The future of observability with Charity Majors

11/18/20 • 28 min

Charity Majors is the CTO of Honeycomb. Listen in to learn about what "observability" is and how your team can slice and dice your way to higher uptime.
Charity discusses figuring out how to talk about observability before it was an industry term, why many organizations still don't understand it, and why monitoring and logging will soon be rendered obsolete.
We close out with a fun conversation on where we'll be in 100 years: Will everything be AI, or will there always be someone with a wrench figuring this out?
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The future of IOT Security with Mrinal Wadhwa

Mrinal Wadhwa is the CTO at Ockam. Listen in to learn why secure communication in IoT is the scariest thing you're not thinking about.
There is an increasing number of items in our house that connect to the internet: our TV, our car, our doorbell. These IoT systems both sense and control... and you don't want someone other than you controlling them.
We discuss massive security breaches, how Apple finds your phone without being creepy, remote work accelerating the need for security, and what's coming next in this space.
Stay tuned until the end for Mrinal's take on which connected devices in your home you should go unplug right now.
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The future of video APIs with Wesley Faulkner

What makes video APIs more complicated than web APIs?
Learn everything you didn't know you that you didn't know about the video API space with Wesley Faulkner, Developer Advocate at Daily.
Video becomes more prevalent every day as COVID keeps many people indoors. While before, folks might have thought twice about turning on a video chat in their home, it's now commonplace.
This has led to a big boom in startups that integrate video calls in their apps. But how will they deal with streaming real-time data and the rising standards for quality of those videos? Wesley has some thoughts.
We close out with a fun side tangent on AI, deepfakes, and Wesley's optimism for the future of video and connection in the world.
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