Elise Stanley Brevald walks us through what it means to focus on the user experience and how to collaborate with Engineering effectively.

Olga Kundzich joins to discuss why cloud-native apps decay in six months due to shifting dependencies and how OpenRewrite uses Lossless Semantic Trees to automate refactoring.

John Papa shares insights into the creation of VS Code, GitHub Copilot, where software testing went wrong, experiences at Disney, and what comes next for AI.

Lawrence Jones reveals just how incident.io is automatically diagnosing production issues, talks about everything from running customer code on virtual machines to creating one-time runbooks for any incident.

Adam Korga, author of the satirical guide to IT euphemisms, dissects infamous tech disasters, the fallacy of 'doing Agile,' and the crucial lessons of survivorship bias in postmortems

Jenna Pederson demystifies vector databases, exploring how they power semantic search, their role in RAG, and unexpected applications.

Andrew Moreland joins us to explain just why Chalk chose to deploy their data platform for ML into the customer cloud. Features utilizing time travel to prevent model bias and ASTs for running unsafe code.

Ang Li, Director of Engineering at Observe, shares how they built a petabyte-scale observability platform using Snowflake, Kafka, and open data formats.

Pulumi's GM Meagan Cojocar tackles the product leader's journey, the future of open source, her experience at AWS versus Pulumi, and the philosophical debate around LLMs in DevOps.

We explore what exactly is FinOps supposed to mean and the core goal for engineering teams. This episode delves into waste reduction, right-sizing, and aligning financial incentives with engineering goals.

The Auth experts square off hoping to get to the bottom of which architecture is truly best with guest Brian Pontarelli.

A critical look at Kubernetes' dominance and was AI a mistake? Find out with Omer Hamerman.

Join Aimee Knight as she shares her journey and insights into the world of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE).

Dive into the world of MCP servers and agent interactions with Gil Feig.

The automation that runs the Adventures in DevOps PodCast

Vultr's Nathan Goulding breaks down bare metal, global edge deployments, and why GPU clusters are warping the laws of cloud physics.

Illumex's Inna Tokarev Sela joins to talk semantic knowledge graphs, the struggle of GenAI, and impossible hallucination-proof required for business uses.

Rootly's Sylvain Kalache joins to talk AI-powered incident response, self-healing systems, and the reality of DevRel in 2025.

Web3 meets bare metal as we dive deep into blockchain infrastructure and quirky retro tech.

Adriana Villela joins the pod to talk observability, CI/CD pipelines, and how far OpenTelemetry can really go.

Ganesh joins Will to discuss internal developer portals, engineering excellence, and improving DevOps workflows.

Zach Lloyd joins us to discuss Warp, AI in DevOps, and whether LLMs make us more productive or just more dependent.

Explore how AI-driven automation is transforming cloud database performance, cost efficiency, and DevOps workflows.

Explore how automation transforms DevOps workflows, enhances CI/CD pipelines, and streamlines infrastructure management.

John Maly joins us to discuss the intersection of AI, law, and the unintended consequences of automation. We dive into the ethical and legal challenges of AI decision-making, the risks of AI systems working against each other, and how technology is reshaping society in unpredictable ways.

Daniel Loreto joins to discuss DevBox, reproducible dev environments, and how to eliminate dependency hell from software development.