Screaming in the Cloud
Screaming in the Cloud with Corey Quinn features conversations with domain experts in the world of Cloud Computing. Topics discussed include AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle Cloud, and the "why" behind how businesses are coming to think about the Cloud.
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Open Source and the Future of Databases with German Eichberger (opens the original)
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What happens when open source, AI, and decades of database technology collide? Corey Quinn sits down with German Eichberger, Principal AI Engineering Manager at Microsoft, to dig into DocumentDB, why it’s built on PostgreSQL, and the realities of MongoDB compatibility. They explore how Kubernetes and databases have evolved to better support stateful workloads, why MCP servers could give AI agents safer database access, and how AI may dramatically increase the number of databases organizations ne
The Invisible Network Powering AWS with Matt Rehder (opens the original)
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AWS VP of Global Networking Matt Rehder joins Corey Quinn to pull back the curtain on the massive network infrastructure behind AWS. They explore resiliency at scale, AWS’s move toward flatter networks, the advantages of building custom hardware, and why AI is making networking exciting again. Show Highlights: (01:08) Meet AWS Networking Lead (02:01) Why AWS Avoids Global Outages (05:23) RNG Flat Network Explained (10:08) Overbuild Capacity And Custom Hardware (17:37) VPC Virtual Network Origins
AI Can Do the Work, But Should It? with Adam Larsen (opens the original)
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On this episode of Screaming in the Cloud , Corey Quinn sits down with Adam Larsen, Principal Developer at Aurora Educational Technologies, to explore what technology and AI should actually look like in K-12 education. They discuss using tech to empower teachers rather than replace them, the risks of outsourcing critical thinking to AI, student data privacy, and what happens when schools become dependent on tools that may not be affordable forever. Adam also shares how AWS became his go-to platf
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