We have been talking for quite some time now about how Kubernetes took over the container orchestration ecosystem in the past year. We caught up with Jean-Francois Joly, Senior Product Manager at New Relic to talk about the advantages of Kubernetes, potential security risks and the future of its ecosystem.

While DevOps is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, we are taking a step back and looking at its evolution so far and what awaits it in the future. JAXenter editor Dominik Mohilo talked to IBM’s developer advocate and JAX DevOps speaker Steve Poole about the current state of DevOps, its future, and its biggest obstacles.

In the past 10 years and since its initial conception, DevOps has become a cornerstone aspect for company culture and the developer community. We caught up with DevOpsCon speaker, Michiel Rook to discuss the development of DevOps over the years.

In order to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of DevOps, we invited Julia Wester, co-founder and Principal Consultant at Lagom Solutions to weigh in on the development of DevOps over the past few years, its present and future, as well the biggest obstacles to overcome when implementing DevOps.

The use of open source software and components continues to grow both in companies and in private projects. But this trend comes with its own set of risks and problems. In an interview at DevOpsCon in Munich, Stanislav Sivak, software and security consultant at Synopsys, talks about the common risks for open source, how to avoid them and what role open source plays in the DevOps universe.

Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? This interview series is meant to help you navigate through all the changes and understand where it’s headed, as well as how Jakarta EE plans to become the new home of cloud-native Java. Our 23rd guest is Mark Little, vice president of engineering at Red Hat.

We are now witnessing the democratization of DevOps. This concept seemed to be an unattainable goal until recently but now it has become the new normal. Digital transformations are a must and job descriptions are slowly changing as developers will have to increase their “operational” awareness. We talked to Sacha Labourey, CEO and founder at CloudBees about all this and more.

Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? This interview series is meant to help you navigate through all the changes and understand where it’s headed, as well as how Jakarta EE plans to become the new home of cloud-native Java. Our 22nd guest is Thorben Janssen, independent trainer & consultant. Let’s dive deeper into the Jakarta EE universe!

Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? This interview series is meant to help you navigate through all the changes and understand where it’s headed, as well as how Jakarta EE plans to become the new home of cloud-native Java. Our 21st guest is Thilo Frotscher, a freelance software architect and trainer. Let’s dive deeper into the Jakarta EE universe!

Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? This interview series is meant to help you navigate through all the changes and understand where it’s headed, as well as how Jakarta EE plans to become the new home of cloud-native Java. Our 20th guest is Christian Kaltepoth, senior developer at ingenit GmbH & Co. KG. Let’s dive deeper into the Jakarta EE universe!

Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? This interview series is meant to help you navigate through all the changes and understand where it’s headed, as well as how Jakarta EE plans to become the new home of cloud-native Java. Our 19th guest is Steve Millidge, founder and director of Payara and C2B2 Consulting. Let’s dive deeper into the Jakarta EE universe!

We talked to Klaus Ma, one of the leaders for Kubernetes’ SIG-Scheduling. Ma explains how Kubernetes has become the dominant container orchestrator, what his favorite K8s feature is, and where it might go in the future.

Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? This interview series is meant to help you navigate through all the changes and understand where it’s headed, as well as how Jakarta EE plans to become the new home of cloud-native Java. Our next guests are IBM’s Emily Jiang, Ian Robinson, Kevin Sutter and Alasdair Nottingham. Let’s dive deeper into the Jakarta EE universe!

Confused about what’s going on with Jakarta EE? This interview series is meant to help you navigate through all the changes and understand where it’s headed, as well as how Jakarta EE plans to become the new home of cloud-native Java. Our 17th guest is Sebastian Daschner, a self-employed Java consultant, author and trainer. Let’s dive deeper into the Jakarta EE universe!