Kubernetes on a Half Shell
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Apr 16th 2021
This Week in Enterprise Tech 439
Kubernetes on a Half Shell
U.S. Gov strikes back at Kremlin, FBI remotely hacks computers to protect them, Kubernetes anywhere, anytime
Although the show is no longer in production, you can enjoy episodes from our archives.
Guests:
Marc Campbell
- U.S. Government formally blames Russia for SolarWinds hack
- Software developer arrested in a computer sabotage case
- Workers' union want states to regulate ISPs as utilities
- Protecting the Right to Organize Act, which would change decades-old labor laws to strengthen unions
- Pandemic pushes bot operators to redirect efforts
- Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile kill cross-carrier RCS plans
- Taiwan's drought might make the chip shortage worse
- Marc Campbell, Chief Technology Officer of Replicated talks about innovations in containers that help deliver Kubernetes apps anywhere, anytime to anyone
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Links
- US government strikes back at Kremlin for SolarWinds hack campaign
- Software Developer Arrested in Computer Sabotage Case
- AT&T/Verizon workers’ union urges states to regulate ISPs as utilities
- The Technology 202: The tech industry is fighting a bill making it easier for its workers to organize
- Pandemic Pushes Bot Operators to Redirect Efforts
- Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile kill their cross-carrier RCS messaging plans
- The Chip Shortage Is Bad. Taiwan’s Drought Threatens to Make It Worse.
- The FBI is remotely hacking hundreds of computers to protect them from Hafnium
- replicated.com