10KMedia Podcast: Recent Episodes
Adam LaGreca
Adam sits down with Ben to discuss data warehouses, slashing costs with Gen AI, and the history of LLMs.
Adam sits down with Neil to discuss the mission behind Axiom, disrupting observability, and the importance of seamlessly moving data.
Adam sits down with Brian to discuss shift left security, the role of AI in security, and ultimately building a tool that developers love.
Adam sits down with Ashley to discuss the benefits of declaring more incidents, providing engineers with the right incentives, and why cobbling together slack and google docs just won't cut it.
Adam sits down with Rory to discuss modern API management, startup challenges, and balancing fast cash with long-term vision.
Adam sits down with Austin to discuss all things observability, the importance of OpenTelemetry, and the future of Honeycomb.
Adam sits down with Kolton to discuss the hype around Chaos Engineering, his time building resilient systems at companies like Amazon and Netflix, and ultimately why Chaos Engineering alone isn't enough to build reliable systems.
Adam sits down with Peter to discuss how coding assistants can democratize knowledge and boost productivity, the potential copyright concerns with Generative AI, and if ultimately humans have much to worry about with the rise of AI.
Adam sits down with Peter to discuss top down verse bottom-up sales motions, getting PLG off the ground, and some considerations when it comes to open source / freemium.
Adam sits down with Avi to discuss the importance of observability, the hype around eBPF, and the mistake many modern companies make by treating the network as a second-class citizen.
Adam sits down with Jason to discuss Datadog's meteoric rise, the recent fork of Terraform, and the value of Generative AI for Observability.
Adam sits down with Elad to discuss the ambition behind creating a new programming language, the importance of cloud portability, and the importance of open source.
Adam sits down with Nimrod to discuss the importance of community, keeping up with the pace of innovation, and how vendors should think about creating their own communities.
Adam sits down with Danny to discuss why companies need marketing from the first line of code, handling difficult conversations as a marketing consultant, and the challenges with attributing marketing spend to business revenue.
Adam sits down with Payton to discuss the blurring of infrastructure and application security, marketing strategies for startups versus enterprises, and the art of category creation.
Adam sits down with Austin to discuss his new G2M consulting agency, their joint time at Gremlin, and how to approach PLG vs Enterprise sales.
Adam sits down with Glauber to discuss data on the edge, the ideal use cases for edge computing, and the public beta release of Turso.
Adam sits down with Scott to discuss DevSecOps, navigating tool overload, and shifting left without undermining the authority of security teams.
Adam sits down with Erez to discuss personal observability, OpenTelemetry, and building tools that developers love.
Adam sits down with Eden to discuss why engineers should outsource QA, the role of robots for testing in the cloud, and if app stores like Apple & Android should become more standardized.
Adam sits down with Rich to discuss the upcoming KubeCon NA, the perpetual hype around Kubernetes, and why it can be tricky to measure the impact of DevRel.
Adam sits down with Yuval to discuss open source, backend automation, and developer productivity.
Adam sits down with Roi to discuss FinOps, tracking cloud costs, and translating technical costs to business value.
Adam sits down with Astasia to discuss the current funding climate, how she chooses companies to invest in, and trending topics in DevOps.
Adam sits down with Rez to talk about the rise of product-led growth, its role in enterprise sales, and how his new startup Pace is helping bridge the gaps with data on demand without requests from engineering.
Adam sits down with Aaron to discuss customer support vs. customer success, the importance of being proactive to reduce churn, and ultimately why every modern organization needs a strong customer-centric culture. John Egan joins the conversation to talk about the importance of customer signals when it comes to incident response.
Adam sits down with Puneet to discuss product-led growth, usage-based pricing, and how all modern orgs can adopt a business model similar to AWS.
Adam sits down with Daniel to discuss the upcoming KubeCon EU and the rise of Kubernetes, how to hire for DevRel (and how to get into it), and the importance of giving developers abstractions and control planes.
Adam sits down with Guy to talk about supply chain security, the rising importance of DevSec, and creating immersive developer experiences.
Adam sits down with Elias to discuss why pushing code to production should be much easier, the benefits of web-based IDEs, and why you maybe don't need DevOps engineers to deploy software.
Adam sits down with Fiberplane to talk about collaborative software, incident response, and why notebooks should be at the core of an SRE workflow.
Adam sits down with Shimon to discuss the complexity of Kubernetes, the importance of open source, and how the front page of Hacker News helped give his company a boost.
Adam sits down with Or to discuss the difficulty of building permissions from scratch, the importance of open source to build a community, and the future of product-led growth.
Adam sits down with Nora to discuss the importance of cross-team incident analysis, the role of chaos engineering, and her time working on resilience at Netflix & Slack.
Adam sits down with Liran to discuss the differences between machine learning and artificial intelligence, building more reliable and predictable data models, and the ethics of AI in general.
Adam sits down with Dotan to talk about the evolution of observability and its recent broadening to include security, the importance of open source, and the beauty of the OpenTelemetry project.
Adam sits down with Tyson to talk about creating a central place for aggregating and visualizing cloud data, optimizing the cost and performance of major cloud providers, and how useful open source projects can be a great funnel for product led growth.
Adam sits down with Jessica to talk about the future of events, psychological safety in the workplace, and perverse incentives within technology.
Adam sits down with Anurag to discuss incident response, AIOps, and why machines should be handling the mundane work of operations.
Adam sits down with Brooke to talk about bringing transparency to cloud costs, the importance of design / UX, and where Vantage is headed next.
Adam sits down with Matthew to discuss why it's difficult to hire technical writers, the importance of open source / bottoms-up, and why an open culture wins in the end.
Adam sits down with Itiel to discuss the launch of Komodor, the hype around Kubernetes, and the pillars of troubleshooting modern applications.
Adam sits down with Jason to discuss magic quadrants, cool vendors, and relationship building within the analyst community.
Adam sits down with John to discuss AIOps, blameless postmortems, and why modern incident management involves the entire organization.
Adam sits down with Charity to discuss the power of storytelling, engaging with competitors, and the hype around Observability.
Adam sits down with Barak to discuss the rise of DevSecOps, the recent acquisition of Bridgecrew by Palo Alto Networks, and the popularity of the open source project Checkov.
Adam sits down with Shahar to discuss bottom-up vs top-down sales, building a company focused on cloud vs on-prem, and the rise of Understandability within DevOps.
Adam sits down with Tammy to discuss the meteoric rise of DigitalOcean back around 2014, how to effectively manage teams during the pandemic, how Dropbox incentivized a culture of resilience, and evangelizing the still-relatively-underground practice of Chaos Engineering.
Adam sits down with Spoons to chat about AI's role in operations, the differences between monitoring and observability, and the announcement of Change Intelligence.