The Kubernetes for Humans Podcast 🎙️

Itiel Shwartz, CTO & co-founder
DevOps Kubernetes

Real Kubernetes adoption stories from seasoned industry veterans who have the scars to prove it. Join us every Wednesday as we explore the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of technological and cultural transformations in the Cloud-Native era.

Available on: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, YouTube

The Kubernetes for Humans Podcast is hosted by Itiel Shwartz, co-founding CTO at Komodor, and a long-time Kubernaut. 

The show revolves around Platform Engineering, DevOps culture, Kubernetes at scale, Cloud-Native, industry trends, future predictions, and of course – the intersection between humans and technology. Each episode Itiel hosts guests from various backgrounds and verticals for an open, freeform conversation about everything K8s and more! 

☸️ Host: Itiel Shwartz
☸️ Producer: Udi Hofesh 
☸️ Intro music: Ariel Gorlik 
☸️ Emotional Support Animal: Benji

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