Episode 22: Megan Torrance & Jennifer Hofmann

Episode 26: Tyler Pace and Kenaz Kwa

Tyler Pace and Kenaz Kwa from Puppet Labs discuss why—besides security—it’s so important to know what’s running inside your containers, who at your organization should know, some things you can do with that valuable information. This episode was recorded ahead of their DockerCon 2017 presentation, "Peering into Black Boxes: What’s Really Inside Your Containers?”

Episode 25: Jim Ford

Jim Ford details ADP's rapid adoption of Docker containers and shares his thoughts on legacy application modernization in the enterprise. Skytap's Kelly Looney and Dan Jones also discuss modernization initiatives around cloud, microservices, and Martin Fowler's "strangler method."

Episode 24: Sanjeev Sharma

Sanjeev Sharma, CTO of DevOps Adoption at IBM, discusses the different motivations and drivers for adopting DevOps, and what benefits doing so can bring at the enterprise level. We also discuss Sanjeev's newly released "DevOps Adoption Playbook."

Episode 23: Keith Quinn

Learning & Development Manager (Digital Learning) at Scottish Social Services Council, Keith Quinn, sits down with us to discuss the power of relatable, realistic, real-world narratives when utilized in virtual training. This episode was recorded at DevLearn 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada, where Keith presented his session, "Using Immersive Simulations to Develop Real-world Skills."

Episode 22: Megan Torrance & Jennifer Hofmann

On this week's episode, you'll first hear from Megan Torrance of TorranceLearning as we dive deeper into her focus on agile's ability to help virtual training professionals "figure out what the most important thing is (they) ought to be doing." After Megan's interview, we'll move on to our conversation with Jennifer Hofmann, President of InSync Training, where you'll learn how modern training and blended learning are enabling the creation of "authentic learning environments."