DOP 304: Strategies for Successful Talent Retention
DevOps Paradox
#304: As we continue to navigate the complexities of modern work environments, the debate surrounding remote work versus in-office setups remains a hot topic. Companies are constantly reevaluating their strategies when it comes to talent retention, with the return to office being a significant point of discussion. On one hand, working in an office provides the opportunity for direct human interaction. This option can be particularly beneficial for those who are younger or new to the field, as they can directly learn and collaborate with their colleagues. Furthermore, for some individuals, an...
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DOP 303: How To Develop a CLI in 2025
DevOps Paradox
#303: In today's digital realm, command-line interfaces (CLI) are lifelines for developers, embodying the efficiency and power required to manage complex tasks. The goal in designing a CLI is not to overwhelm users with command intricacies but to allow them to navigate operations seamlessly and intuitively. In this episode, we speak with Wesley Beary, a founding engineer at Anchor, about their journey of developing a robust CLI for their product. Wesley's contact information: LinkedIn: Developing CLIs: How Anchor developed a CLI and the tools that helped along the way ...
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DOP 302: Using AI To Help With Your Programming Tasks
DevOps Paradox
#302: As individuals, engineers may feel that the day-to-day tasks and projects they undertake are not life-changing. After all, if an engineer has an off day, it doesn't mean they're suddenly out of the job market. However, when we look at the larger picture from a business standpoint, the stakes are significantly higher. Companies that choose to ignore or delay engaging with emerging technologies might find themselves in precarious positions. The necessity of stepping out of the comfort zones to experiment and innovate is more important now than ever before. The failure to at least explore...
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DOP 301: Exploring OpenRewrite and the Future of Code Modernization
DevOps Paradox
#301: How many applications are in your organization that need to be kept up to date? More than likely, that number is every application needs to be kept up to date, if for no other reason than to keep your security teams happy. It gets even worse if you have 10s, 100s or even 1000s of applications. How do you make this manageable? In this episode, we sit down with Jonathan Schneider from Moderne to discuss OpenRewrite, a large-scale software refactoring solution. Jonathan explains how OpenRewrite assists in application modernization, security vulnerability repair, and code quality...
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DOP 300: How To Become an AI Native Engineer in 2025
DevOps Paradox
#300: Innovation and technology are constantly shifting the landscape of various industries, and the rise of AI is no exception. The term "AI Native Engineer" is becoming more prevalent. This shift denotes not just an evolution in the technological tools at our disposal but a transformation in how engineers engage with these tools to enhance productivity and innovation. In this episode, our friend Patrick Debois joins us to talk about what he has been doing over the past year with AI. Patrick's contact information: X (Formerly Twitter): LinkedIn: YouTube channel: Review...
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DOP 299: Managing Your AI Workloads With KitOps
DevOps Paradox
#299: The ability to efficiently manage and analyze data is crucial in today's rapidly evolving tech landscape. One innovative solution that addresses this need is ModelKit. ModelKits are built on existing standards, ensuring compatibility with the tools your data scientists and developers already use. In this episode, Darin and Viktor speak with Gorkem Ercan, CTO at Jozu, about KitOps, the open source DevOps project built to standardize packaging, reproduction, deployment, and tracking of AI / ML models, so it can be run anywhere, just like application code. Gorkem's contact...
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DOP 298: Tools Versus Culture
DevOps Paradox
#298: Throughout numerous conferences, experts have often proclaimed that choosing the right culture is paramount over the selection of tools. However, it’s an oversimplification to deem one right over the other. Tools and culture share a symbiotic relationship, each influencing and reshaping the other. In this episode, Darin and Viktor try to settle this debate. YouTube channel: Review the podcast on Apple Podcasts: Slack: Connect with us at:
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DOP 297: Streamline Access Control Using Cerbos
DevOps Paradox
#297: In today's digital landscape, ensuring secure and efficient access to systems is crucial. Authorization plays a vital role in granting the right access levels — but how can businesses implement it effectively? In this episode, we speak with Alex Olivier, co-founder & CPO at Cerbos, about how Cerbos presents an adaptable solution that streamlines access control and governance by externalizing authorization logic and focusing on policy-driven management. Alex's contact information: LinkedIn: X (Formerly Twitter): YouTube channel: Review the podcast on...
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DOP 296: 2025 - The Year of Not Yet
DevOps Paradox
#296: As we step into 2025, the tech landscape is marked by a myriad of opportunities and challenges, with artificial intelligence taking center stage. While AI is firmly entrenched in our daily lives, other technological advances and industry trends also demand our attention. In this episode, Darin and Viktor make their tech predictions for 2025. YouTube channel: Review the podcast on Apple Podcasts: Slack: Connect with us at:
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DOP 295: If You Are Listening to This, Go Back to Bed
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#295: Merry Christmas from the entire team, and thank you for making us a part of your year! YouTube channel: Review the podcast on Apple Podcasts: Slack: Connect with us at:
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On one hand, working in an office provides the opportunity for direct human interaction. This option can be particularly beneficial for those who are younger or new to the field, as they can directly learn and collaborate with their colleagues. Furthermore, for some individuals, an office environment provides the structure and engagement they need, preventing feelings of isolation that sometimes accompany remote work.
In this episode, Darin and Viktor tackle what it take to retain top talent in 2025.
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