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Ep. 236 | March 6, 2024 

D2C236: Introducing New Co-Host Kyler Middleton

Today we welcome a new co-host, Kyler Middleton, to the Day Two Cloud podcast. Kyler grew up in rural Western Nebraska, fixing neighboring farmers’ computers in exchange for brownies and Rice Krispies. Now she’s the newest co-host for Day Two Cloud… perhaps…

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Ep. 235 | February 28, 2024 

D2C235: Building Modern Apps In GovCloud

Chances are, you’ve probably only heard of GovCloud because at the bottom of new feature releases from the Big 3 there’s usually an asterisk that says “not yet available in GovCloud.” So what is GovCloud? And why does it not get the…

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Ep. 234 | February 21, 2024 

D2C234: What to Do About VMware

Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware has generated a lot of anxiety among VMware customers. In this episode, we closely analyze the situation. First, we look at Broadcom’s past acquisitions in the infrastructure sector. Then we examine the product alignment and possible new product…

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Ep. 233 | February 14, 2024 

D2C233: Pinning Down Private Clouds

What are we talking about when we are all talking about private clouds? On-prem? Hybrid? Virtualization? Where does hardware fit into it all– and would younger engineers even know what to do with a physical piece of hardware? Driven by Broadcom’s acquisition…

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Ep. 232 | February 7, 2024 

D2C232: Chaos Engineering: Breaking Things on Purpose

Chaos engineering is all about resilience and reliability… it just takes the harder path to get there. By injecting random and unpredictable behavior to the point of failure, chaos engineers observe systems’ weak points, apply preventative maintenance, and develop a failover plan.…

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Rating 5

A lot of the guests are very interesting. Sometimes you can’t even find them — like if I like someone from a particular company, I’ll go look to see if they have a conference talk on YouTube. A lot of times they don’t. So it’s cool. I feel they get a lot of really unique guests that are very knowledgeable in the subject and they can answer very, very deep technical questions.

Collin S.

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