API: Aiden and Peter Integration Podcast

In this episode we explore what a site reliability engineer does, what site reliability engineering is and how it differs from the traditional operations roleAll opinions expressed are our own and do not necessarily express views of the speakers employers

In this episode we explore how Chaos Engineering is implemented in systems, the issues that might arise and the benefits this approach has to culture, reliability and ease-of-mind when it comes to managing and supporting systems. We also looked at the cost to risk benefit and whether performing chaos in production is the right thing to do on balance.Chaos Engineering Blog by Aiden: https://aidensgallyvanting.blogspot.com/2019/10/bringing-chaos-monkey-to-heel.html All opinions expressed are our own and do not necessarily express views of the speakers employers

In this episode we explore Functions as a Service (FaaS) and how they are the abstraction of all abstraction for code deployments. We discuss the benefits, considerations and how they make for 'The Good Life'All opinions expressed are our own and do not necessarily express views of the speakers employers

In this episode we explore what make an application 'cloud native' and how cloud native has become a modern approach to application architecture, design and development.All opinions expressed are our own and do not necessarily express views of the speakers employers

In this episode we look at The Cloud - the mystical IT concept - what it is, it's benefits and the different types of Cloud available from the Public, to the Private and the Hybrid.All opinions expressed are our own and do not necessarily express views of the speakers employers

In this episode we talk about the concept of a personal projects - projects we work on outside of work. In this episode we ask:What personal projects have we done? Is it just work in another name? Is it the same as a side hustle? Should we feel guilty about doing them?All opinions expressed are our own and do not necessarily express views of the speakers employers