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The MonkCast

Join the developer-focused industry analysts at RedMonk as they discuss news and trends in the software space with leaders and practicioners in cloud, AI, IaC, security, DevOps, developer relations, observability, data, and more. Can"t get enough of the Monks? Visit the RedMonk YouTube channel or check out our research at RedMonk.com. You can also follow RedMonk on Bluesky, Twitter (X), and LinkedIn. Meet RedMonk"s Analysts James Governor, Principal Analyst & Co-founder @monkchips, LinkedIn,

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33:34

A RedMonk Conversation: Industry’s Tardy Response to...

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2023/12/21

Kate Holterhoff, analyst with Redmonk, and Simon Willison, founder of Dattasette, co-creator of Django, and expert in AI technologies, speak about the AI prompt injection vulnerability. Simon lays out what prompt injection is and why it is so difficult to mitigate. They also cover major industry players (OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic, Google), and the common mistake of confusing moderation, in the sense of not letting the model say bad things, with security, not letting an attack trigger the model into

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14:58

A RedMonk Conversation: Open Source and Security...

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2023/12/19

Stephen O'Grady of RedMonk and Vincent Danen (Vice President, Red Hat Product Security) discuss security, open source and the intersection of the two. How should customers be thinking about security and open source in a world of seemingly endless incidents? What can and should they expect from their commercial suppliers with respect to security? And how do vendors think about their responsibilities with respect to securing the open source they provide and rely on? This RedMonk Conversation was

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27:29

A RedMonk Conversation: An Enterprise’s Journey to...

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2023/12/14

The term “platform engineering” is all the rage right now, but for many organizations the road to building their platform capabilities is years in the making. Join Rachel Stephens as she interviews Johan Marais, the Senior Platform Service Manager of Discovery Limited. Hear about Discovery's path from moving from a traditional IT org to building their own platform to finding their way to VMware Tanzu. The discussion of both the tools and culture changes required is informative to anyone

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21:27

A RedMonk Conversation: Attracting Developers and...

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2023/12/12

As we've made our way through the Great Resignation to what some have labeled the “Great Reshuffle,” competition for top tech talent has remained fierce. Retaining such talent can be even trickier, especially in the tech industry, where promotion by job hopping is a common strategy. Under such conditions, how do organizations find and keep exceptional developers and other technical practitioners? How does leadership balance the needs and priorities of technical talent with those of

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24:41

The Docs Are In: Spicy Takes on Documentation (With...

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2023/12/04

In this The Docs Are In conversation, Kate Holterhoff, industry analyst at RedMonk, and Sam Kleinman, staff engineer working in distributed systems, discuss documentation: the good, the bad, and how to improve the documentation ecosystem. Sam talks about his experience as a technical communication specialist at MongoDB, as well as his "spicy takes" on what makes the documentation strategies of some companies more successful than others. This Docs Are In was originally published in video form on

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27:40

A Redmonk Conversation: Modern Java runtimes - No...

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2023/12/04

In this episode we talk to Red Hat's Holly Cummins about modern Java runtimes and how they can make your software and systems more efficient. Small, lightweight Java runtimes and and frameworks like Quarkus and GraalVM can be a game changer in right-sizing your applications and indeed your cloud instance choices and Cummins has brought the data to prove it. Java can be faster, cheaper and more energy efficient. This RedMonk Conversation was originally published in video form on December 15,

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19:08

A RedMonk Conversation: Sustainable Software and...

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2023/12/04

In this episode RedMonk talks to Red Hat's Holly Cummins about sustainability, the imperatives for greener software, and how to achieve it with modern Java architectures. What is the relationship between workload and hosting choice - is the cloud always greener, and will all workloads move there? Red Hat is doing some engineering to make it easier to run Java workloads more sustainably, and in this conversation we outline why and how. This RedMonk Conversation was originally published in video form

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20:02

The Docs Are In: Documentation - the Bridgework of...

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2023/12/04

Abigail McCarthy (Staff Technical Open Source Communications Manager at VMware and Kelly's former colleague from their time at Apprenda) joins Kelly and Kate in a conversation that leverages all the civil engineering metaphors: documentation as an avenue into open source projects; Abbie's own pathway from OSS documentation lurker to active participant (her current titles also include Kubernetes SIG Docs Localization Subproject Lead); docs as an essential part of the bridge work needed to meet

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11:55

A RedMonk Conversation: SBOMs (With Josh Bressers...

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2023/12/04

It's not all that often that specific technologies are standards are called out by the White House, but that's exactly what happened with SBOMs. But while there's a lot of chatter on SBOMs, many people still have questions about what they are, what they're for and how to use them. Josh Bressers of Anchore joined us to answer just that question. This RedMonk Conversation was originally published in video form on November 30, 2022.

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9:37

A RedMonk Conversation: Why Distributed Storage?...

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2023/12/04

While centralized storage systems have been an industry standard for years, decentralized storage options are beginning to emerge. To answer the question of “why distributed storage?” we spoke to two Storj Customers, Anthony Dutra of Zerto and Morgan Littlewood of IX Systems about their experiences. This RedMonk Conversation was originally published in video form on January 18, 2023.

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10:11

A RedMonk Conversation: The Developer Experience Gap...

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2023/12/04

As organizations look to improve their operational velocity, one of the things they're increasingly looking at is their developer experience. To understand how that can be improved, however, you have to understand what makes developers happy, and what makes them unhappy. Zenhub explored just this question in a recent survey and founder Aaron Upright joined us to talk about developer likes and dislikes, and where that intersects with the developer experience gap. This RedMonk Conversation was

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29:25

A RedMonk Conversation: Low Code to Full Stack: it's...

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2023/11/27

In which James Governor discusses low code use cases and platform requirements with Matthias Steiner, Chief Product Officer of Neptune Software, a low code platform that emerged out of the SAP ecosystem. Matthias wants to break down some misconceptions about low code, and that's what he does here. This RedMonk Conversation was originally published in video form on May 25, 2022.

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14:52

A RedMonk Conversation: Site Reliability Engineering...

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2023/11/27

Join Rachel Stephens (Senior Analyst at RedMonk) and Narayanan Raghavan (Senior Director, Red Hat Site Reliability Engineering) for a discussion of the Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) discipline at Red Hat. This RedMonk Conversation was originally published in video form on April 18, 2022.

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A RedMonk Conversation: Cloud Development...

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2023/11/27

In which Stephen O'Grady, co-founder of RedMonk discusses Cloud Development Environments with Ketan Gangatirkar, Vice President Of Engineering and Product at Coder. Ketan has strong opinions on the future of development environments - specifically that they're in the cloud. We discuss the rise of cloud based services, developer preferences for and reliance on local IDEs and where those two things intersect. And we ask the question: is your next workstation in the cloud? This RedMonk Conversation

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A RedMonk Conversation: What is the DevOps Experience...

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2023/11/07

As the number of services, APIs and projects used within the average enterprise grows, the challenge for the developer and operational staffs of managing all of the above increases right along with it. How should enterprise SREs and DevOps staff tackle the problem of the DevOps experience gap? This RedMonk Conversation was originally published in video form on February 8, 2023.

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24:06

The Docs are In: Upskilling Insights from a Podcaster...

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2023/11/07

Kate Holterhoff, industry analyst at RedMonk discusses upskilling, reskilling, and cross-skilling with Angela Andrews, Solution Architect at Red Hat & Co-Host of the Compiler Podcast. They get into a range of topics including Upskilling's Greenfield Problem, whether certifications are enough to secure an entry-level job in tech, the value of bootcamps, and how Red Hat is meeting the needs of learners. This Docs Are In was originally published in video form on April 12, 2023.

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21:07

A RedMonk Conversation: IBM Sustainability...

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2023/11/07

Rachel Stephens, Senior Analyst at RedMonk speaks with Michael Jacobs, Sustainability & Social Innovation Leader at IBM. In this talk Mike provides an introduction to the IBM Sustainability Accelerator. Learn about how IBM partners with NGOs and governmental agencies to further water management projects. Interested participants should visit https://www.ibm.com/impact/initiatives/ibm-sustainability-accelerator. This RedMonk Conversation was originally published in video form on March 10,

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23:56

A RedMonk Conversation: Haptics, Hallucinations,...

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2023/11/07

OpenAI will be a winner, but not the only one. A concept you'll be hearing a lot more about is Retrieval Augmentation – in terms of improving models. Again we cover that in the conversation. So dive in! In the meantime I will leave you with a story from deepset about a gentleman in his 80s that runs a legal publishing firm in Germany. He called deepset just before Christmas last year to insist on a meeting before the end of the year to discuss ChatGPT's potential implications on his business,

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21:25

The Docs Are In: ‘I thought there would be cake’ &...

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2023/11/07

For this episode of The Docs are In, Dr. Eli Thorkelson, software development engineer at Workday, catches up with Dr. Kate Holterhoff, analyst with RedMonk. Related Resources: https://decasia.org/academic_culture/ (Dr. Thorkelson's blog) https://rip-my-academic-career.decasia.org This Docs Are In was originally published in video form on May 22, 2023.

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15:33

The Docs are In: Docs Like Code (With Anne Gentle)

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2023/11/07

Anne Gentle's Docs Like Code was first published in 2017; the third edition came out in December 2022. Anne (who is also Global Leader, Developer Experience at Cisco) joins Kelly and Kate to talk docs-as-code/docs-like-code processes, how the landscape has changed in the last five years, resources for getting started with docs like code, and what changes AI and large language models might bring for docs processes. This Docs are In was originally published in video form on May 16, 2023.

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