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Carl and Brandon
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CloudChat

Conversations about building software and designing architecture in the cloud natively.

  1. The Source is with Us

    1月6日

    The Source is with Us

    Episode 0017 - The Source is with Us In this episode, Carl and Brandon speak with Brian Munzenmayer, who shares his extensive experience in the open-source community. Brian discusses his journey from fixing simple typos in documentation to becoming a key maintainer of a large open source website that you’ve probably used. The discussion delves into the importance of community engagement in open-source projects, the spectrum of contributions, and the various roles individuals can play, from coding to organizing and managing projects. Brian also touches on the challenges of maintaining open-source projects, including the risk of burnout and the need for sustainable practices. The episode also explores the broader impact of open-source software on the tech industry, highlighting how contributions can influence major projects and even corporate products. Brian emphasizes the value of open-source work in professional development and the importance of fostering inclusive and collaborative environments. The episode concludes with insights into the future of open-source software and the ongoing need for community-driven innovation. And of course, we have to mention that Brian is the author ofApproachable Open Source, which is available now for purchase! Links Approachable Open Source by Brian Muenzenmeyer. A brief book with a big vision. Approachable Open Source on Bluesky Brian on Bluesky Brian on LinkedIn Brian’s Website Visit us at: twitter.com/CloudChatTech discord.cloudchat.tech cloudchatpodcast@gmail.com linkedin.com/company/cloudchat

    1 小時 3 分鐘
  2. Control All the Things! 🛩️

    2024/12/02

    Control All the Things! 🛩️

    Episode 0016 - Control All the Things! 🛩️ In this episode, Carl and Brandon dive into the world of control planes, starting with what they are and how they differ from other planes you may see in your solutions and the providers they run on. They chat about the balance between automation and manual operations, and share examples from popular cloud services and technologies like Kubernetes, AWS, and Azure. Then, they explore the key functions of a control plane, such as resource management, policy enforcement, and tenant, security, monitoring, and configuration management. Carl and Brandon also take a closer look at control planes in Kubernetes, explaining the roles of components like the API server, etcd, controller manager, and scheduler, and how they work together to manage clusters. Finally, they discuss the challenges and benefits of deploying and managing control planes across multiple cloud providers, and share best practices for keeping things consistent in multi-cloud and hybrid environments. Links AWS Control planes and data planes Azure control plane and data plane Crossplane.io Kubernetes | Control Plane radius Visit us at: twitter.com/CloudChatTech discord.cloudchat.tech cloudchatpodcast@gmail.com linkedin.com/company/cloudchat

    55 分鐘
  3. Dude, Where's My Server?

    2024/11/04

    Dude, Where's My Server?

    Episode 0015 - Dude, Where's My Server? Today, Carl and Brandon cover a comprehensive overview of serverless computing, starting with its importance and benefits. We explain the serverless model, highlighting the differences between serverless and traditional computing, and addresses common misconceptions. The Big Three Cloud provider offerings are covered, including Azure Functions, AWS Lambda, and Google Cloud Run. Each service is explored, with real-world use cases, key features, and best practices for building and deploying serverless functions. We also delve into the challenges and considerations of serverless computing, such as cold start latency, security concerns, and vendor lock-in. The discussion concludes with predictions for the future of serverless computing, including emerging trends, the rise of multi-cloud strategies, how AI may change the game, and the increasing focus on security and compliance. Links Apache Airflow AWS Lambda AWS Step Functions Azure Event Grid | Cloud Event Schema Azure Event Grid Azure Functions | Durable Functions | Monitoring Dashboard Azure Functions | Durable Functions Azure Functions Azure Logic Apps Cloud Events Google Cloud Composer Google Cloud Run Prisma Cloud | Secure hosts, containers and serverless across multicloud and hybrid environments Trend Micro | Azure Serverless Security Risks Exposed by New Study Visit us at: twitter.com/CloudChatTech discord.cloudchat.tech cloudchatpodcast@gmail.com linkedin.com/company/cloudchat

    1 小時 4 分鐘
  4. Smooooth Operator: Configuring Your Architecture 🛠️

    2024/10/07

    Smooooth Operator: Configuring Your Architecture 🛠️

    Episode 0014 - Smooooth Operator: Configuring Your Architecture 🛠️ In this episode, Carl and Brandon dive deep into the world of configuration, exploring various methods for system, app, and user-facing config. Starting with hard-coded values and whether there is ever a time for hard-coding, weighing the benefits and drawbacks. The conversation then shifts to configuration files, including web.config, app.config, and various environment-specific files such as .env files for backend and frontend uses. Carl and Brandon also explore feature flags, databases, and SaaS options for configuration, such as LaunchDarkly, and delve into DevOps patterns, including pipeline sourcing and configuration services like AWS AppConfig and Azure App Configuration. Finally, they cover secrets management with services like Azure Key Vault and AWS Key Management Service. Links Make hard-coding your default choice | Enterprise Craftsmanship Shared library vs Enterprise development | Enterprise Craftsmanship The Pitfalls of Hard Coding: Why Config Files Are Essential in Data Science Projects AWS AppConfig AWS CloudHSM AWS Key Management Service Azure App Configuration Azure Key Vault LaunchDarkly Visit us at: twitter.com/CloudChatTech discord.cloudchat.tech cloudchatpodcast@gmail.com linkedin.com/company/cloudchat

    50 分鐘
  5. What is the Cloud☁️?

    2024/09/09

    What is the Cloud☁️?

    Episode 0013 - What is the Cloud☁️? Carl and Brandon delve into the fundamentals of cloud computing, exploring its definition, history, key components, and the various “types” of clouds such as public, private, and hybrid. The hosts also highlight the numerous benefits of cloud computing, including cost efficiency, scalability, flexibility, and enhanced security. The episode also addresses common challenges like security concerns, compliance issues, and managing costs, while offering insights into the future of cloud computing with emerging trends like edge computing and AI integration. Links What is Cloud Computing? | Microsoft Azure What is Cloud Computing? | AWS What is Cloud Computing? | Google Cloud Advantages of Cloud Computing | Google Cloud Backup and Disaster Recovery | Microsoft Azure Security | Microsoft Azure Shared Responsibility Model | AWS Shared Responsibility Model | Microsoft Azure Shared Responsibility Model | CrowdStrike Why We’re Leaving the Cloud | 37signals We Have Left the Cloud | 37signals Visit us at: twitter.com/CloudChatTech discord.cloudchat.tech cloudchatpodcast@gmail.com linkedin.com/company/cloudchat

    1 小時
  6. Words Mean Things

    2024/08/26

    Words Mean Things

    Episode 0012 - Words Mean Things In our latest podcast episode, Carl and Brandon explored the fundamental aspects of cloud computing, focusing on Regions, Availability Zones, Quota, and Capacity. They discussed how regions are collections of zones, each with high-bandwidth, low-latency network connections, and the importance of deploying applications across multiple zones and regions to ensure fault tolerance and high availability. They also delved into the differences between logical and physical zones, and how regional resources can be accessed by any zone within that region. Additionally, they examined Azure’s approach to paired regions and the need for custom geo-redundant capabilities in newer regions. The conversation then shifted to the concepts of quota and capacity in cloud computing. Quotas, synonymous with limits, ensure that each service can offer a minimum amount of resources. Carl and Brandon discussed the different types of quotas, including soft limits that can be raised through support requests, and the architectural options available when more resources are needed. They highlighted the importance of diversifying resource types to overcome quota limits and enhance application resilience. Finally, they examined capacity limitations, the concept of capacity reservations in Azure, and the differences between on-demand capacity reservations and reserved instances. Links Regions vs Zones Logical vs Physical Zones Azure - Paired Regions Quota vs Capacity Google Cloud Quotas AWS Service Limits Capacity Reservation (Azure) Visit us at: twitter.com/CloudChatTech discord.cloudchat.tech cloudchatpodcast@gmail.com linkedin.com/company/cloudchat

    52 分鐘
  7. m*cro-services

    2024/08/12

    m*cro-services

    Episode 0011 - m*cro-services Carl and Brandon delve into the fascinating world of microservices, starting with a brief introduction and a comparison to macro-services like monolithic and modular monolith architectures. We explored the evolution from monolithic architectures to microservices, highlighting the advantages such as scalability, agility, resilience, and technology diversity. We also discussed the granular scalability of individual services, the independent development and deployment of services, and the use of different technologies for each service. However, we didn’t shy away from the challenges, addressing the increased complexity, operational overhead, and resource consumption associated with managing distributed systems. Links Macro-services to Nano-services: Evolution of Software Architecture Scaling up the Prime Video audio/video monitoring service and reducing costs by 90% Performing a Rolling Update | kubernetes Visit us at: twitter.com/CloudChatTech discord.cloudchat.tech cloudchatpodcast@gmail.com linkedin.com/company/cloudchat

    57 分鐘
  8. Risky Bidness: Ripped from the Headlines

    2024/07/29

    Risky Bidness: Ripped from the Headlines

    Episode 0010 - Risky Bidness: Ripped from the Headlines In this episode, Carl and Brandon explored the recent CrowdStrike outage and the lessons to take from the event as it relates to high availability, business continuity, and disaster recovery (HA/BCDR) strategies in the cloud. The incident underscored the need for redundancy, swift response, and well-defined recovery procedures. Surprisingly, we drew parallels to the banana crisis of the 1950s. The monoculture of the Gros Michel banana left the industry vulnerable to Panama disease. The lesson? Diversity in dependencies matters—whether in tech or agriculture. Remember: HA/BCDR and diversity are key to resilience. 🎙️🍌🔒 Links: CrowdStrike IT Outage Explained by a Windows Developer | Dave’s Garage on YouTube CrowdStrike Update: Latest News, Lessons Learned from a Retired Microsoft Engineer | Dave’s Garage on YouTube Remediation and Guidance Hub: Falcon Content Update For Windows Hosts | CrowdStrike Build high availability into your BCDR strategy | Microsoft Docs, Azure Architecture Center Protect and recover in cloud management | Microsoft Docs, Cloud Adoption Framework Imperial Scaling Banana by smc | Printables Visit us at: twitter.com/CloudChatTech discord.cloudchat.tech cloudchatpodcast@gmail.com linkedin.com/company/cloudchat

    42 分鐘
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Conversations about building software and designing architecture in the cloud natively.

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  • 創作者
    Carl and Brandon
  • 活躍年代
    2024年 - 2025年
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    18
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
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    © 2024
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