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DevOps Decrypted focuses on all things Development + Operations, with Adaptavist’s expert staff discussing elements of the philosophy that has changed the world of software development.
Update frequency:
every 43 days
Average audio length:
41 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
United States
31 episodes
since July 22, 2021
episodic
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Welcome back to DevOps Decrypted, where, in our first show of the year, we discuss the State of Resilience 2025, a new report from Cockroach Labs. We used it as a springboard for a deep discussion on cyber security, the CrowdStrike event of 2024, and the increased awareness around digital resilienc…
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In this lighter episode of DevOps Decrypted, Jon and Jobin meet to discuss a heavy subject: the massive CrowdStrike outage of summer 2024. Everyone in tech (and many outside of the industry) remembers the day it happened. But what have we all learned from it?
Well, we might have the answers. Adapt…
In this episode, our Adaptavist panel is joined by a very special guest – Frank Merla from BetaNXT. Together, we discuss an extensive business transformation case study that we carried out at BetaNXT, the complexities of transitioning from legacy systems to a modernised, scalable platform, and how,…
In DevOps Decrypted episode 28, we're all feeling a little… meh. Why? Maybe it's all the stagnant innovation, monopolising, and open-source rug-pulling. Whatever it is, it's got Rasmus (today's stand-in host) a little down in the dumps.
To lift him out of his funk, he’s joined by Jon and Matt, who…
Welcome to this "minisode" edition, with Rasmus, Jon and our special guest, Jennifer Davis – Google Engineering Manager and author of Effective DevOps and Modern System Administration.
Of course, we're talking about CrowdStrike… But from a different perspective, the human one. It's all too easy to…
Is AI finally in a place where it's useful in DevOps? It might just be, as we discover in another fascinating panel discussion from the usual DevOps Decrypted gang – plus special guest Lilly Holden.
Lilly joined us to speak about her role in the Platform Team at Adaptavist, where she's working on …
It's episode 25 of DevOps Decrypted – and we're talking about some big news in DevOps. It was recently revealed that a backdoor had been intentionally planted in XZ Utils, an open-source data compression utility available on almost all installations of Linux and other Unix-like operating systems.
…
Money, money, money…
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've got Chalky on as our special guest, talking to Rasmus, Matt and Laura ab…
We're back – still riding high after our last episode with Gene Kim, whose 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 deepfak…
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 ou…
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