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The InfoQ Podcast

Software engineers, architects and team leads have found inspiration to drive change and innovation in their team by listening to the weekly InfoQ Podcast. They have received essential information that helped them validate their software development map. We have achieved that by interviewing some of the top CTOs, engineers and technology directors from companies like Uber, Netflix and more. Over 1,200,000 downloads in the last 3 years.

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00:35:47

Sander Mak on the Java Module System

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2018/03/23

Sander Mak and Wes Reisz discuss the Java module system and how adoption is going. Topics discussed on this podcast include Java modularity steps / migrations, green field projects, some of the concerns that caused the EC to initially vote no on Java 9, and a new tool for building custom JREs called JLink. Additionally, as Java 10 was recently released a short bit at the end was added to discuss some of the latest news with Java. Why listen to this podcast: • People quickly moved to Java 8 because

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00:37:58

Jendrik Joerdening and Anthony Navarro on Self-Racing...

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2018/03/16

Jendrik Joerdening and Anthony Navarro describe how a team of 18 Udacity students entered a self-racing car event They had very limited experience of building autonomous control systems for vehicles and had just 6 weeks to do it with only 2 days with the physical car. They describe the architecture, how they co-ordinated a very diverse team, and how they trained the models. Why listen to this podcast: - Last year a team of 18 Udacity Self-Driving Cars students competed at the 2017 Self Racing

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00:31:45

Andrea Magnorsky on Paradigm Shifts and the Adoption...

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2018/03/03

On this podcast, we talk with Andrea Magnorsky, who is a tech lead at Goodlord on their engineering squads; she has a background in Scala, C#, and organised conferences. Today we’ll be talking about paradigm shifts. Why listen to this podcast: * A programming paradigm has a loose definition. It’s just about finding a way of doing things. * There are a number of different ways to think about problems - and different paradigms do this in different ways. * To shift paradigms, you have to un-learn

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00:31:50

Anne Currie on Organizational Tech Ethics, including...

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2018/02/23

On this podcast, Anne Currie joins the tech ethics discussion started on the Theo Schlossnagle podcast from a few weeks ago. Wes Reisz and Anne discuss issues such as the implications (and responsibilities) of the massive amount of scale we have at our fingertips today, potential effects of GDPR (EU privacy legislation), how accessibility is a an example of how we could approach tech ethics in software, and much more. Why listen to this podcast: - Ethics in software today is particularly important

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00:33:04

Oliver Gould on Service Mesh for Microservices,...

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2018/02/09

This week on The InfoQ Podcast Wes Reisz talks with the CTO of Bouyant Oliver Gould. Bouyant is the maker the LinkerD Service Mesh and the recently released Conduit. In the podcast, Oliver defines a service mesh, clarifies the meaning of the data and control plane, discusses what a Service Mesh can offer a Microservice application owners, and, finally, discusses some of the considerations they took into account developing Conduit. Why listen to this podcast: - Service mesh is dedicated

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00:25:00

Theo Schlossnagle on Software Ethics and the Presence...

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2018/02/02

This week's podcast features a chat with Theo Scholossnagle. Theo is the CEO of Circonus and co-chairs the ACM Queue. In this podcast, Theo and Wes Reisz chat about the need for ethical software, and how we as technical leaders should be reasoning about the software we create. Theo says, "it's not about the absence of evil, it's about the presence of good." He challenges us to develop rigor around ethical decisions we make in software just as we do for areas like security. With the incredible

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00:35:06

Chris Swan on DevOps and NoOps, plus Operations and...

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2018/01/19

On this week’s podcast, Wes Reisz talks with Chris Swan. Chris is the CTO for the global delivery organisation at DXC Technology. Chris is well versed in DevOps, Infrastructure, Culture, and what it means to put all these together. Today’s topics include both DevOps and NoOps, and what Chris calls LessOps, what Operations means in a world of Serverless, where he sees Configuration Management, Provisioning, Monitoring and Logging heading. The podcast then wraps talking about where he sees validating

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00:38:01

Architecting a Modern Financial Institution with...

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2018/01/12

This week’s podcast features a chat with Vitor Olivier. Vitor is a partner at NuBank (a technology-centric bank in Brazil). This podcast hits on topics from several of Nubank’s recent QCon talks and includes things like: Nubank’s stack, functional programming, event sourcing, defining service boundaries, recommendations on reasoning about services, tips (or tweaks) on the second iteration of their initial architecture and more. Why listen to this podcast: - Property-based testing and Schemas (or

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00:29:22

Charles Humble and Wes Reisz Take a Look Back at 2017...

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2017/12/29

In this podcast Charles Humble and Wes Reisz talk about Java 9 and beyond, Kotlin, .NET Core 2, the surge in interest in organisational culture, quantum computing and more. Why listen to this podcast: - Java had a big year with Java 9 shipping, Java EE going open-source and moving to Eclipse as EE4J, and IBM open-sprucing J9. From next year the platform will also be on a bi-annual release cycle with the next two versions (expected to be Java 10 and 11) both shipping during 2018. - Kotlin joined

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00:33:59

Kolton Andrus on Gremlin’s Newly Announced SaaS Chaos...

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2017/12/22

Gremlin is a Software as a Service that lets you plan, control and undo Chaos engineering experiments built by engineers with experience from Netflix, AWS, Dropbox and others. In this podcast Wes talks to Kolton Andrus about the Gremlin product and architecture and related topics such as running Game Days. You can also subscribe to the InfoQ newsletter to receive weekly updates on the hottest topics from professional software development. bit.ly/24x3IVq Subscribe: www.youtube.com/infoq Like InfoQ

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00:29:39

Fast Data with Dean Wampler

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2017/12/08

In this podcast, Deam Wampler discusses fast data, streaming, microservices, and the paradox of choice when it comes to the options available today building data pipelines. Why listen to this podcast: * Apache Beam is fast becoming the de-facto standard API for stream processing * Spark is great for batch processing, but Flink is tackling the low-latency streaming processing market * Avoid running blocking REST calls from within a stream processing system - have them asynchronously launched and

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00:29:59

Changhoon Kim on Programmable Networking Switches...

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2017/11/27

In this podcast, Werner Schuster talks to Changhoon Kim, who is a Director of System Architecture at Barefoot Networks, and is actively working for the P4 language consortium. They talk about the new PISA (protocol independence switch architecture) which promises multi-terabit switching, and P4, a domain-specific programming language designed for networking. You can subscribe to the InfoQ newsletter to receive weekly updates on the hottest topics from professional software development.

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00:44:56

Apache Beam Founder Tyler Akidau Discusses Streaming...

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2017/11/09

In this podcast, we are talking to Tyler Akidau, a senior engineer at Google, who leads the technical infrastructure and data processing teams in Seattle, and a founding member of the Apache Beam PMC and a passionate voice in the streaming space. This podcast will cover data streaming and the 2015 DataFlow Model streaming paper [http://www.vldb.org/pvldb/vol8/p1792-Akidau.pdf] and much of the concepts covered, such as why dealing with out-of-order data is important, event time versus processing

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00:46:10

Guy Podjarny on OSS Security, Serverless, and the...

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2017/10/30

In this podcast, Wes talks to Guy Podjarny (Founder/CEO Synk). The two discuss the space between open source software and third-party dependencies, including a discussion of the Equifax hack (and what we can learn from it), the role of serverless architectures today (and what it means to application surface area), and then finally they wrap with security hygiene best practices with OSS and serverless. Why listen to this podcast: - The majority of security vulnerabilities that exist in

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00:29:52

Julien Viet on the Newly Released Eclipse Vert.x...

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2017/10/23

In this podcast, QCon Chair Wesley Reisz talks to Julien Viet. Viet is the project lead for Vert.x and a principal engineer at RedHat having taken over as project lead for Vert.x from Tim Fox in January 2016. They talk about the newly released Vert.x 3.5.0, and the plans for Vert.x 4.0. Why listen to this podcast: * Vert.x adds RxJava2 support for streams and backpressure. * Vert.x is a polyglot set of APIs, custom aligned for the specific language. * It is unopinionated and can be used with any

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00:22:48

Incident Response Across Non-Software Industries with...

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2017/10/15

What can software learn from industries like aerospace, transportation, or even retail during national disasters? This week’s podcast is with Emil Stolarsky and was recorded live after his talk on the subject at Strangeloop 2017. Interesting points from the podcast include several stories from Emil’s research, including the origin of the checklist, how Walmart pushed decision making down to the store level in a national disaster, and where the formalized conversation structure onboard aircraft

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00:34:57

Charity Majors on Honeycomb.io, the Social Side of...

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2017/10/07

In this podcast, recorded live at Strange Loop 2017, Wes talks to Charity, cofounder and CEO of honeycomb.io. They discuss the social side of debugging and her Strange Loop talk “Observability for Emerging Infra: What got you Here Won't get you There”. Other topics include advice for testing in production, shadowing and splitting traffic, and sampling and aggregation. Why listen to this podcast: - Statistical sampling allows for collecting more detailed information while storing less data, and

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00:42:56

Nora Jones on Establishing, Growing, and Maturing a...

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2017/10/01

Nora Jones, a senior software engineer on Netflix’ Chaos Team, talks with Wesley Reisz about what Chaos Engineering means today. She covers what it takes to build a practice, how to establish a strategy, defines cost of impact, and covers key technical considerations when leveraging chaos engineering. Why listen to this podcast: - Chaos engineering is a discipline where you formulate hypotheses, perform experiments, and evaluate the results afterwards. - Injecting a bit of failure over time is

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00:29:02

Simon Brown on the Role of the Software Architect in...

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2017/09/23

This week's podcast features Simon Brown well known for his work training software architects. Topics include the differences between a tech lead and an architect, how much documentation is enough and what that looks like in a continuous delivery environment. What you'll learn on this podcast: • As an industry we seem to have lost our knowledge of how to do architecture well in the context of modern agile software teams. • Architecture is about the expensive decisions; things that are costly to

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00:30:18

Twitter's Yao Yue on Latency, Performance Monitoring,...

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2017/09/18

This week's podcasts features Yao Yue of Twitter. Yao spent the majority of her career working on caching systems at Twitter. She has since created a performance team that deals with edge performance outliers often exposed by the enormous scale of Twitter. In this podcast, she discusses standing up the performance team, thoughts on instrumenting applications, and interesting performance issues (and strategies for solving them) they’ve seen at Twitter. Why listen to this podcast: * Performance

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