DevOps Radio 2.0: Ep 3 The Future of FinTech with Chris Skinner

Welcome onboard on our 4th episode of DevOps World Radio with Kohsuke Kawaguchi, Sacha Labourey and Ian O'Brien. On this episode, we are going to talk about DevOps implementations, the successes and the challenges through the eyes of two industry veterans - Kohsuke and Sacha. And Ian tells us about what role data, ML and AI can play in helping practitioners do DevOps better. Everybody that's out there thinking they are doing DevOps really well or planning to do DevOps, or anywhere along the journey - sometimes you get 5-10 years into it and you go, we are the best in the world, we are just awesome at this, we are killing it at DevOps. But then the inside truth is always somewhere in between or not close to that statement. There might still be a long way to go and a lot of things that need to happen before you get really successful at it in both a practical and strategic sense. And that’s ok! Being able to admit that there is a long way to go and finding ways to improve it, that’s something we are going to have in this discussion and who better to discuss this than the two people who have been doing this for 25 years+. We are so excited to have two legendary personalities, who have probably seen some of the largest, most successful and probably some of the most challenging DevOps implementations in the market - Founder of Hudson Project and Jenkins, Kohsuke Kawaguchi and Founder and CSO of CloudBees, Sacha Labourey.

Steves Wozniak shares his thoughts on transformation, his interest in innovation, and his dislike for spam on the new DevOps Radio episode. Don't miss this one! About Steve Wozniak: A Silicon Valley icon, technology entrepreneur and philanthropist for more than forty years, Steve Wozniak has helped shape the computing industry with his design of Apple’s first line of products the Apple I and II. He also influenced the popular Macintosh. In 1976, Wozniak and Steve Jobs founded Apple Computer Inc. with Wozniak’s Apple I personal computer.  Wozniak continues to pursue his entrepreneurial and philanthropic interests to this day.  In October 2017, Steve co-founded Woz U — a postsecondary education and training platform focused on software engineering and technology development.  He has also recently co-founded Efforce which leverages disparate applications of blockchain technology. During it all Wozniak has delivered thousands of talks and fireside chats, thrilling audiences and inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs and engineers.

On this episode of DevOps Radio, William Loomis and Stewart Scott with the Atlantic Council discuss DevSecOps and securing the software supply chain.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Luke Hohmann discusses his framework for twelve games that uncover customers’ needs.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Adrienne Tacke joins host Brian Dawson to discuss beating imposter syndrome and the three things she wishes she knew before becoming a software developer.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Ev Kontsevoy discusses creating "The Matrix" for software and tips for starting a company.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Charlie Betz joins host Brian Dawson to discuss the new report, "Software Delivery Maturity: Empower Developers With End-To-End Automation, Orchestration, And Collaboration."

On the 100th episode of DevOps Radio, DevOps Advocate Aaron Aldrich discusses how he mobilized his evangelism and community building on several fronts, including DevOps, resilience engineering, and mental health.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Pete Hodgson discusses feature flagging and how startups can scale their teams and operations.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Julien Delange of Applied Visions discusses how developers can manage technical debt and his predictions for the future of coding.

On the latest episode of DevOpsRadio, Frank Zinghini of Applied Visions explains how visual software solutions can help solve complex problems within an enterprise.

On Episode 96 of DevOps Radio, Erika Chestnut joins Host Brian Dawson to discuss quality assurance.

Søren Pedersen, the founder of BuildingBetterSoftware, joins Host Brian Dawson to discuss bridging the gap in DevOps.

Steve Pereira, founder of Visible, joins Host Brian Dawson to discuss Value Stream Management.

Robin Purohit, CEO & co-founder of Peritus.ai, joins Host Brian Dawson to discuss bringing AI to the enterprise and community forums.

On this episode of DevOps Radio, Ellen Chisa joins host Brian Dawson to discuss product management and productivity.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, VMware's James Urquhart joins host Brian Dawson to discuss his new book on event-driven integration.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Shipa's CEO and Founder Bruno Andrade joins host Brian Dawson to discuss his thoughts on the future of Kubernetes.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, SingleStore's Chief Product Officer Jordan Tigani joins host Brian Dawson to discuss all things data.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson talks to two more of the DevOps World 2020 Award Winners on the projects that drove the award and lessons learned, as well as other topics. First we hear from Chafin Bryant of Capital One the winner of the CloudBees Innovation Award for DevOps Scalability Achievement. Then Riad Ghafir of BNP Paribas CIB talks about winning the CloudBees Innovation Award for DevOps Automation Excellence.

Christine Yen joins host Brian Dawson on the latest episode of DevOps Radio to share her journey from engineer to co-founder and CEO of Honeycomb and why observability is so important in today’s software development.

Join host Brian Dawson for the 87th episode of DevOps Radio where he sits down with solopreneur and founder of Akita Software, Jean Yang.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson talks to two of the DevOps World 2020 Award Winners on the projects that drove the award and lessons learned, as well as other topics. First up, Ben Angell, Head Of DevOps Engineering, Nationwide Building Society shares details of his DevOps Rising Star award win. Then, Brian is back on the mic with the team from Citizant and the IRS, the winners of the Diversity in DevOps Awards.

In Episode 84, Dr. Anne Marie Imafidon, the founder and CEO of social enterprise Stemettes and keynote speaker at DevOps World 2020, discusses her journey from child prodigy to tech leader advocating for young women in tech.

Host Brian Dawson interviews Chad Wathington, the Chief Strategy Officer at ThoughtWorks, in the latest episode of DevOps Radio. Tune in to hear Chad's journey to agile, including feedback loops, and his thoughts on ethical tech.

On this episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by Jacqueline Salinas, the director of ecosystem and community development for the Continuous Development Foundation. Jacqueline talks about her journey as a non-technical person in the software development world and how she's championing some pretty cool initiatives at the CD Foundation.

In Episode 80 of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson and tech executive Randy Shoup share advice on how to scale DevOps CI/CD practices as organizations grow.

Host Brian Dawson is joined by Nick Koutrelakos, lead React Native mobile developer at Stadium Goods, to talk about the company's focus on building a react native app that inspires customers and suppliers.

DevOps Radio Host Brian Dawson speaks with CloudBees CEO Sacha Labourey about what software companies can expect in the COVID Era.

Following the release of the 2020 State of Software Delivery Management Report, the survey’s authors, Principal Analyst Sanjeev Sharma from Accelerated Strategies Group, and Mitch Ashley, the company’s CEO, join host Brian Dawson on DevOps Radio for a wide-ranging discussion about the current state of software delivery management in the enterprise.

Host Brian Dawson is joined by Vincent Behar a software architect at Dailymotion, a video-sharing technology platform. As a friend of CloudBees and the Jenkins community Vincent discusses his journey from CI to CD with Jenkins X.

Agile software development expert Elisabeth Hendrickson shares lessons from her career and explains what considerations enterprises must make to achieve agile software development.

In the second panel from CloudBees Connect, host Brian Dawson delves further into learnings and best practices for enabling and empowering developers while driving business objectives. The discussion features Jimmy McNamara and Aoife Fitzmaurice of Fidelity, Sanmat Jhanjhari of Nationwide Building Society and Aswini Rajasekaran of AIB.

Host Brian Dawson leads a panel discussion on the Reality of Delivering Modern Software in an Enterprise Environment with Jennifer Hansen of Capital One, Adam Robertson of Pinger, Robert Kelley of IHG and Daniel Ritchie of Broadridge. These DevOps leaders share learnings and best practices for enabling and empowering developers while driving business objectives.

On Episode 72 of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by Nicolas Chaillan, Chief Software Officer for the United States Department of Defense. As the first person to hold this title for the federal government, Nicolas is responsible for introducing DevSecOps to the United States Department of Defense.

Host Brian Dawson is back on the mic with Daniel Ritchie, Distinguished Engineer at Broadridge, the leading provider of investor communications, technology-driven solutions, and data and analytics to the financial services industry. During the course of the conversation the two discuss the misconceptions associated with DevOps, bringing DevOps to the enterprise and managing the environmental factors within the organizations to make DevOps successful.

DevOps Radio host Brian Dawson is back, joined by Cheryl Razzell, director of platform and Live Ops at Polystream. As Polystream reinvents the way that we use the internet for streaming 3D interactive content and applications by leveraging the compute in the cloud and rendering locally, Cheryl's role is about growing the platform that hosts their streaming technology, which is Polystream’s “magic sauce.”

In this episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by Jimmy McNamara, product manager at Fidelity Investments. His main focus in this role is to work with the business to identify and understand what their needs are in terms of capabilities to help them be able to produce great software.

DevOps Radio host Brian Dawson is back and joined by the CloudBees Jenkins X team consisting of Mo Plassnig, James Rawlings and James Strachan, who all worked on the recent launch of CloudBees CI/CD powered by Jenkins X.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by co-host Sam Fell, AVP of Marketing at CloudBees and DevOps Delivery Coach and Consultant, Manuel Pais. In this episode they discuss the recurring challenges in software development that led Manuel to co-author the book, Team Topologies: Organizing Business and Technology Teams for Fast Flow.

DevOps Radio host Brian Dawson is back, broadcasting live with Director of Engineering at Autodesk, George Swan. George has been leading the CI/CD effort within the Autodesk for the last few years. At the time George was hired, the company had been undergoing a digital transformation in which CI/CD played a crucial role. George made the pitch to begin working at the helm of the CI/CD  project, and has been leading it ever since.

Live from DevOps World | Jenkins World 2019, Annie Michelia, database architect at Broadridge, sat down with DevOps Radio to discuss the implementation of DevOps in the financial sector.  Annie describes her work as an architect at Broadridge focusing on on-premise database technologies, as well as AWS Cloud technologies, while playing a major role in cloud initiative projects for lift and shifts.

On this special episode of DevOps Radio live from DevOps World | Jenkins World 2019, Sam Fell is joined by a special panel of guests to discuss feature flags. On the panel is Erez Rusovsky, former CEO and founder of Rollout, who now leads the product of Rollout feature flags at CloudBees;  Chris Condo, principal analyst at Forrester, who covers application development delivery; and Rachel Stephens, an analyst with RedMonk, focused on understanding technology trends from a practitioner-led perspective.

Host Brian Dawson is joined by Aravind Kalavagattu, Engineering Manager at LendingClub. Aravind oversees two teams, Engineering Efficiency, a team focused on development productivity, CI/CD tooling and the code review process, and Test Infrastructure and Automation, a team focused on testing strategies and efficiency.

Host Brian Dawson is back on the latest episode of DevOps Radio, joined by Nick Liffen, software engineering team lead at Eli Lilly. Nick started at Eli Lilly as a software developer and quickly moved to product ownership where he now oversees a team of eight people who focus on standing up Jenkins Share Libraries and Jenkins Pipelines in the DevOps space.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is back, joined by DevOps Rising Stars Adam Robertson, Head of DevOps, Pinger, and Kristian Windsor, a DevOps engineer and former software engineer, Pinger.

We’re back –live from DevOps World | Jenkins World 2019 – with a panel comprised of Jayne Groll – DevOps Institute; Helen Beal – Ranger4; Damon Edwards – Rundeck; and Sean Davis – Equifax and hosted by Sam Fell. Straight off a live panel, the group dives right into their observations on the investments companies are making in upskilling their people

Analysts Dan Kirsch from Hurwitz & Associates, Jon Collins from GigaOm and Torsten Volk from EMA join our newest host, Sam Fell, for a special analyst panel, live at this year’s DevOps World | Jenkins World San Francisco. Through the work they’re doing with their clients, these three analysts have a front row seat to the ins and outs of digital transformation and innovation in the software development market.

Host Brian Dawson is back on the mic with Google Software Engineer Craig Barber for an all-new episode of DevOps Radio. In this podcast, the duo discusses some of the key Jenkins plugins for GCP in addition to the guiding tenants Craig’s team employs to provide great customer experience at Google.

In an all new episode of DevOps Radio, Michael Neale and Karen Taggart sit down with Haley Daiber, a Senior Associate at Unusual Ventures. Haley talks everything from building an app with her mom to co-founding the Whisky, Bourbon, Spirits Society and her work in venture capital.

In the latest episode of DevOps Radio, host Brian Dawson is joined by Kohsuke Kawaguchi, Chief Scientist at CloudBees and founder of Jenkins, and Kristen Baskett Solution Marketing Manager at CloudBees. As three of the minds behind the fifth annual DevOps and Jenkins Community Survey, the trio digs into the data from the survey, sharing some of the surprising – and not so surprising – trends.

Hot on the heels of CloudBees’ acquisition of Electric Cloud, host Brian Dawson sits down with former CTO of Electric Cloud, and current VP of technology strategy at CloudBees, Anders Wallgren. In this episode, the conversation focuses on the importance of understanding technology to make better business decisions by discussing some of the continuous delivery processes central to Electric Cloud’s capabilities.

As the industry continues to heat up with a string of recent open source acquisitions, host Brian Dawson chats with Kris Buytaert, a Linux and Open Source Expert and the Cofounder and CTO, of Inuits, to discuss some of the current trends in open source as just one piece of the greater DevOps movement.

In the latest installment of DevOps Radio, host Andre Pino is joined by industry thought leader Sam Newman. Sam is an author, speaker and independent consultant (previously at Thoughtworks) who specializes in cloud storage and microservices.

Guest host Karen Taggart and host Michael Neale sit down with Charity Majors of Honeycomb.io to discuss Charity's evangelical zeal for testing in production and throwing off old ways of thinking about observability.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Julien Vehent, Engineering Manager at Mozilla Firefox, joins host Andre Pino to spread “security awareness.” Along with deep experience in cloud services, he helps manage security operations on the back-end side of the Firefox infrastructure.

Episode 50, featuring Dave Ezrakhovich, senior engineer from Taboola, wraps up the series of interviews conducted during DevOps World | Jenkins World 2018. In his conversation with host, Brian Dawson, they focus on how data has become an integral part of the DevOps process.

In Episode 49 of DevOps Radio, Host Brian Dawson sits down with managing director of Accenture’s DevOps Group, Jon Hammant, to discuss his DevOps advisory role for the company and both the internal and external aspects of DevOps at Accenture.

Chris Condo, senior analyst at Forrester Research, joins DevOps Radio for some rapid-fire questions with host Andre Pino, VP of marketing at CloudBees. With 34 years as a developer under his belt (including time at Microsoft) and a brief stint as a software consultant, Chris is an expert on all things software delivery.

What does a DevOps transformation look like at a hardware company? That’s the questions Harald Gottlicher, software architect at Bosch, answers in the latest episode of DevOps Radio. Harald and host Brian Dawson dive right in to the specifics of the process the team at Bosch underwent and the problems solved by implementing CI/CD.

In this special edition of DevOps Radio, Michael (Mic) Neale, engineering manager and co-founder of CloudBees, and Karen Taggart, senior customer success manager at CloudBees, are joined by Manisha Arora co-founder of Veertu. Manisha talks about Veertu's space in the market specifically how the company has built an ecosystem of software development solutions in the previously uninhabited iOS space.

On the latest episode of DevOps Radio, Harris Kirk, senior DevOps engineer at healthcare software solution, Wolters Kluwer, joins host Brian Dawson to explain how the saying ‘every business is a software business’ can also apply to healthcare.

James Governor, analyst and co-founder of Red Monk, sits down with Sacha Labourey at DevOps World | Jenkins World, Nice to catch up on software development and deployment, including which companies are doing it well.

DevOps Radio’s original host, CloudBees vice president of marketing, Andre Pino, is joined by Diego Lo Guidice, vice president and principal analyst at Forrester Research, to cover everything from agile to testing.

On this episode of DevOps Radio, Keith Pleas, DevOps Architecture Senior Manager at Accenture and Stas Zvinyatskovsky Engineering Leader, Software Architect, Managing Director at Accenture, discuss what organizations need to consider when looking towards modern engineering with DevOps.

In Episode 41, host Brian Dawson is joined by Ishu Gupta, a senior software engineer at Capital One. During the episode, Ishu shares the details of Capital One’s DevOps transformation, breaking down the overall pipeline experience into four pieces – onboarding, CI/CD, monitoring and release.

Host Andre Pino returns to the DevOps Radio mic to talk to Dr. Nicole Forsgren, CEO and Chief Scientist at DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA), during DevOps World | Jenkins World. Nicole brings strong developer content and amazing energy to the latest episode as she shares key stats from the 2018 State of DevOps Report.

The four brains behind Jenkins X-Michael Neale, Rob Davies, James Rawlings and James Strachan - sit down with DevOps Radio’s guest host, Brian Dawson, to talk all about the cloud-first solution with Kubernetes support during this year’s DevOps World | Jenkins World, San Francisco.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, guest host and CloudBees CEO, Sacha Labourey sits down with CloudBees’ CTO and creator of Jenkins, Kohsuke Kawaguchi to chat the latest and greatest from the Jenkins community. Much like Batman and Superman, these two have a long history working together on a daily basis to fight for speed and agility to deliver the world’s software.

Kelsey Hightower, Staff Developer Advocate, Google Cloud Platform, Kubernetes, takes the mic along with guest host, CloudBees CEO, Sacha Labourey for an all new episode of DevOps Radio dedicated to K8s.

David Habusha, Vice President of Product at WhiteSource Software, explains to host, Andre Pino, how he first got into cybersecurity by chance after starting his career in open source. As the founder of a privacy company, David discusses the intersection of security and open source, as well as DevSecOps.

Episode 35 of DevOps Radio features Laura Frank, formerly of Codeship (and now a Bee). Not only has Laura been a great addition to the CloudBees team as Director of Engineering, but as a Docker Captain, she lends valuable insights on the rise of containers.

Dan Belcher and Izzy Azeri, co-founders of mabl, sit down with DevOps Radio host Andre Pino to discuss how mabl speeds up automated testing through an innovative application of AI and machine learning functionality. Shift right with automation and speed up the testing process, thereby accelerating time to market.

The latest episode of DevOps Radio features Alan Shimel, founder and editor-in-chief of DevOps.com and SecurityBoulevard.com. Alan and DevOps Radio host, Andre Pino, chat about the new era of DevOps and the intersection between software development and cybersecurity.

In this very special episode of DevOps Radio, Andre Pino is joined by Moritz Plassnig former CEO of Codeship as well as Forrester analysts, Charles Betz and Jeffrey Hammond. Following the recent acquisition of Codeship by CloudBees, Mo and the Forrester analysts discuss cloud nativity and what it means for developers and standardization of the DevOps process.

In this episode, Andre Pino chats with Forrester analysts, Charlie Betz and Jeff Hammond. The topics of discussion range from DevOps in the present, to DevOps in the past and then onto the future. Along the way, the Forrester analysts also reveal some of Forrester’s recent DevOps research.

In the newest episode of DevOps Radio, host Andre Pino discusses “it” with James Strachan, member of the Jenkins community and senior architect at CloudBees. What is “it”? Jenkins X, the new project being spun up in the community and led by James. As the original creator of the Groovy language and Apache Camel, James talks about his extensive career in open source.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Juni Mukherjee, Bitbucket developer advocate at Atlassian, discusses some of the current trending topics in software development with host Andre Pino, including digital transformation, women in tech and DevSecOps.

Mark Miller and Derek Weeks of Sonatype tag team this episode of DevOps Radio with host Andre Pino. In their chat with Andre, the duo, who are fans of open source, talk about All Day DevOps, the industry-wide virtual conference pioneered by Sonatype. We think they could literally talk about DevOps “all day.”

Guest host Sacha Labourey is joined by Stefan Simenon, Head of Centre of Expertise Software Development & Tooling at ABN AMRO, in Episode 27 of DevOps Radio. In this episode, Sacha gets a personal invitation from Stefan to visit Amsterdam and the two discuss what it’s like to learn and unlearn software development.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Sacha strikes gold with Capital One’s Director of Software Engineering, Brock Beatty, on the importance of automation and cloud-first. Brock talks about how Capital One is at the forefront of the software development revolution with the goal of increasing Capital One’s agility and time to market.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Ari LiVigni, principal software engineer at Red Hat, and CloudBees CEO and guest host, Sacha Labourey battle the Jenkins World band in the background to talk open source, OpenShift and eating your own dog food.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Forrester analyst, Rob Stroud, lends his expertise in the DevOps field from analyst perspective, beginning with his strong technical background at CA Technologies to what he’s been working on at Forrester.

The latest episode of DevOps Radio features guest host, CEO Sacha Labourey, and Daniel Roston Software Engineer at Electronic Arts (EA) as Daniel describes the benefits DevOps has brought to video games.

In episode 22, CloudBees CEO Sacha Labourey sits down with Alan Ranciato, director of technology, DevOps strategy and automation, at Express Scripts, the largest pharmacy benefit manager and #22 on the Fortune 500. Alan recounts his DevOps journey at the "biggest company no one has ever heard of," and why DevOps is helping his team beat the clock.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, John Willis, former Director of Ecosystems at Docker, shares everything from his experience in the early days of DevOps to his predictions of what the future holds.

In this special Jenkins World edition episode of DevOps Radio, Sacha Labourey, Jez Humble and Kohsuke Kawaguchi offer a sneak peak of what attendees can expect at Jenkins World 2017.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Ronda Kiser-Oakes, director of the North American DevOps practice at Perficient, compares DevOps to sports and shares her advice on how to bring a competitive edge to software development.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Patrick Debois, CTO of Small Town Heroes and founder of DevOps Days, discusses his vision behind the unification of IT teams through DevOps and the worldwide growth of this cultural IT phenomenon.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Sacha Labourey, CEO at CloudBees, shares the details around the launch of Blue Ocean, the dramatic new UX implementation of Jenkins, as well as the Jenkins evolution from continuous integration to continuous delivery.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Clive Longbottom, founder and analyst at Quocirca, discusses how DevOps is transforming software development in Europe and offers his advice on the DevOps dilemma of tool proliferation.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Sam Oyen, DevOps engineer at General Mills, talks about how she fell into DevOps, why she loves it, what she enjoyed best about Jenkins World and concludes with some advice for women in the IT industry.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Brian Mericle, distinguished engineer at Choice Hotels International, discusses what the 75-year-old hotel franchise is doing in terms of deployment, while sharing his secrets for managing big DevOps teams.

Jayne Groll is the CEO and co-founder of DevOps Institute and an expert in IT training. She joins DevOps host, Andre Pino, to discuss how people can get training and certification in DevOps to bring value back to the organization and DevOps Institute’s role in the DevOps Express consortium.

Wen Gu is a product development leader, engineering manager for continuous integration and CTO for engineering effectiveness at Twitter. He was also a speaker at Jenkins World 2016. In this episode, special host and CEO of CloudBees, Sacha Labourey, chats with Wen about his moves from DevTools to DevOps, Intuit to Twitter and Hudson to Jenkins, covering the evolution of CI/CD and the tricky definition of DevOps.

In this episode of DevOps Radio, Brian Dawson describes what he sees with organizations of all sizes and how he thinks they can achieve a state of CD and DevOps maturity. Specifically, Brian walks through his latest report, “Assessing DevOps Maturity Using a Quadrant Model."

Jenkins World 2016 was buzzing with the latest in DevOps, CI/CD, automation and more. DevOps Radio wanted to capture some of that energy so we enlisted the help of Sacha Labourey, CEO at CloudBees, to host a series of episodes live at the event. Now, we’re excited to present a new three-part series, DevOps Radio: Live at Jenkins World. In this episode, Sacha sat down with Dean Yu, director of build and release infrastructure engineering at Shutterfly, to talk about how the online photo company creates picture-perfect CD.

Jenkins World 2016 was buzzing with the latest in DevOps, CD/CI, automation and more. DevOps Radio wanted to capture some of that energy so we enlisted the help of Sacha Labourey, CloudBees CEO to host a series of episodes, live, at the event. Now, we’re excited to present a new three-part series, DevOps Radio: Live at Jenkins World. This first episode features Fred Simon, JFrog co-founder & DevOps expert.