About The Podlets

Introducing The Podlets Podcast: A VMware audio guide to cloud native concepts.

Cloud native technologies have unique elements. In the greater tech community, there is not only a lack of knowledge of concepts and certain technologies, but also misunderstanding and almost mysticism surrounding the space. The Podlets show aims to elucidate and demystify these elements to help people confidently embrace cloud native technology.

While The Podlets is accessible to newcomers, it’s not only for beginners. Advanced professionals will benefit from having a source of information that helps them keep up with the ever-evolving cloud native field. Because the cloud native space moves so quickly, no one has expert knowledge of every aspect of the ecosystem, and there’s lots of new terminology being introduced by developers. We will provide a well-rounded exploration of cloud native elements, patterns, use cases, and real-world experience in production environments.

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Carlisia Thompson

Senior Member of Technical Staff, engineer on the Velero OSS project

Carlisia is an engineer on the Velero open source project, a tool used for backup and recovery of Kubernetes clusters. She’s a CNCF ambassador, and organizes a Kubernetes meetup in her local town of San Diego. She is also a founding member of GoBridge, a non-profit organization that focuses on programming education using the Go language.

Josh Rosso

Staff Cloud Native Architect, working with Field Engineering

Duffie Cooley

Staff Cloud Native Architect, working with Field Engineering

Bryan Liles

Senior Staff Engineer, working on Tanzu Build

Patrick Barker

Staff Engineer, working on Tanzu Manage

Michael Gasch

Application Platforms Architect Office of the CTO, working on NSX Service Mesh

Michael is an application platforms architect within the Office of the CTO at VMware. He’s currently working on NSX Service Mesh. Before joining the Office of the CTO he held several field roles, where he worked closely with customers and various VMware engineering teams with a focus on running Kubernetes on VMware.