Category: Videos
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What’s up with these AI jailbreaks and security breaches?
Check the rest of our conversation on last week’s Tanzu Catsup.
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Not my mistake, now my problem
I’m often told infrastructure people don’t care about developers and platforms. But whatever your developers build above your infrastructure is a platform and they’ll soon flit away from it, and now for you it’s: not my mistake, and now my problem. There’s more in the full talk Oren and I gave recently, Oren goes over…
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How AI change your software development organization
A catch-up with Purnima Padmanabhan, GM of the Tanzu Division at Broadcom, on what her team has actually learned shipping enterprise software with AI for the last year and a half: code generation is the small part, beautiful code is the new uncanny valley, and you cannot solve the agent boundary problem from inside the…
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Art Degrees, Sun Microsystems, and How Kubernetes Scales Contributions, with Josh Berkus – Software Defined Interviews #121
Our interview for this week is up, it’s with Josh Berkus: Whitney and Coté discuss with Josh Berkus (Red Hat, Kubernetes contributor) how liberal and fine arts degrees (philosophy, photography, sculpture, pottery) apply to tech careers. Berkus details how early hardware experience influenced his database performance work, noting hardware’s renewed relevance with AI and multi-arch…
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Tanzu Catsup: The Risk of Relying on AI for Platform Engineering
Internal development teams and executives are increasingly looking at AI to automate the creation of internal developer platforms. However, cobbling together open-source components with AI is a far cry from building a scalable, secure, and “enterprise-grade” environment. In this conversation, we explore why betting your internal infrastructure on AI-generated platforms is a high-stakes risk and…
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Go cheap on innovation. Otherwise you just buy PowerPoints. Jana Werner on using tight timelines and small teams to force real progress. From our interview with Jana Werner.
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This week’s Software Defined Talk: This week, we discuss the end of Cloud 1.0, AI agents fixing old apps, and Chainguard vs. Docker images. Plus, the mystery of Dutch broth is finally solved. I recommend the traditional podcast format.
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This week’s Software Defined Interviews: we talk with Nathen Harvey, who leads the DORA research program at Google Cloud. They talk about what 15 years of DevOps and delivery data actually says about AI. The answer feels something like “it makes you even better at what you’re already good at.” High-performing teams get better, while…
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All dads are ethnic dads.
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“He’s just… ✋👋🖐✋👋🖐👋✋🤚 …different”
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Satisfying on the greasy poll
This week on Software Defined Interviews, talk with Russell Davies about…all sorts of things, very content-y, advertising, being interesting. Just, you know, lots of delightful “and stuff” that results from someone who “mucks about on the internet.” (I need to get better at writing podcast descriptions.) It was fun! Here is the traditional podcast version…
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Recording of my AI platform engineering talk
This is a new talk of mine going over how platform engineers can support AI. Well, it’s more about how we don’t exactly know, but we can speculate based on a handful of early use cases. Here’s the slides if you’re into that kind of thing. Here’s the 🤖 on my key points: Platform engineering…
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When the AI policy board is slowing everything down youtube.com/shorts/Xq…
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Resume Driven Development
{{< youtube gD7KvcfI0XQ >}} From a longer video on avoiding resume driven development when building your own internal developer portal.
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Private Cloud
Somewhere between 40% and 60% of apps run on private cloud, you just never hear about it.
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Make an oracle with an MCP Server in Java with Spring AI – Solo roleplaying D&D with agentic AI, #01
Playing D&D with ChatGPT, Claude, or whatever is fun. But sometime you want more control over how it behaves and what it does. Check out this video for a quick tutorial on creating an oracle plugin for Claude. This “plugin” is a Model Context Protocol Server written in Java using Spring AI. Once you create…
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The podcast fake-out video
Logoff That’s it for today. Like and subscribe, hey guys. (I should have made that full room video in black and white, maybe with a glitch and fast-rolling time code. But, what are ya gonna do?)
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Enterprise AI is a feature, not an app
An enterprise AI strategy probably means adding AI to your existing apps and workflows, not just standing up a stand-alone AI app. We experience generative AI as chatbots in the consumer space – and they’re great! – but this doesn’t seem like the best approach for business applications. Think about search. We don’t even notice…
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