In episode 39 of EnterpriseReady, Grant Miller is joined by Loris Degioanni of Sysdig. They discuss Loris’s storied career journey, the creation of Sysdig, tactics for better understanding enterprise customers, and the future of open source.

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EnterpriseReady - Ep. #39, Betting on Containerization with Loris Degioanni of Sysdig

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Episode 5 - Automation and Attrition

Emerging from the 1950s having survived government crackdowns, receivership, and attempted raids by the AFL, the ILA was immediately confronted with a new existential threat: automation. The introduction of containerized cargo posed a greater threat to the profession of longshoring than any previously faced. Organizing on the Port of New York in the 1960s was dominated by the fight to keep the shipping companies from slashing the workforce to the bone. While the union still did not implement more democratic measures, the rank and file forced their voices to be heard loud and clear in some of the biggest strikes in the history of the US waterfront.

Main sources for this series include: Reds or Rackets by Howard Kimeldorf, Strife on the Waterfront by Vernon Jensen, New York Longshoremen: Class and Power on the Docks by William Mello, and Mobsters, Unions, and Feds by James Jacobs. Clips from YouTube.

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Chris Hickman and Jon Christensen of Kelsus and Rich Staats from Secret Stache discuss the differences between virtual machines (VMs) and containers. What are the pros? Cons? Similarities? Differences?

Mobycast 01: Virtual Machines vs Containers

What goes on inside an organization when it decides to make the switch to Docker? What does a team and company go through? Chris Hickman and Jon Christensen of Kelsus discuss transitioning legacy applications to Docker. About two-three years ago, Chris joined a company that was in the midst of transitioning to Docker to handle its Amazon Web loads. He was tasked with learning how to dockerize all of the microservices deployed by the company inside AWS.

Mobycast 02: Transitioning Legacy Applications to Docker

In Episode 11 of Mobycast, we continue last week’s conversation regarding the negative implications of AWS’ rapid growth. Welcome to Mobycast, a weekly conversation about containerization, Docker, and modern software deployment.

Mobycast 11: Will AWS be Crushed Under it's Own Weight? (Part 02)

In episode 12 of Mobycast,  John discusses his key takeaways from GlueCon 2018. Welcome to Mobycast, a weekly conversation about containerization, Docker and modern software deployment.

Mobycast 12: Key Takeaways from Gluecon 2018

In Episode 14 of Mobycast, Jon and Chris explained why you should stop worrying about cloud lock-in. Welcome to Mobycast, a weekly conversation about containerization, Docker and modern software deployment.

Mobycast 14: Stop Worrying About Cloud Lock-in

In episode 20 of Mobycast, Chris recaps another DockerCon 2018 session, how to create effective container images by Abby Fuller. Welcome to Mobycast, a weekly conversation about containerization, Docker, and modern software deployment.

Effective Container Images (Part 1)

In Episode 48 of Mobycast, we discuss tips and guidelines for creating beautiful simple APIs. Welcome to Mobycast, a weekly conversation about containerization, Docker and modern software deployment.

Microservice RESTful APIs - Tips & Guidelines for Crafting Beautiful, Simple APIs

Open source solutions are becoming an increasingly important part of enterprise systems. And in many cases, they’re giving federal agencies a superior and more secure alternative to using proprietary applications.

There are hundreds of thousands of open source projects out there today, and demand for enterprise open source solutions continues to grow, according to Alan Clark, who works in SUSE’s CTO Office focusing on emerging technologies and open source. One reason, he says, stems from the evolution within the open source community to adopt emerging technology solutions including containerization, microservices and artificial intelligence. 

The community also has been instrumental in helping to quickly spot and fix security flaws. As a result, open source solutions are actually more secure than many proprietary applications, where the coding often remains hidden “in a black box.” Sponsored by SUSE.

Guest: Alan Clark, CTO Office, SUSE

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