Contributors: An Open Source Software Podcast

Seth Vargo from Google Cloud joined us to talk about Berglas, an open source library for managing secrets on GCP.

Zak and Marcel from Red Hat join us to talk about Log Anomaly Detector, an unsupervised learning based AIOps project that alerts on log output.

Aysylu Greenberg, Software Engineer at Google, joins us to talk about Grafeas, an Open Source Artifact Metadata API, and Kritis - a Grafeas connector for Kubernetes.

Andrew Rynhard,  CTO at Talos Systems and creator of Talos joins us to talk about how an immutable OS is perfect for Kubernetes, and how they're building Talos from the ground up.

Torin Sandall, a software engineer at Styra and contributor to Open Policy Agent joins us to talk about OPA and how it can help enforce policies across a cloud native stack.

We sat down with Mishra, Technical Advisor to the CTO at Hashicorp, to talk about the Virtual Kubelet project, a way to extend the Kubernetes paradigm to other orchestrators and cloud services.

Yoshi Tamura, Product Manager at Google, joins us to talk about gVisor, a security focused container runtime used internally at Google and open sourced in 2018.

Sugu Sougoumarane, one of the co-creators of Vitess and the CTO of PlanetScale, talks with us this week on Contributors.  Vitess is a highly scalable distributed sharding system for MySQL originally created for Youtube, and now in use by many other large companies.

In this episode of Contributors, we talk to Eduardo Silva - principal engineer at Arm - about his work on Fluent Bit, a lightweight log forwarder built for cloud native applications and heavily used on Kubernetes.

Contributors kicked off with a great first episode: Juraci Paixão Kröhling joined us to talk about the Jaeger project - a distributed tracing solution built for cloud native infrastructure.