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#320: In this episode, Darin and Viktor are joined by Jim Hirschauer, Head of Product Marketing at Xurrent, for a deep dive into the realities of incident management in today's complex IT environments. While dashboards and monitoring tools have becom... more

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#319: The AI infrastructure landscape is evolving rapidly, but the gap between marketing hype and practical reality remains significant. While vendors promise revolutionary changes with each new model release, the true challenge lies not in accessing... more

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#318: In this episode, we explore how AI is fundamentally reshaping the world of API development and testing with Tom Akehurst, CTO & Co-founder at WireMock. As AI agents become more prevalent in software development, the tools and practices around A... more

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#317: The often-overlooked human impact of AI's rapid advancement is creating unprecedented disruption across industries. Unlike previous technological shifts that affected one profession at a time, AI is poised to disrupt multiple sectors simultaneo... more

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Recent Guests

Tom Akehurst
Expert in API testing and representative from WireMock
WireMock
Episode: DOP 318: WireMock and the Changing Landscape of API Development Tools
Avery Pennarun
Software engineer and co-founder at Tailscale
Tailscale
Episode: DOP 316: Bringing Back the Original Internet Vision Using Tailscale
Geoffrey Huck
Former software engineer who transitioned into speaking.
Episode: DOP 314: Building Your Speaking Career From Meetups to Main Stage
Kevin Jackson
Director of Product Management at Trilio
Trilio
Episode: DOP 312: Transitioning from VMWare to KubeVirt
Tim Beattie
Co-founder and CEO at Stellafai, previously Global Head of Product for Red Hat Open Innovation Labs
Stellafai
Episode: DOP 310: The Misconceptions and Realities of DevOps, Agile, and Leadership
Sophia Willows
Guest from Rye, an API company.
Rye
Episode: DOP 306: Understanding GraphQL's Role in Modern APIs
Wesley Beary
Software Engineer from Anchor
Anchor
Episode: DOP 303: How To Develop a CLI in 2025
Jonathan Schneider
Representative from Moderne and expert in OpenRewrite
Moderne
Episode: DOP 301: Exploring OpenRewrite and the Future of Code Modernization
Patrick Debois
Well-known figure in the DevOps community, involved in AI discussions
Episode: DOP 300: How To Become an AI Native Engineer in 2025

Hosts

Darin Pope
Co-host known for practical insights and engaging discussions about software development and DevOps best practices.
Victor Farsi
Co-host recognized for candid conversations about technology trends, software engineering, and effective leadership in tech fields.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 186 ratings
  • Highly recommend!

    I recently discovered DevOps Paradox and have been consistently impressed by the depth of insights and knowledge shared in each episode. No matter the topic - you’re guaranteed to gain something from the conversations between Darin, Viktor, and their incredible guests. Go ahead and give it a “follow”, this podcast will quickly become a favorite in your feed!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mvelasco07
    United States2 years ago
  • I’m grateful.

    My most favorite podcast about devops and everything around. Thank you Darin & Victor!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mariusz Zalewski
    Poland3 years ago
  • The best DevOps podcast so far

    It covers various topics both technical as well as soft skill, the discussion are intriguing and work well.

    I enjoy it very much!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rotemovs
    Israel3 years ago
  • Stay up to date on DevOps, SRE, Cloud, Kubernetes, etc.

    Darin and Viktor do a great job of breaking down important concepts in a digestible manner that may not always be so simple.

    Highly recommend to anyone looking to get started with the DevOps space or stay up to date with the latest key developments and concepts!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    xdtsong
    United States3 years ago
  • Fantastic podcast, very entertaining and informative.

    I recently run into this gem, it’s a very entertaining and informative podcast. The hosts really compliment each other.

    Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    VinicioSan79
    Canada4 years ago

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The hosts are commended for breaking down complex tech concepts into easily digestible content, making it accessible for both beginners and seasoned professionals.
Audience feedback consistently mentions the engaging chemistry between the hosts and their ability to tackle both technical and soft skill discussions effectively.

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DOP 312: Transitioning from VMWare to KubeVirt
Q: What should be my first thing to do other than maybe leaving the company?
Research how the VMware environment is currently being utilized and understand what applications are running in those environments before considering migration.
DOP 303: How To Develop a CLI in 2025
Q: How would you tell them to start? Especially if they're the freshers, right?
I would advise them to become connoisseurs of CLIs by exploring existing tools, developing a taste for what works and what doesn't, and to iterate cheaply on their designs before committing to a full implementation.
DOP 300: How To Become an AI Native Engineer in 2025
Q: So what you're saying is we can no longer run fast and break things? We actually have to plan?
No, it actually goes a lot faster to get feedback because we don't have to wait for two months for somebody to have a go at this.
DOP 300: How To Become an AI Native Engineer in 2025
Q: Can I ask something before Patrick answers, just to clarify, do you mean like visible AI or new AI? Like you use Google Maps often, right?
The speaker clarifies that they consider Google Maps just data rather than AI.
DOP 297: Streamline Access Control Using Cerbos
Q: What are the benefits of using externalized policies in authorization?
Using externalized policies allows for decoupling of authorization logic from application code, facilitates easier updates, and enhances compliance capabilities.

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What is DevOps Paradox about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Centered around the evolving landscape of technology and methodologies in software development, the content provides insights into various aspects of DevOps, Agile frameworks, and the integration of AI into development processes. Through engaging discussions, the hosts consistently emphasize the importance of design, productivity tools, and the nuances of leadership within tech environments. Capturing personal anecdotes allows listeners to relate to the challenges faced by developers, while expert guests share their knowledge on topics ranging from cloud technologies to effective communication in the tech ecosystem. The podcast stands out for its approachable yet informative style, making complex subjects accessible for a wide audience inte... more

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