ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
This is where serious devs level up. Each week, top engineers break down how they’re pushing productivity, locking down security, and building AI-first workflows—all in the cloud.
It’s the real-world insight you won’t get from a blog post—straight from the people shipping at scale.
We’re bringing you sharp minds, smart code, and battle-tested tactics.
Hit play. Then out-build everyone else.
It’s the real-world insight you won’t get from a blog post—straight from the people shipping at scale.
We’re bringing you sharp minds, smart code, and battle-tested tactics.
Hit play. Then out-build everyone else.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 16 days
Average audio length:
41 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
18 episodes
since Jan. 20, 2026
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episode of Ship Happens, host Per Krogslund talks with Seth Wright from CTM (formerly Call Tracking Metrics) about the evolution from call tracking and marketing attribution to configurable telephony platforms powered by AI.
CTM's platform helps businesses manage calls, texts, routing, call…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this episode of Ship Happens, host Per Krogslund sits down with Scott Gale, CTO and co-founder of Fluency, to explore the rise of agentic engineering and how AI is changing the way software gets built, tested, deployed, and maintained.
Fluency has spent years automating digital advertising acros…
As AI systems become more capable of reasoning, using tools, accessing data, and taking action on their own, a new question is becoming impossible to ignore: how much autonomy should we actually give them?
In this episode of Ship Happens, host Per Krogslund sits down with Justin Kuiper, Lead Archit…
In this episode of Ship Happens, host Per Krogslund talks with Eric Bowman, CTO of King, about how AI is changing the fundamental constraints of software development. As AI makes writing and producing code dramatically faster, Eric argues that the bottleneck is shifting: the harder problem is incre…
As AI agents become increasingly capable of researching, reasoning, and completing complex tasks, traditional search engines aren't equipped to meet their needs.
Saahil shares how You.com evolved from a consumer search engine into enterprise AI infrastructure powering more than one billion monthly…
Everyone is talking about AI models—but the hardest part of enterprise AI isn't choosing a model. It's building the infrastructure to run it securely, reliably, and at scale.
In this episode, Docker's Per Krogslund is joined by Colton Shaw, Principal Architect at Spectro Cloud, for a conversation …
As AI adoption accelerates, engineering organizations face a growing set of challenges that extend beyond code.
This compilation episode highlights some of the most thought-provoking conversations from recent Ship Happens guests, covering topics ranging from security and privacy to enterprise soft…
While AI-powered development has made it easier than ever to build prototypes and accelerate coding tasks, guests throughout this compilation caution that enterprise software demands far more than speed. Security, compliance, scalability, maintainability, governance, and reliability remain critical…
In this Ship Happens episode, host Per Krogslund interviews Ruben Verborgh, a computer science professor at Ghent University and consultant about building a more responsible digital ecosystem where incentives align with ethics rather than exploitation.
Ruben argues that today’s AI ecosystem is fun…
Software delivery is getting faster—but also more unpredictable. In this episode of Ship Happens, we sit down with Ivar Conradi Østhus, CTO of Unleash, to unpack how AI is reshaping the way teams build, ship, and operate software. At the center of the discussion is “Feature Ops,” a philosophy that …
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