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HashiCast Episode 0 - HashiCorp Research

This episode of HashiCast highlights Robbie Mckinstry, and Jon Currey from HashiCorp Research team. Couple of years ago HashiCorp announced HashiCorp Research that aimed on helping to solve the frontier of problems for customers and users. This podcast will cover things like:

* What HashiCorp Research is? 
* What is the workflow for a research driven project at HashiCorp? 
* What are some good approaches that are critical research? 

So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the postcast.

Guests: 
Robbie Mckinstry, Jon Currey - HashiCorp Research

Hosts:
Anubhav Mishra, Nic Jackson - Developer Advocates, HashiCorp

Intro Music:
El Mariachi by The Greek Fandango Orchestra (Creative Commons)
https://freakfandango.bandcamp.com

Episode 0 - HashiCorp Research

Tim Hockin is Principle Software Engineer at Google. He is also one of the founders of the Kubernetes project and works on Google Cloud Platform. When he talks about containers and microservices, pay attention. :-)
We caught up with Tim and spoke with him about microservices and how to refactor your applications if it makes sense. Enjoy1

DevOps Chats

Microservices on Google Cloud Update with Tim Hockin

This episode of the O’Reilly Podcast, features a conversation on serverless and Kubernetes, with Kelsey Hightower, developer advocate for Google Cloud Platform at Google (and co-author of "Kubernetes: Up and Running"), and Chris Gaun, Kubernetes product marketing manager at Mesosphere.

Kelsey Hightower and Chris Gaun on Serverless and Kubernetes

A nurturing and supportive meditation for the times that we live in...

Full Moon Offering For January 2020

In this podcast, Daniel Bryant sat down with Kelsey Hightower, Staff Developer Advocate at Google. Topics covered included: the extensibility of Kubernetes, and why it has become the platform that other platforms are being built on top of; creating event-driven architectures and deploying these onto Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) platforms like the Kubernetes-based Knative and Google Cloud Run; and the benefits of learning, sharing knowledge, and building communities.

Why listen to this podcast:


 - Kubernetes is a platform for building platforms. It may not be as opinionated as traditional Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offerings, but it has become popular due to its extensibility. There are PaaS-like solutions built on top of Kubernetes, such as OpenShift, Knative, and Cloud Run.
 - The creation of common interfaces within Kubernetes -- such as Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs), Container Networking Interface (CNI), and Container Runtime Interface (CRI) -- enabled the adoption of the platform by vendors and the open source community without everyone needing to agree on exactly how to implement extensions.
 - Although not every workload can be effectively implemented using an event-driven architecture, for those that can the Kubernetes-based Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) platforms like Knative and Cloud Run can handle a lot of the operational management tasks for developers.
 - Engineers may be able to get ~90% of the “service mesh” traffic management functionality they need from using a simple proxy.  
However, the separation of the control and data planes within modern service meshes, in combination with the rise in popularity of the sidecar deployment model, has provided many benefits within Kubernetes.
 - A lot of learning within software development and information technology is transferable. If you spend time going deep in a technology when you begin your career, much of what you learn will be useful when you come to learn the next technology.

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Show Notes

Kelsey Hightower on Extending Kubernetes, Event-Driven Architecture, and Learning

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#FridayFreeDownload | 432Hz Magical Morning Music for Positive Energy

NO MAN'S LAND Playlist – January 9, 2020

Tune in locally on CIUT 89.5 FM every Thursday from 6:00-8:00pm (EST) and listen live online at www.ciut.fm

ARTIST - TRACK
Bluetech - Light Years From Home
Laya Project - A New Day (Pitch Black Remix)
Haunted Water - La jaula de oro
Rapossa - Lyra (Original Mix)	 
Alphant - Babtoo (Original Mix )
Subset - Interbody Fusion (Bottoms Up Mix)
Chancha via Circuito - Cumbia del Olvido (RLHBSLCN Remix)
Savia Andina - Los Bosques (El Remolón Remix)
Quixotic & The Human Experience - The Fire Inside
∆. Perkulat0r	- Solstice
Kalpataru Tree - Over the Years
Yechidah - Shamanic wisdom (Tor.ma in dub Remix)
The Spy from Cairo - Andak al Salam
Kaya Project - The Weight of Words (Mose Remix) 
beatfarmer - Song of Dawn  [opening]
Drumspyder - Caduceus (Kousk Remix)
Sixis - Gayatri Dub
Seamoon & Multi Tul - Super Nize
Yemanjo - Pa'lante (synapps remix)
Jin Yerei - Xylosample

No Man's Land

NO MAN'S LAND - January 9 - Radio Mix 2020

Drawing on the feminine energy of a beautiful full moon on the shores of Lake Atitlan, here's a short but sweet set of my latest obsessions....
Featuring new works by
Kermesse
Rodrigo Gallardo
Okuma
and an unreleased edit by @yemanjo ;)

Tribal Ascension (feat. Zuma Dionys, Rodrigo Gallardo, Kermesse)

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