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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Tracing the stories behind the rise of serverless.
Hosted by IOpipe Co-founder and CTO Erica Windisch, ServerlessTalk provides a forum for discussions and debates on the latest serverless topics with expert guests and hosts from all over the serverless ecosystem.
Powered by IOpipe, visit https://serverlesstalk.com to learn more.
Hosted by IOpipe Co-founder and CTO Erica Windisch, ServerlessTalk provides a forum for discussions and debates on the latest serverless topics with expert guests and hosts from all over the serverless ecosystem.
Powered by IOpipe, visit https://serverlesstalk.com to learn more.
Update frequency:
every 48 days
Average audio length:
38 minutes
English
United States
6 episodes
since July 13, 2018
episodic
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We have a super special guest for our second episode of season two. The veritable Charity Majors, also known as MipsyTipsy on Twitter. She’s the CTO of Honeycomb, former systems engineer and manager at Facebook, Parse, and Linden Lab, and the co-author of “Database Reliability Engineering.”
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In this episode: Kicking off season 2 and the relaunch of our ServerlessTalk Podcast, Erica is joined by Marcia Villalba, Cloud Architect and Backend Developer, currently serving as Senior Full-stack Developer at Rovio.
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Featuring Pam Selle, Ben Kehoe, and Kelsey Hightower.
In this episode, we talk about what we've learned running serverless in production.
Featuring Kas Perch, Ben Kehoe, Pam Selle, and Michael Garski.
In this episode, we'll talk about the evolution of ops in the serverless age, and the future possibilities (spoiler alert: ops isn't going anywhere!)
Featuring Kas Perch, Ben Kehoe and Aaron Kammer of iRobot, and Michael Ford of IOpipe.
Our panel discusses security concerns and topics in our first-ever episode!
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