Showing posts with label Podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Podcast. Show all posts

2019-03-06

My awesome-podcasts List

I have a decent commute every day back and forth to work and I have come to enjoy listening to a number of podcasts throughout the week.

I will try and keep the list up to date - here

As of today - this is my current list of podcasts


Grumpy Old Geeks

Two old farts (like me) that bitch about tech, and how ridiculous we have all become - Link

AWS Podcast

A weekly show about what is happening in the world of AWS - Link

The Cloud Pod

A podcast about what is going on the cloud - Link

Screaming in the Cloud

Conversations about the cloud with people - Link

PodCTL

Podcast about Kubernetes - with a RedHat focus - Link

The Cloudcast

Podcast about all things Cloud - Link

Cloudtalk (Hebrew)

Hebrew Podcast about the world of cloud - Link

The Tony Robbins Podcast

Inspirational talk with Tony Robbins - Link

Datanauts (Packet Pushers)

Podcast about tech, cloud and all things nice - Link

Rural Emergency Medicine Podcast

A Podcast about emergency medicine - Link

Speaking in Tech

Podcast about things happening in the tech world - Link

The Secure Developer

Security focused Podcast - Link

The Full Stack Journey

Interviews with people that have made a change in their technical career - Link

To Be Continuous

DevOps focused podcast - Link

The Microsoft Cloud Show

A Microsoft focused cloud podcast - Link

Emergency Medicine Cases

A podcast about emergency medicine - Link

Techtalk

A podcast in Hebrew about the cloud and tech - Link

2015-05-11

Get Ready for the OpenStack Summit

The OpenStack community is converging on Vancouver next week for the bi-annual summit for all things OpenStack.

openstack_summit_logo

I am glad to be joining the event and I would like to share with you a short outline of what public events and activities I will participating in.

The rest of my time will be spread out over the Cross-Project workshops, the Ops sessions, other sessions and activities.

I am really looking forward to this event and please feel free to come and say hello.

2011-01-10

Virtualization Challenges in 2011: Under Blogger Scrutiny

I wanted to give you a heads-up on a webcast that will be held on Wednesday January 12th, 2011
09.00 GMT

You are all cordially invited to join, it should be an interesting talk!

Gary Thornton, Simon Seagrave, Steve Chambers, Richard Garsthagen, and myself for an hour of discussion about Virtualization Challenges in 2011

 

or on the site directly. Looking forward to see you there!

2009-05-26

Virtual Thoughts

No,  I have not started to become philosophical and all, this is about a new podcast that will be held this evening.

The forum will be non-VMware centric, non-security centric podcast on virtualization technologies.

Virtual Thoughts will tackle several items to start, like Licensing, Performance, Open Source tools, Cross Platform products, etc. This is not a product show but a bringing together of a discussion about these and other pressing issues, and questions in the industry. Hopefully with some sort of solid take away that either the vendors or the customers can apply.

So as you can see from the above – this will not be only a VMware podcast – for that we have the Communities Roundtable, and it will not be only a security podcast, for that we have Edward’s Security Roundtable. Most of the panelists use VMware’s products extensively – but not exclusively

Among the Panelists on the Podcast will be experienced members of the Virtualization community (in no particular order):

The Podcast will be weekly occurrence and you can access it here on Talkshoe.

Looking forward to it.

2009-01-14

RoundTable was a no-go tonight - Hold on it happened in the end

Due to unforseen technical difficulties (Talkshoe messed up I guess) the roundtable was lots of fun but not audio

Will see you all in a week!!

Chat was fun though...


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Whoa!! - Hold on - it happened in the end started only 35 minutes late.

So we talked a bit about exchange on VMware - but this was just a small teaser for the proper thing next week.

Thanks John for working to get it going..