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Command Line Heroes

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Hear the epic true tales of how developers, programmers, hackers, geeks, and open source rebels are revolutionizing the technology landscape. Command Line Heroes is a new podcast hosted by Saron Yitbarek and produced by Red Hat. Get root access to show notes, transcripts, and other associated content at https://redhat.com/commandlineheroes
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Days of Future_Open
Imagine a world where open source never caught on, where no one thought it’d be a good idea to make source code available to anyone. In this episode, we imagine this bizarre possibility. And we celebrate the open source tools and methodologies that got us where we are today.Join us as we wrap up Season 1, an almost 30,000-foot view of how the open source world came to be. Next season, we’re zooming in and focusing on the epic struggles of today’s command line heroes.

Days of Future_Open

2018-03-2700:27:428

Crack the Cloud_Open
“There is no cloud. It's just someone else's computer.” Or server, to be exact. Big cloud providers offer a relatively easy way to scale out workloads. But what’s the real cost?In this episode, we talk about the battle in the clouds, where any winner is still very much up in the air. Major Hayden, Microsoft’s Bridget Kromhout, and others help us understand the storm that’s brewing and where that leaves open source developers.

Crack the Cloud_Open

2018-03-1300:29:013

The Containers_Derby
The rise of Container technologies opens a new frontier for developers, simplifying the movement of work from machine to machine. As Containers become more popular, though, a new battle emerges. This race is for the control of orchestration and involves the industry’s fastest, strongest players.Containers are one of the most important evolutions in the open-source movement and in this episode, featured guests Kelsey Hightower, Google developer advocate, and Laura Frank, Docker Captain and Director of Engineering at Code Ship, along with others, explain how this new technology is the building blocks of the future.

The Containers_Derby

2018-02-2700:25:275

DevOps_Tear Down That Wall
As the race to deliver applications ramps up, the wall between development and operations comes crashing down. When it does, those on both sides learn to work together like never before.But what is DevOps, really? Developer guests, including Microsoft’s Scott Hanselman and Cindy Sridharan (better known as @copyconstruct) think about DevOps as a practice from their side of the wall, while members from various operations teams explain what they’ve been working to defend. Differences remain but with DevOps, teams are working better than ever. And this episode explores why that matters for the command line heroes of tomorrow.

DevOps_Tear Down That Wall

2018-02-1300:24:389

The Agile_Revolution
It's the turn of the 21st century. Open source software is changing the tech landscape. But new patterns of work have now become necessary. Developers search for a revolutionary approach that will allow open source development to flourish. A group of developers convenes at a ski resort in Utah to craft such an approach. What emerges is a manifesto that changes everything.Dave Thomas, one of the authors of the Manifesto for Agile Software Development, brings us back to that now famous retreat where the agile revolution was first organized. Not everyone was as quick to sign on to this new approach, though, and in this episode, we hear why.

The Agile_Revolution

2018-01-3000:27:2615

OS Wars_part 2: Rise of Linux
It's the 1990s. The empire of Microsoft controls 90% of users. Complete standardization of operating systems seems assured. But an unlikely hero arises from amongst the band of open source rebels. Linus Torvalds—meek, bespectacled—releases his Linux O.S. free of charge. While Microsoft reels and regroups, the battleground shifts from personal computers to the Internet.Acclaimed tech journalist Steven Vaughan-Nichols is joined by a team of veterans who relive the tech revolution that reimagined our future.

OS Wars_part 2: Rise of Linux

2018-01-1600:27:3826

OS Wars_part 1
The O.S. Wars. The 1980s is a period of mounting tensions. The empires of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs careen toward an inevitable battle over proprietary software—only one empire can emerge as the purveyor of a standard operating system for millions of users. Gates has formed a powerful alliance with IBM while Jobs tries to maintain the purity of his brand. Their struggle for dominance threatens to engulf the galaxy. Meanwhile, in distant lands, and unbeknownst to the Emperors, open source rebels have begun to gather…Veterans from computer history, including Andy Hertzfeld, from the original Macintosh team, and acclaimed tech journalist Steven Levy, recount the moments of genius, and tragic flaws, that shaped our technology for decades to come.

OS Wars_part 1

2018-01-1600:28:5735

Preview_CLH
Introducing a show about the developers, programmers, hackers, geeks, and open source rebels who are shaping our digital future.

Preview_CLH

2017-12-0100:01:3412

Comments (26)

Sherif Radwan

plz, add a subscript for non English speakers

Apr 9th
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Paweł Janicki

Sherif Radwan You can find transcription here https://www.redhat.com/en/command-line-heroes

Apr 12th
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Carlos Aguni

awesome! keep it up! :D

Apr 8th
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Tomaž Borštnar

how come nobody talks about non-linux containers? freebsd jails, solaris zones anyone?

Mar 17th
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James Snyder

Great episode right up until the end when you went full "muh diversity". Great otherwise!

Feb 16th
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Mayank Mathur

OS wars: rise of Linux was the best episode IMO.

Feb 13th
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Peter V

Mayank Mathur agreed!

Mar 23rd
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Joseph Jumbam

i love the os wars episodes

Feb 13th
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Ann -

also <3 the attention to detail & the audiomixing. tnx!! big fan

Feb 9th
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Parker Christian

Amazing Podcast. Just wow

Feb 5th
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Joseph Jumbam

I'm a huge fan of Linux and I use Ubuntu this is the best coders podcast I've heard

Feb 5th
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Eng. Fahad ☁️☣️💰👽

This is my first podcast and I'm already loving it

Feb 3rd
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Mark Roe

novell netware was not included. an important player back in the 90s. good job.

Feb 3rd
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Randal Leavitt

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Feb 6th
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Miguel Resendiz

Mark Roe que

Feb 4th
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The Jesus Underground

This podcast is just freaking awesome. I'm one of those guys who started with Slackware and kernel 1.0.13.

Feb 1st
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Michael R Berger

Yeah, the troubles with the young is they think what they know as history is history... It's like trying to teach world history but starting when the Americans crossed the rhine... they missed first user groups. first open source.. missed the 1st and 2nd religious wars... And think the is wars were about.. get this desktops... uh, open systems anyone? Oh and the mentioned Xerox OS? over 20k computers world wide globally networked before mac and Windows even spoke ip properly.

Feb 1st
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Rajendra Prasaddas

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Jan 31st
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Pieas Asif

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Feb 7th
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The Castiel

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Feb 3rd
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Hamidreza Mahdavipanah

Very exciting and fun podcast, keep it up.

Jan 19th
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Puff

I'm a Linux fan and I love how she talks about the subject! I use Fedora BTW.

Jan 18th
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Douglas Lawson

I love this so far. The history is awesome, and the voice is amazing :). I'm hooked

Jan 18th
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Caoimhin James

Great lil documentarys. Bravo

Jan 17th
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Máirín Duffy

Can't wait for this :-)

Jan 6th
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Travis Larson

Máirín Duffy hi what are you doing

Jan 17th
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