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. 

In this episode, 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.behavioural change.

In this episode, we speak to special guest Chris Boys from Umano. 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. Jobin also talks about DevOps Days London, where Adaptavist will have a booth and a speaker taking the stage. Laura and Rasmus steer the chat around meaningful measurements and team behavioural change.

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.

Join Laura, Jobin, Rasmus and Jon as they're joined by Sandesh Kumar – an Engineering Manager at Adaptavist. Sandesh tells us about how his team is using 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.

Join Laura, Jobin, Jon and Rasmus to 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.

Join Laura, Jobin, Jon and Rasmus, along with our special guest Erko Knoll from Stitch It, as we discuss the architecture agenda, and how some groups are using Amazon’s decision to push their own narratives.

In this episode, some new voices (and faces, if you’re watching on YouTube) join Romy and Rasmus. We welcome Michael Guarino, CTO and Co-founder of Plural, who shares his knowledge on deploying open source software onto Kubernetes.

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

In this month's episode, we cover different kinds of Ops – MLOps, specifically – and how you might build a chatbot with it!

In this month's episode, we cover billionaires, Artificial Intelligence, and a major project we’ve released here at Adaptavist.

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.

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.

In this months episode we discuss DevOps in the cloud, our upcoming sessions with BrightTALK and our latest whitepaper: DevOps in the cloud: evolving your tools, processes, and culture.

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

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.

The hosts recap 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.

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 interview Senior Consultant Jason Spriggs about Atlassian Open DevOps

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

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

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.