Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
DevOps Chats
DevOps Chats: DevSecOps and OpenShift, with Red Hat
In this DevOps Chats, we had a talk with Kirsten Newcomer, senior principal product manager at Red Hat. It is a great discussion on the state of DevSecOps and how the Red ...
DevOps Chats: Swiss, Simple Secure Collaboration with Adeya
The current situation with so many working from home has shined a spotlight on potential security issues with many of our collaboration solutions. Adeya, says they have the answer, offering Swiss, simple ...
DevOps Chats: What Is Your Data Really Worth? with Splunk
Gaining real insights can catapult companies ahead of the competition, but that's easier said than done. Splunk recently released its new report What Is Your Data Really Worth? which produced some very ...
DevOps Chats: Mobile, Monoliths & Microservices, With LightStep
Alan Shimel | | application development, LightStep, microservices, mobile app development, monolith, podcastDaniel "Spoons" Spoonhower made a bit of a name for himself while he was at Google, as did his two co-founders of their latest company, LightStep. All three were there at the ...
DevOps Chats: CloudBees Remains at Top of DevOps Market
Alan Shimel | | acquisitions, cloudbees, DevOps Chats, DevOps market, devops tools, Jenkins, Jenkins X, videoIn this special DevOps Chats video edition, we speak with Sacha Labourey, CEO of CloudBees. From the very beginning of the DevOps movement, CloudBees has been one of the companies at the ...
DevOps Chats: Liquibase, Open Source and Databases, with Datical
Datical has been a leader in DevOps for databases since even before the term was used. What many may not realize was that the open source Liquibase project was a major contributor ...
DevOps Chats: Solving Complexity in Continuous Testing, with Sauce Labs
SauceCon 2020 by the good folks at Sauce Labs is just about a month and half away (April 27). As part of our lead-up to the show and our coverage including live ...
DevOps Chats: Sumo Logic Continuous Intelligence, with Bruno Kurtic
Alan Shimel | | continuous intelligence, devops, devsecops, Sumo Continuous Intelligence Platform, sumo logicSumo Logic has been one of the pioneers in DevSecOps and log analysis for many years now. In this DevOps Chats, we speak with Founding VP of Product and Strategy, Bruno Kurtic, ...
DevOps Chats: Kubernetes is the New Compute, with Rancher Labs’ Sheng Liang
Rancher Labs is a great example of a startup that was smart enough to sense the way the market was moving and adopted a strategy to capitalize on it. And, if you ...
DevOps Chats: XebiaLabs/CollabNet Version One Merger Executive Discussion
In this special DevOps Chats Video Edition we dive into the XebiaLabs/CollabNet Version One Merger. Joining us for this video discussion is the CEO of the new company, Ashok Reddy and President ...
DevOps Chat: Increasing Delivery Velocity, with Launchable
Jenkins founder Kohsuke Kawaguchi (KK) and respected DevOps veteran Harpreet Singh have launched a new company called Launchable. Launchable aims to help you improve your delivery velocity by prioritizing and applying some ...
DevOps Chats: Simplifying Digital Adoption, With WalkMe
WalkMe recently announced a funding round of $90 million, bringing its total raised to over $300 million. But according to President and Co-founder of WalkMe Raphael Sweary, the real measure of WalkMe's ...
