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The Full Stack Journey is coming to an end. After five years and more than 80 episodes of deeply technical conversations about technologies, tools, and career journeys, this is the final episode of the series. In this show, with guest Drew Conry-Murray, I reflect on my time hosting the podcast, the…
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All the way back in episode 41—published in April 2020—we discussed Talos Linux, a “fit-for-purpose OS” designed for running Kubernetes. Three years later, Andrew Rynhard joins Scott for another journey into the world of Talos Linux.
Andrew answers a bunch of questions about…
Episode 81 of the Full Stack Journey podcast features Darren Shepherd, one of the creators of Rancher and now a co-founder of Acorn Labs, the company behind the Acorn open source project. Darren (@ibuildthecloud on Twitter) shares a ton of useful information on Acorn, including:
* Where Acorn fits…
Episode 80 features Rishab Kumar, developer advocate at Twilio. He and Scott Lowe discuss his career journey. Specifically, Rishab focuses on three key things he learned that helped enable important career transitions for him. Specifically, Rishab and Scott discusses how learning these things affec…
This Full Stack Journey podcast episode features host Scott Lowe and guest Frank Wiles of REVSYS discussing GitOps and Flux. They explain how GitOps involves making changes to infrastructure by committing code to a Git repository, which is then automatically implemented. They also discuss their pre…
On today’s Full Stack Journey podcast we examine pyATS, a Python testing framework typically used for network testing. Our guest to explain all things pyATS is John Capobianco. John is a Developer Advocate for Cisco Training Bootcamps and a proponent of Python and automation.
We discuss:
* H…
On today’s Full Stack Journey podcast, Scott Lowe talks with Alexandria Leary who left a career as a financial advisor to break into cybersecurity. Alexandria and Scott discuss the reasons why she changed careers, and provide some information and resources useful for others who are seeking to…
We all use certificates and certificate authorities every day, so in episode 76 Scott takes a deep dive on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) with Linda Ikechuwku of Smallstep Labs.
Linda covers everything you need to know about PKI:
* What is PKI?
* What are the major elements of a PKI?
* What are c…
You’ve probably heard terms such as authentication, authorization, OAuth2, OIDC, WebAuthn, but maybe you don’t have a good idea of exactly what they are or when they’re used.
Authentication is a key technology that underpins large portions of the online world, and so it’s wo…
On today’s Full Stack Podcast, Scott is joined by Krithika Chandramouli, a software engineer at Meta, to discuss how the lessons she learned while preparing to run her first-ever half-marathon also apply to careers and career decisions.
The podcast is loosely structured around this Medium pos…
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