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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 377 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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#373: A company lays off 4,000 people the same day it posts record revenue, and the stock jumps. Is that really because of AI? Or just a really good press release?
Layoffs used to mean a company was bleeding cash. Now they show up next to record qu... more
#372: Your company bought everyone a ChatGPT or Claude license. Problem solved, right? A few people never touch it. Most use it like a drive-through window -- type a question, grab the answer, leave. And the ones using it all day for emails assume th... more
#371: You've got an idea, two friends, and a coding agent. Why would you pay for a CRM when you can vibe code one this weekend? Day one, it looks great. You love it.
Then day 30 shows up. Somebody else needs access, a new feature breaks an old one,... more
#370: Will AI replace QA testers? Three years ago, manual testers were told to learn automation or find another job. Now the automation engineers are hearing the same thing about AI. Same speech, new audience.
Here's the thing. Nobody can test ever... more
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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!
My most favorite podcast about devops and everything around. Thank you Darin & Victor!
It covers various topics both technical as well as soft skill, the discussion are intriguing and work well.
I enjoy it very much!
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!
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!
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The show examines DevOps, SRE, cloud, and modern software delivery through practical, no-nonsense conversations. Episodes blend technical depth with candid host banter, exploring topics like feature management, AI-assisted workflows, governance, and the economics of modern pipelines. Guests range from platform builders and security experts to robotics and AI practitioners, providing real-world perspectives on deploying at scale, managing risk, and maintaining velocity without sacrificing reliability. A notable hallmark is the hosts' willingness to challenge buzzwords and share hard-earned lessons, making it a strong fit for engineers, leaders, and practitioners who want actionable insights and blunt, experience-based takes.
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Recent guests on DevOps Paradox include:
1. Chris Daigle
2. Eddie Cliff
3. Shubha Govil
4. Dan Fernandez
5. Jeff Keyes
6. David Mytton
7. Dr. Victoria Mensch
8. Alex Casalboni
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