Episodes
Episode 526: Brian Campbell on Proof-of-Possession Defenses
In this episode, Brian Campbell, Distinguished Engineer at Ping Identity, speaks with SE Radio’s Priyanka Raghavan about cryptographic defenses against stolen tokens, particularly in the context of the OAUTH2 protocol and the type of attacks that can plague it. They discuss the concept of “proof of possession” in protecting against such attacks, and where it […]
Episode 525: Randy Shoup on Evolving Architecture and Organization at eBay
Randy Shoup of eBay discusses the evolution of eBay’s tech stack. SE Radio host Jeremy Jung speaks with Shoup about eBay’s origins as a single C++ class with an Oracle database, a five-year migration to multiple Java services, sharing a database between the old and new systems, building a distributed tracing system, working with bare […]
Episode 524: Abi Noda on Developer Experience
In this episode, Abi Noda, founder of Pull Panda and DX, discusses developer experience with SE Radio host Brijesh Ammanath. They examine the basic concept of DX and why it matters before diving into a wide variety of issues, including methodologies for measuring DX, the main factors that influence it, and strategies for overcoming common […]
Episode 523: Jessi Ashdown and Uri Gilad on Data Governance
Jessi Ashdown and Uri Gilad, authors of the book Data Governance: The Definitive Guide, discuss what data governance entails and how to implement it. Host Akshay Manchale speaks with them about why data governance is important for organizations of all sizes and how it impacts everything in the data lifecycle from ingestion and usage to […]
Episode 522: Noah Gift on MLOps
Noah Gift, author of Practical MLOps, discusses tools and techniques used to operationalize machine learning applications. Host Akshay Manchale speaks with him about the foundational aspects of MLOps, such as basic automation through DevOps, as well as data operations and platform operations needed for building and operating machine learning applications at different levels of scale. […]
