ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Greg Ferro, Packet Pushers podcast network co-founder, has commandeered the Datanauts bridge to take over today’s episode.
At the recent Google Next 19 conference, Greg sat down for a far-ranging roundtable conversation with three IT professionals who shared their expertise on chaos engineering, why cloud networking is hard, and cloud migration, among other topics.
Ethan Banks beams in after the fact to introduce the show and provide the takeaways.
Greg’s guests are Ana Medina, Chaos Engineer at Gremlin; Leticia Kemp, Head of Business Intelligence at Crunch Simply Digital; and Marisabel Rodriguez, Tech Director at Globant.
They discuss:
* The pros and cons of breaking things on purpose (chaos engineering)
* How business intelligence tackles metrics and reporting
* Lift-and-shift vs. incremental movement to the cloud
* Whether there’s a skills gap in enterprise IT
* Service meshes
* More
Sponsor: Open Systems
Open Systems brings security, automation, and expert management to SD-WAN. Get visibility, flexibility, and control combined with performance, simplicity and security with SD-WAN from Open Systems. To find out more, go to Open-systems.com/packetpushers and get a free beanie and a Gartner report on the economics of SD-WAN.
Sponsor: Quest Software
Quest Software is your go-to for everything Microsoft. Migrate to a new SharePoint or Office 365 environment, move to OneDrive for Business, consolidate Active Directory and Exchange, secure your AD from insider threats, and much more! Learn more at Quest.com/DatanautsPod.
Show Links:
Ana Medina on Twitter
Ana Medina on LinkedIn
Leticia Kemp on Twitter
Leticia Kemp on LinkedIn
Marisabel Rodriguez on Twitter
Marisabel Rodriguez on LinkedIn
At the recent Google Next 19 conference, Greg sat down for a far-ranging roundtable conversation with three IT professionals who shared their expertise on chaos engineering, why cloud networking is hard, and cloud migration, among other topics.
Ethan Banks beams in after the fact to introduce the show and provide the takeaways.
Greg’s guests are Ana Medina, Chaos Engineer at Gremlin; Leticia Kemp, Head of Business Intelligence at Crunch Simply Digital; and Marisabel Rodriguez, Tech Director at Globant.
They discuss:
* The pros and cons of breaking things on purpose (chaos engineering)
* How business intelligence tackles metrics and reporting
* Lift-and-shift vs. incremental movement to the cloud
* Whether there’s a skills gap in enterprise IT
* Service meshes
* More
Sponsor: Open Systems
Open Systems brings security, automation, and expert management to SD-WAN. Get visibility, flexibility, and control combined with performance, simplicity and security with SD-WAN from Open Systems. To find out more, go to Open-systems.com/packetpushers and get a free beanie and a Gartner report on the economics of SD-WAN.
Sponsor: Quest Software
Quest Software is your go-to for everything Microsoft. Migrate to a new SharePoint or Office 365 environment, move to OneDrive for Business, consolidate Active Directory and Exchange, secure your AD from insider threats, and much more! Learn more at Quest.com/DatanautsPod.
Show Links:
Ana Medina on Twitter
Ana Medina on LinkedIn
Leticia Kemp on Twitter
Leticia Kemp on LinkedIn
Marisabel Rodriguez on Twitter
Marisabel Rodriguez on LinkedIn
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