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111: Serverless in Today's World with Niall Dalton
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On the podcast today, Michael Levan is hosting and chatting with guest Niall Dalton, who came from a systems engineering background and now has his own company. He’s the co-founder of Seaplane, a serverless company that’s working to help people not have to spend all their time managing infrastructure.
- Niall’s career background and how he came to co-found a company.
- How going serverless lets people concentrate on shipping their app rather than the nuts-and-bolts side of things.
- Why it’s important to go global with your app right from the beginning.
- How Seaplane works and how it isn’t trying to replace the cloud, but rather, it’s providing a better and more efficient way to consume it.
- The importance of recognizing the granularity your project needs and how to match your service to that need.
- How serverless features are still super new, but already are proving to be letting the cloud fulfill the function we all wanted it to.
- Examples of programs and web applications that have revolutionized industries (like Excel for finance or e-commerce platforms for small businesses) and how serverless technology is also changing the game.
- Niall’s opinion of what advances in serverless will do to the environment of current system admin and dev ops jobs.
Resources from this episode:
- Niall Dalton on LinkedIn
- Check out seaplane.io
149 episodes
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When? This feed was archived on August 13, 2023 01:29 (). Last successful fetch was on July 04, 2022 23:12 ()
Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.
What now? You might be able to find a more up-to-date version using the search function. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.
Manage episode 287808075 series 2475099
On the podcast today, Michael Levan is hosting and chatting with guest Niall Dalton, who came from a systems engineering background and now has his own company. He’s the co-founder of Seaplane, a serverless company that’s working to help people not have to spend all their time managing infrastructure.
- Niall’s career background and how he came to co-found a company.
- How going serverless lets people concentrate on shipping their app rather than the nuts-and-bolts side of things.
- Why it’s important to go global with your app right from the beginning.
- How Seaplane works and how it isn’t trying to replace the cloud, but rather, it’s providing a better and more efficient way to consume it.
- The importance of recognizing the granularity your project needs and how to match your service to that need.
- How serverless features are still super new, but already are proving to be letting the cloud fulfill the function we all wanted it to.
- Examples of programs and web applications that have revolutionized industries (like Excel for finance or e-commerce platforms for small businesses) and how serverless technology is also changing the game.
- Niall’s opinion of what advances in serverless will do to the environment of current system admin and dev ops jobs.
Resources from this episode:
- Niall Dalton on LinkedIn
- Check out seaplane.io
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