The Cloud Evangelist Podcast: Recent Episodes
Richard Morrell
After a hiatus of nearly two years The Cloud Evangelist podcast is back on the air. Today's show talks to the genius that is the BBC's Bill Thompson.
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In this episode we talk to Cliff's young son about Tech and Python and coding and Young Rewired State
Cliff Perry Senior Engineering manager of Red Hat Satellite and all round good egg (and my travelling partner at Red Hat) joins me on the mic
Arun Oberoi Global Head of Sales and Business Development talks OSS and offers insights into hybrid cloud and Red Hat's role in the community.
The god that is senior Red Hatter David Egts joins me today to talk secure PaaS - don't miss it
Kuan Hon is one of the worlds top legal experts in Cloud - listen to her here talk about the challenges in Cloud litigation and how to be secure
Recorded live at the Openstack Developer Summit in PDX talking OpenShift goodness from the PaaS Queen herself.
Jim Reavis founder and chair of the CSA joins me on the show from Red Hat Baker Street London offices
Gunnar Hellekson and David Egts from Red Hat join me on this show talking security in depth
John Mark my shadow and hetero life mate joins me on the show talking Gluster and Cloud
This is part 2 of the podcast I recorded in a snowy Cambridge with Jon Maddog Hall talking Cloud and Free Sofware
This is podcast gold. My old friend and very much my father figure and shadow and someone I respect hugely sat down with me to record a special two part show - talking open source, Cloud and his role as President of Linux International. If you listen to part 1 grab part 2 as well.
Ross is one of the evangelists and SA's at MongoDB and joined me from FOSDEM in Brussels to talk NoSQL goodness.
Mark McLoughlin is Principal Senior Engineer working on OpenStack at Red Hat joins me at Brussels the first of two podcasts you can find here on the back catalogue.
Roby and I sat down in Brussels and recorded this show. The first of three you'll find in this back catalogue. Robyn is of course the current Project Lead for Fedora Linux and a great friend.
Grant is the Open Shift Evangelist in the US alongside Stephen CP. He joined me from Red Hat's Baker Street offices in London to talk the beauty of PaaS
Mr Apache Camel himself the god of Apache MQ and Fuse James Strachan sits down to talk Cloud
Fredik Bijlsma working out of Frankfurt for Red Hat manages the EMEA Cloud Business Unit - we sat down to really take a deep dive into Red Hat Cloud offerings
Sebastien Goasguen joins me at FOSDEM to talk Open Cloud. Seb and I had worked together with Dell on a Cloud day and I really do admire him a lot and his work at Citrix. So it was natural that we'd sit down together and talk.
Recorded at FOSDEM this was the first podcast I recorded of many this yar. Talking to Red Hat and Fedora's Peter Robinson.
John and I worked together pre Red Hat and are back together working in the Cloud Business unit at Red Hat. John is a font of knowledge on all things ManageIQ.
Joined by Rhys Oxenham and Tim Marston - two of the most popular podcasts from 2012 as a double header.
I sat in the studio last New Year recording this having a washup / lookback at 2012's Cloud activities and related tech at Red Hat
Less than five minutes after we announced the acquisition of ManageIQ I take time out to reflect on what it means to Red Hat's Cloud ambition
Tom Llewlyn Red Hat's other Welsh wizard joins me at Cardiff to talk Gluster and Red Hat Storage - well worth a listen to
Cliff Perry recently relocated back to the UK from Texas where he was working in the US for Red Hat. Now in Wales with his family he joined me to talk about his passion as the release tech manager for the Satellite team at Red Hat.
Juan Noceda who at the time of this recording worked at Red Hat under Ashesh Badani managing and as the still small voice of caln for OpenShift releases for the Enterprise GA stream.
James is the Senior Principal Product Marketing Manager working in the Red Hat Cloud BU. He is a passionate technically brilliant chap who is talking to us about managing cloud workloads.
Cliff and I were in the airport at the gate and I had my recording gear in carry on so we decided to hook it up and do a farewell to Boston after a busy 7-8 days of being on the ground and trying to get as much done on the show floor as possible. This is our personal reflection of a job well done.
This year he wasnt wearing lycra. Or riding a bike on stage. This year he had a world first. ARM servers running at low temp using low power. Running RHEL and RHEV.
Worth a listen.
I talk to my old friend Brendan Conoboy who runs the engineering and project teams around ARM, fascinating guy - you should all listen in.
We got to sit down again with Bill. Bill is just entertaining but deeply authoritative across the whole IBM piece. He'd just got to Boston from another much bigger conference where he'd been giving a RHEV keynote. I spend a lot of my time with Bill and I think he's pretty damn good when it comes to stuff with IBM and RHEV in particular but also playing the industry comparison pieces. Well worth a listen.
Matt Hicks, Grant Shipley, Stephen CP - in fact there should have been Ashesh (apologies to him for not having him on this show - next time) take time out to talk OpenShift -a very popular show.
This was the most popular show of Summit by a royal mile. Dan Walsh sat down and talked to me about SELinux and security and blew the roof off my listener figures in the process. Well worth a listen.
This is the identity management podcast I recorded at summit on the back of talking to Ellen Newlands
Sitting down with the coiffeured bouffant haired stud that is JMW talking Gluster and community and the then Alpha of 3.4 at Summit
Rhys and Perry two of my favourite tech wizards from the OpenStack team at Red Hat join me around the microphones at Summit to talk about RHOS, RDO and OpenStack goodness. Fresh from OpenStack Developer Summit this was an opportunity to really do something special.
The God that is Thomas Cameron, Chief Architect at Red Hat joins me on the podcast live from The Hynes. You cannot miss this show.
Joined by Friea who was then at NetApp and ex Red Hatter and NetApp Storage RHEV Virt God Jon Benedict who you will also find on other shows on my feed.
I am joined by Duncan Doyle and Matt Depue of the EMEA JBoss Consulting Team at the Hynes Convention Center
This was the first episode I recorded at The Hynes Convention Center as part of Red Hat Summit 2013 with Ellen Newlands who is in our Identity Management team within the Cloud Business Unit in Westford. Love recording with her - knows her stuff, an industry veteran.
Bill is one of Red Hat USAs most amazing talents in the RHEV and datacenter areas. Always fun to record with him this is one of at least three shows in the back catalogue