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This is the show by and for DevSecOps practitioners who are trying to survive information overload, get through marketing nonsense, do the right technology bets, help their organizations to deliver value, and last but not the least to have some fun. Tune in for talks about technology, ways of working, and news from DevSecOps. This show is not sponsored by any technology vendor and trying to be as unbiased as possible. We talk like no one is listening! For good or bad :) For more info, show notes, and discussion of past and upcoming episodes visit devsecops.fm
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It’s been a while since OpenTofu was released to the public, so we wanted to check in on where it stands today. How is the community adopting it? What’s the public sentiment? And how does it differ from Terraform in terms of features?
This time we’re joined by Cole Bittel, an experienced SRE, platform engineer, and contributor to OpenTofu. He shares his hands-on experience migrating to OpenTofu, and we look into the problems teams face with infrastructure as code and how both Terraform and OpenTofu approach solving them.
We are always happy to answer any questions, hear suggestions for new episodes, or hear from you, our listeners.
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This time we talk about how LLMs use tools and what the Model Context Protocol (MCP) brings to the table. What are the risks? How can an attacker exploit MCPs? And why are LLMs a bit like grandpas — helpful but forgetful?
We are always happy to answer any questions, hear suggestions for new episodes, or hear from you, our listeners.
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Still pasting tokens into Slack? What types of secrets are at risk, and which tools fit which consumer—humans, CI/CD, or workloads? Where do most teams stumble, and how do you fix it fast? Hear our no-nonsense checklist.
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Passkeys are gaining attention as a new way to log in without passwords. How do they work, and how do they compare to traditional multi-factor authentication (MFA)? In this episode, we explore the history of passwords, the strengths and weaknesses of common MFA methods, and the potential of passkeys to enhance security. What threats do passkeys mitigate, and what still remain?
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Andrey, Paulina, and Mattias kick off a miniseries on European infrastructure. We talk about infrastructure providers' options across Europe, ask what really drives the move away from hyperscalers, and wonder whether the trade-offs make sense for most teams.
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In this guest episode, we chat with Davlet Dzhakishev, co-founder of Cloudgeni, who’s working on an AI-powered approach to fixing compliance issues in IaC. What’s the state of tools in this space? Where does his idea fit in? And how should we think about the relationship between compliance and security?
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Part two of our chaos engineering series is here! Join Andrey, Mattias, and Paulina as they talk through practical strategies for chaos engineering. Who should do it? How can you start? And what are the essential prerequisites?
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Chaos engineering—is it really chaos, or something more structured? Andrey, Paulina, and Mattias talk about what chaos engineering means, how it started, and why you might already be using it unintentionally.
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This is the final episode of our three-part series on incident response. We focus on what happens after the dust settles. How do you learn from what went wrong and avoid repeating it? Tune in to hear our top recommendations.
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What keeps an incident from spiraling out of control? How can you organize your team on the spot? We continue our series on incident response, moving from preparation to real-time actions. Mattias shares key points from his course. Listen to learn how we handle incidents step by step.
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Incident response can be complex, but where do you start? Andrey, Mattias, and Paulina dive into the preparation steps you need to take. Mattias shares his expertise from teaching an incident response course. What’s their top recommendation? Listen and find out!
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We are looking into recently announced AWS Resource Control Policies. What are they? How are they different from Service Control Policies? What is a Data Perimeter? Tune in to find out!
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In this episode, Andrey, Mattias, and Paulina break down the new DORA Accelerate State of DevOps report. What’s changed since the last report? What do these insights mean for your team? Tune in for our insightful conversation!
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Andrey, Mattias, and Paulina are joined by Paul Stack, an IaC tools developer and a frequent guest on the show. He’s back to discuss the general availability of System Initiative and share what has changed since his last visit when they talked about the early beta of the tool. Will this be a revolution or evolution in Infrastructure as Code tooling? Do we really need collaborative infrastructure management tools? Tune in to find out!
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Join Andrey and Mattias as they sit down with Paulina Dubas, an independent DevOps consultant and public speaker. Who is Paulina, and what experiences does she bring to the table? What topics particularly resonate with her? Tune in to learn more about Paulina since we have a feeling that she is here to stay
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Julien shares big news with co-hosts Mattias and Andrey. What led to his decision to step down? And what does the future hold for him? Tune in for the off-boarding interview as we look back at the past four years and 60+ episodes we did together!
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Join Andrey, Julien, and Mattias in this episode of DevSecOps Talks as they delve into building Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) and selecting the best solutions for them. Andrey goes first and, as an AWS consultant, kicks off the discussion by outlining his preferred AWS services for MVP development.
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In this episode of DevSecOps Talks, co-hosts Andrey, Julien, and Mattias are joined by AWS Consultant Fernando Gonçalves to explore the complexities of AWS organization and account segmentation. Get insights into the debate over development, stage, and production accounts versus micro-segmentation. Don’t miss Julien's take on why he believes staging is a waste of time and money, as well as Fernando’s explanation of what the AWS Landing Zone is. Learn about the tools provided by AWS for multi-account management and the pros and cons of various account segmentation approaches.
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Join Andrey, Julien, and Mattias in this episode of DevSecOps Talks as they discuss Nats.io, a messaging system popular among people building on top of Kubernetes. Julien explains how Nats is different from Kafka and shares his personal experience with the product. The hosts discuss the various use cases of Nats and explore its features and capabilities. Tune in to find out if Nats is the right messaging system for you!
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In this episode of DevSecOps Talks, Andrey and Mattias are joined by Timur Bublik, Platform Engineering Lead at TIER Mobility. As always, it's practitioners for practitioners as they discuss the migration from Terraform to OpenTofu, TACOS tools, and how SpaceLift is used in Timur's organization. Listen in as they dive into their three favorite features of SpaceLift and how TACOS tools like SpaceLift fit into the classic CI/CD pipeline.
Connect with us on LinkedIn or Twitter (see info at https://devsecops.fm/about/). We are happy to answer any questions, hear suggestions for new episodes, or hear from you, our listeners.
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