
DOP 359: Demos in the Age of AI Agents
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#359: When was the last time you sat through a 30-minute product demo and walked away actually knowing anything? You would learn more from f...

#358: Production is on fire. You need access to one table you have never touched. So you file an access request, then phone the desk to say...

#357: Type a prompt, get code, fix the hallucinations, type another prompt. That is vibe coding, and it is a fine place to start. It is a te...

#356: Fleet management means one thing to a DevOps engineer and something completely different to Tomas Kovacovsky. To Viktor it is a CD pro...

#355: Picture your engineering team a year from now. A coding agent doing the coding. A testing agent on tests. A security agent on security...

#354: How do you build a consent system for someone who is dead? How do you clone a voice so it cannot be turned into a deep fake? Miles Spe...

#353: Move fast and break things never meant be reckless. It meant do not stall out of fear, because something is going to break no matter h...

#352: Vibe coding is the latest version of a promise the industry has been making since the first generation of programming languages. Type...

#351: Entry-level tech jobs are down 67% since 2022. Junior developer roles are down 40 to 50%. The instinct is to blame AI and call it unpr...

#350: The bottleneck used to be writing the code. Now it is feeding the agent enough context to write the right code. That is Patrick Debois...

#349: Every platform you already own is about to have AI baked into it. Not next year. This year. That is Ben Wilcox's blunt prediction, and...

Something flipped this year. Chatbots were a toy. Useful sometimes, but a toy. Agents are not. Agents take actions, hold credentials, write...

#347: Andrei Kvapil has been around Kubernetes since the early days. Contributor to Cilium, Kubevirt, and a handful of other projects you pr...

#346: Drive-by PRs, AI slop, maintainers burning out -- the open source world is having a meltdown and everyone wants to blame the robots. V...

#345: Vibe coding works fine until your project gets complicated. That's the gap Amit Patel and his team at AWS built Kiro to fill. The tool...

#344: Kubernetes is boring now. That's the whole point. KubeCon EU 2026 in Amsterdam -- likely the biggest KubeCon ever at more than 13,000...

#343: Here's the thing about your company's APIs -- they were built for your own engineers to use inside your own software. Nobody designed...

#342: Most companies have plenty of documentation. The problem is almost none of it is findable, current, or true. Between what's documented...

#341: Nobody's arguing about whether you need feature flags in 2026. That debate ended years ago. But the code flowing through those flags?...

#340: The smartest ops people are often the most likely to resist new technology -- and they're not wrong. If you don't change anything, not...