Adaptavist CTO, Jon Mort.

A light news week with Atlassian Cloud updates (including a sweet new #Confluence status update), a follow-up to the April 22 outage, and a new CTO at Atlassian.

In this month's episode we discuss the recent Atlassian outage, new spring Java framework zero-day, we interview Adrian Waters at GitLab around CI/CD pipelines, and discuss the one thing you should be doing in DevOps.

Fresh from Atlassian's Team 22 event, Brenda and Ryan talk about "the outage", Data Center, Atlassian product updates, and more.

Join us in wishing Matthew Stublefield a fond farewell with updates from Atlassian

In this months episode we discuss DevOps in the cloud, our upcoming sessions with BrightTALK and our latest whitepaper

News and updates on Atlassian's cloud and on-Premise tools as well as an invitation to App Day and Team 22

In this months episode we discuss the latest DevOps handbook second edition, a Kubernetes documentary and our value added reseller, Docker.

A long time ago (this past Tuesday) in a galaxy far, far away (their offices), Brenda, Matthew, and Ryan went a little overboard with Star Wars jokes while reviewing all the news and updates from around the Atlassian universe. They also go deep on the acquisition of ALM Works and Roadmunk by Tempo Software with an interview featuring Mark Lorion (CEO, Tempo Software), Igor Serada (General Manager, ALM Works) and Lateef Nanji (General Manager, Roadmunk).

Hungry for updates (and lunch), Matthew and Ryan cover updates to Atlassian cloud and on-premise tools from the past two weeks.

In this months episode we discuss the recent log4j vulnerability, our latest VSM eBook and we have a very special interview with Plandek's COO, Will Lytle.

Co-founder and CEO of Atlassian partner Jexo, Biro Florin, joins Ryan and Adaptavist Lead Product Manager Ingrid Thornton to discuss his journey from cosmetics to software and the lessons he learned along the way, keeping Jexo as "the eternal startup", and the making of his podcast, The Startup Corner.

The hosts recap AWS re:invent 2021 and talk about what we predict for the future of DevOps as we approach 2022.

The hosts discuss how to scale for online shopping demands using Kubernetes, the changes to Docker licensing, and take a look at our annual Adaptavist Hackathon.

This episode is primarily a Thanksgiving holiday greeting from our hosts, who couldn't resist covering the point releases of all on-premise Atlassian tools and talking about Adaptavist's documentation survey while they were at it.

Our traditional year-end episode where our hosts get a little silly while reminiscing over the year that was, thinking about the year that will be, and reviewing the outtakes from our recording sessions in 2021.

"The Value Stream Guy", Steve Pereira, joins Ryan and Adaptavist's Head of DevOps, Matt Saunders, for a conversation about how the value stream matters for every business. They discuss Steve's career journey, how he came to champion value stream management, and what's next for an invaluable technique in today's business world.

Brenda and Ryan cover a tremendously meaty update to the entire Jira Cloud platform, as well as updates from Confluence, Bitbucket, ScriptRunner, and more!

Derek Sutton, Director of Infrastructure and Enterprise Architecture at SickKids Foundation, tells the story of how Adaptavist teamed up with Atlassian to help his organisation embrace digital transformation.

Ramping up into 2022, our hosts give you the lowdown on news from Atlassian's cloud and on-premise products, price changes, a giant merger in the ecosystem, and more.

Security alerts, A controversy on the Atlassian Community, updates to Cloud and on-premise, new ScriptRunner features and more await!

The hosts discuss if October's infamous Facebook outage could have been prevented with better DevOps, GitLab's IPO, Adaptavist's new "Product Pod" technology, and feature interview Senior Consultant Jason Spriggs about Atlassian Open DevOps

Our hosts risk some pun based humor and announce the Announcement Banner on Jira Cloud alongside all the other news from Atlassian including updates to Confluence, BitBucket, Jira Work Management, and more.

Our intrepid hosts plumb the bottomless depths of Atlassian news to bring you relevant and useful updates from Cloud, Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and more!

Episode three of DevOps Decrypted features Romy, Jobin, and Lisa diving into Adaptavist's State of Atlassian report 2021 and discussing the trends that are shaping DevOps today.

Brenda, Matthew, and Ryan get a little out of hand while covering an avalanche of news from Atlassian, including updates to Cloud, Jira, Confluence, BitBucket, and more!

With the financial year ending and beginning all around the world, it's the perfect time to reflect on some of the trends that are influencing Atlassian users and their teams, as well as catch up on what our partners have in store for the coming quarters. Join Ryan and executives from Kreuzwerker, Easy Agile, and DEMICON to discuss the state of the Atlassian Ecosystem in 2021

As Summer winds down, hosts Brenda, Matthew, and Ryan cover all the product updates from around the Atlassian universe including Jira Cloud, Bitbucket, and Confluence, as well as some news from Adaptavist.

Multiple Trello stories and a healthy dose of Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket Cloud and on-premise updates await our hosts on this edition of the podcast.

Romy, Jobin, Lisa, and Matt surf the DevOps Pipeline, diving into what makes a pipeline work, how to build your own, and improve on what you've got.

Ryan Spilken is on holiday, so the party planning committee took on this episode and somehow managed to pull something together, albeit late.

On an episode that could have had several titles, hosts Brenda, Matthew, and Ryan review news from Atlassian including financials, Cloud updates, nice new features coming to on-premises tools, and more.

The first episode of Adaptavist's new show devoted to all things Development + Operations. Meet our team, hear how they got started in DevOps, and learn what they'll be addressing on the podcast.

A sumptuous buffet of updates, news, and bug-fixes from all around the #Atlassian ecosystem await you as your hosts Brenda, Matthew, and Ryan dish on all that's hot right now.

News from all around the Atlassian Ecosystem, including data residency, updates to Cloud, improvements to Jira Service Management and more!

Our hosts contemplate a quiet two weeks of updates from around the Atlassian ecosystem

Brenda, Matthew, and Ryan are back with updates from Atlassian, a dissection of Trello Workspaces, and a proper dunking on a poorly thought out "think piece".

An eventful two weeks forAtlassian products, including Bitbucket, Atlassian’s entire Cloud platform (including Trello), and more.

On this post #AtlassianTeam21 episode, Matthew and Ryan interview Atlassian's Distinguished Product Manager, Sherif Mansour and have an in-depth discussion around Point-A, Team Central, and Atlassian's product philosophy.

An interview with Payback’s Lennart von Niebelschütz about empowering people, cross-functional collaboration, and his Context Cube model of supporting large teams.

#AtlassianTeam21 was this week. Join hosts Brenda, Ryan, and Matthew, along with Adaptavist CEO Simon Haighton-Williams and other guests for news and reviews from the event, as well as celebrating the prestigious award we won there and the launch of our new product, AutoBlocks.

With #AtlassianTeam21 approaching next week, Matthew and Ryan dive into a hearty collection of updates from across the ecosystem. Listen or read the transcript here.

Listen to young developer Tiffany Wortham talk about getting into code, automation, and the philosophy behind her approach to engineering!

With Atlassian Team 21 just around the corner, our hosts welcome the ALM Works team to announce their new product and as always, review all the news and updates from around the Atlassian ecosystem.

A light few weeks in the world of Atlassian, as we prepare for the giant smorgasbord of news that is sure to come along with Team '21

On this bold new episode of the podcast, Matthew, Brenda, and Ryan explore updates, name changes, acquisitions, and more!

Some news with hefty implications for the future sends hosts Matthew and Ryan down to ye olde horseless carriage shoppe to peer under the Atlassian hood.

On this episode of The Atlassian Ecosystem Podcast, Brenda, Matthew, and Ryan have so much news to cover, it's as if Christmas is either really early or extremely late.

Transcript of episode 109, with coverage of Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, Trello, the Cloud, and more!

The transcript of Ryan Spilken, Heidi Araya, and Matt Saunders discussion of Devops and Agile on this episode of Team Titans.

On this episode of the podcast, Brenda, Danny, and Ryan dive into the latest updates from Atlassian.

On this episode of the podcast, Brenda, Danny, and Ryan dive into the latest updates from Atlassian.

The transcript of our interview with EasyAgile Co-CEO Nick Muldoon

Sophie Devonshire, CEO of the Marketing Society, joins Dominique Summers and Ryan Spilken to discuss her philosophy around teamwork, leadership, growth, and more.