In episode 29 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc and Benjie speak with Yevgeny Pats, CEO & Co-Founder of CloudQuery. They unpack Yevgeny’s career journey, the security and compliance space, and the open source CloudQuery project and its use cases. This talk offers evergreen lessons on entrepreneurship, information technology security, documentation practices for open source projects, and much more.

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The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #29, CloudQuery with Yevgeny Pats

In episode 32 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc and Benjie speak with Waldemar Hummer of LocalStack. This conversation focuses heavily on how LocalStack is emulating AWS services locally, speeding up the development cycle for cloud developers, and maintaining their large open source community.

The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #32, LocalStack with Waldemar Hummer

Krista Woodley of Biogen speaks to CHI on March 12, 2015. Ms. Woodley will be presenting during the Cloud Computing and Data Security tracks at Bio-IT World Conference & Expo, April 21-23 in Boston, MA.
 
Topics include IT risk management and regulatory compliance in the life sciences, how the rise of cloud-based computing has altered data security management, compliant cloud computing and more.

Bio-IT World 2015 | Life Sciences IT Risk Management, Cloud Security and Regulatory Compliance

In episode 44 of Generationship, Rachel speaks with Felipe Huici, CEO and co-founder of Unikraft, about the powerful world of unikernels. Felipe breaks down how these lightweight, specialized VMs can achieve millisecond cold starts, enabling services to truly "scale to zero" without users noticing a delay. Learn how this efficiency is not just about saving money, but also about providing a secure and scalable foundation for the next wave of AI-generated applications.

Generationship - Ep. #44, Why Unikernels Are Cool with Felipe Huici of Unikraft

Cloud has emerged as new application paradigm.  It has changed the contours of IT infrastructure. It has opened new horizons. But at the same time, it has added new complexities. To leverage the benefits of Cloud, we have to change the way we use to design and develop applications. There are challenges in the development of a Cloud application.  Through this podcast, we will discuss those challenges. 

Key points which we have covered in this podcast are:
•	What are Cloud  Applications, How they are different from traditional applications
•	What are the challenges in Cloud application development
•	How to design and implement a Cloud Application
•	What are Cloud Design Patterns and how they are useful in resolving issues
•	How to select Cloud infrastructure components for any application
•	What is this Multi-Cloud approach

Calsoft Podcast Series

Calsoft Podcast – Challenges of Cloud Application Development

A funny thing happened on the way to quantum computing: Unlike other major shifts in classic computing before it, it begins -- not ends -- with The Cloud. That's because quantum computers today are more like "physics experiments in a can" that most companies can't use yet -- unless you use software, not just as cloud infrastructure for accessing this computing power commercially but for also building the killer app on top of it. What will that killer app be? With quantum virtual machines and special languages for connecting and trading off classic and quantum computing, companies and developers may be able to help figure that out, not to mention get ahead of this next computing platform (before it surprises them).

Ok, sounds great. Only the old rules don't all apply: You have to fundamentally rethink algorithms for quantum computing, just as with previous waves of high-performance computing before it -- from CPU to GPU to TPU and now to QPU. Because as chips evolve, so do algorithms, and vice versa, in an iterative way. But the chicken-egg question of which came first (the algorithm or the specialized hardware for running it?) doesn't matter as much because the answer itself involves herding chickens: "You're trying to get all of these independent processes to run and cooperate with each other to produce an answer and do so in a way that was faster" than the other way before it, observes Jeff Cordova, interim head of software engineering at quantum computing startup Rigetti Computing. "In hindsight, we really care about the statistical model, not watching the entire movie", shares general partner Vijay Pande, based on his own experiences in the world of high-performance computing.

In this episode of the a16z Podcast (in conversation with Sonal Chokshi), Cordova and Pande talk all about the realities of engineering -- and using -- the next computing platform beyond scientific research and hardening it into practical, commercial, industrial-scale reality. Luckily, the cloud provides a map to get us there, today.

a16z Podcast: The Cloud Atlas to Real Quantum Computing

Live From KubCon With Spotinst: Bringing the Spot Market to Kubernetes 

In this episode of Keeping Up With Kubernetes, Spotinst Founder and CEO Amiram Schachar speaks with JoAnne McDougald and Nirmata’s Ritesh Patel about how Spotinst has partnered with Nirmata to bring the dynamic infrastructure qualities offered by the Spot instance market to Kubernetes.

Dynamic Infrastructure and Kubernetes Clusters with Spotinst & Nirmata

Network models can greatly reduce security risks and improve reaction times to breaches for both on-premise and cloud connections. The adoption of this technology would help CIOs and security teams better mitigate risks at government agencies. Sponsored RedSeal.

Guests: Wayne Lloyd, chief technology officer, RedSeal (left) and Howard Whyte, chief information officer, FDIC (right)

How network modeling improves enterprise security with RedSeal's Wayne Lloyd and FDIC's Howard Whyte

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Journey to Cloud: Step 3 – Establish Infrastructure Purpose-Built for the Cloud

In episode 9 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc Campbell speaks with Dan “Pop” Papandrea of Sysdig. They discuss Pop’s experience as a CNCF ambassador, the incubating project Falco, and the importance of runtime monitoring for security.

The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #9, Falco with Dan “Pop” Papandrea of Sysdig

Heavybit is the leading early-stage investor in enterprise infrastructure. Since 2013, we've helped launch and scale visionary technical startups—from DevSecOps and feature flagging to AI code generation and beyond. We go hands-on from day 0, backing founders as they turn code into companies and build the future of software from the bottom up to the top down.

CyberScoop delivers leading cybersecurity news with a devoted audience of information security leaders and power players in the public and private sectors.

Nirmata provides a turn-key Kubernetes-based application management platform that accelerates the adoption of open-source and cloud-native technologies by eliminating complexity with its intuitive, efficient, and flexible solution.

The CHI Podcasts are produced by the Cambridge Healthtech Institute and offer in-depth interviews with research and business leaders from many facets of biotechnology.

The a16z Podcast discusses tech and culture trends, news, and the future -- especially as ‘software eats the world’. It features industry experts, business leaders, and other interesting thinkers and voices from around the world. This podcast is produced by Andreessen Horowitz (aka “a16z”), a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm. Multiple episodes are released every week; visit a16z.com for more details and to sign up for our newsletters and other content as well!

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