In this episode, Rich speaks with Taylor Dolezal from the CNCF. Topics include: How does the CNCF make money and what is the value it delivers, what is cloud native, what is an end user, imposter syndrome, and Kubernetes at CERN.

Links:

Taylor’s LinkedIn | Bluesky

Rich’s LinkedIn | Bluesky | Linktree
Rich's email

Jesse Robbins - Amazon chaos engineering

Lachlan Evenson

Kara Sowles Deloss’s FOSDEM presentation

CNC Cartografos Working Group

Humans of Cloud Native

The CNCF Landscape

Joe Beda’s first TGIK episode

Zero to Merge Initiative

Jorge Castro

Kubernetes at CERN

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In this episode, Rich speaks with Adolfo García Veytia from Stacklok.

Topics include: Writing Kubernetes in PHP, contributing to the Linux kernel, joining SIG Release, improving the supply chain security of the Kubernetes releases, the issue of CVEs in software, and release engineering.

Show notes

Adolfo’s LinkedIn | X | GitHub |

Rich’s LinkedIn | Bluesky | Linktree

Kubernetes SIG Release

Sigstore

Bob Callaway and Dan Lorenc’s Sigstore talk from KubeCon LA

What is an SBOM

Adolfo and Carlos’s KubeCon talk

SLSA

Wolfi

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In this episode Rich speaks with Whitney Lee. Topics include: Whitney’s career before tech, how she started at IBM and VMware, her streaming shows Enlightening and You Choose, the challenges for new folks learning cloud native, and Imposter Syndrome.

Show notes

Mauricio Salatino

Mauricio and Whitney’s KubeCon Keynote

vCluster

Crossplane

Enlightening

Keptn

Netflix’s Freedom and Responsibility

Knative

CKA

Julia Evans

Viktor Farcic

Whitney and Viktor’s You Choose series

Viktor’s DevOps Toolkit channel

Whitney and Viktor’s KubeCon You Choose talk

Anki - spaced repetition learning app

Whitney’s YouTube channel

Episode transcript

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