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Day Two Cloud 159: DevOps Is A Failure
DevOps originated as a cultural movement to try and get developers and infrastructure operators to better work together to support applications in production. According to our guest Lee Briggs, that movement has failed. We discuss this premise on today's Day Two Cloud podcast. The post Day Two Cloud 159: DevOps Is A Failure appeared first on Packet Pushers.
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Tech Bytes: NVIDIA BlueField And Project Monterey (Sponsored)
On today’s Tech Bytes podcast, we talk Data Processing Units (DPUs) with sponsor NVIDIA. The context is VMware’s Project Monterey. Wes Kennedy, TME for BlueField at NVIDIA, is here to discuss how NVIDIA is partnering with VMware to enable offloads of applications such as NSX and VSAN. The post Tech Bytes: NVIDIA BlueField And Project Monterey (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.
Tech Bytes: NVIDIA BlueField And Project Monterey (Sponsored)
On today’s Tech Bytes podcast, we talk Data Processing Units (DPUs) with sponsor NVIDIA. The context is VMware’s Project Monterey. Wes Kennedy, TME for BlueField at NVIDIA, is here to discuss how NVIDIA is partnering with VMware to enable offloads of applications such as NSX and VSAN.
HS030 Can Low Code Fit Your IT Strategy
Both sides of the low code/no code debate. We outline two sides of the debate, discuss four topics in favour of low code and then cover four negatives. Avoidance of toil coding, avoid skill shortage and viable testing are good things. Lockin, shadow IT and ownership are problematic. Its a solid debate on the topic.
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Tech Bytes: Manage Cloud Risks With Fortinet’s New FortiCNP Offering (Sponsored)
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Network Break 394: New IP Infusion NOS, Cisco Breached, WLAN Gear Backlogged To 2023
This week's Network Break podcast covers tech news including IP Infusion's 6.0 release of its OcNOS network OS, the intersection of politics and supply chains, Cisco's breach by the Lapsus group, Starlink getting rejected by the FCC for subsidies, and more.
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Day Two Cloud 158: On Leadership With Chris Wahl
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