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[2087.16 --> 2089.34] on your gopher sizes, John. |
[2089.38 --> 2091.38] I think it looks like Ashley-esque, but it could |
[2091.38 --> 2092.10] be someone else. |
[2092.22 --> 2092.74] Yeah, it's not me. |
[2092.84 --> 2096.34] I think that one was Marcus Olson is who I want |
[2096.34 --> 2096.60] to say. |
[2096.76 --> 2097.88] Yes, it was. |
[2098.06 --> 2098.36] Oh. |
[2098.36 --> 2098.84] Yes. |
[2099.26 --> 2100.50] I was going to say Ashley's who introduced me |
[2100.50 --> 2102.56] to him, but I've actually gotten into the habit |
[2102.56 --> 2104.64] of, so Ashley's usually really, really swamped. |
[2105.04 --> 2106.92] So I've gotten into the habit of trying to find |
[2106.92 --> 2109.68] different artists for all of the courses because |
[2109.68 --> 2111.36] I like them to have a slightly unique feel. |
[2111.86 --> 2114.52] So like the testing course was Egon Elbrey, and I |
[2114.52 --> 2117.30] have an algorithms course that I'm working on that |
[2117.30 --> 2118.94] is another gopher in the community. |
[2119.36 --> 2120.38] I think it's Adrian. |
[2120.62 --> 2122.18] I'm drawing a blank on his last name though. |
[2122.36 --> 2124.18] And then I have another artist who's working on |
[2124.18 --> 2125.96] another course that's way down the pipeline. |
[2125.96 --> 2127.86] So like I'm trying to like use different artists |
[2127.86 --> 2129.48] for all of them because I think it's cool to have |
[2129.48 --> 2130.78] different people drawing gophers. |
[2131.34 --> 2133.68] And I know that Ashley's just overwhelmed with |
[2133.68 --> 2133.88] stuff. |
[2133.98 --> 2135.82] So it's like, I don't want to like keep bugging |
[2135.82 --> 2136.06] her. |
[2136.32 --> 2138.96] But it just goes to show that I think when you are |
[2138.96 --> 2142.08] making content, whether that is for beginners or |
[2142.08 --> 2145.64] for anyone, you know, we are not a black and white |
[2145.64 --> 2146.68] or gray world, right? |
[2146.70 --> 2149.20] We are a world of color and we like visuals and we |
[2149.20 --> 2152.22] like fun and we want, we learn better when we feel |
[2152.22 --> 2153.60] we're at play, right? |
[2153.60 --> 2156.30] So I remember Richard Feynman talking about how he |
[2156.30 --> 2159.28] bottled burnout and won a Nobel prize for his |
[2159.28 --> 2160.16] Feynman techniques. |
[2160.16 --> 2161.96] We're kind of veering into physics, but still |
[2161.96 --> 2162.84] learning for beginners. |
[2162.84 --> 2164.98] And he always said, just keep a sense of play |
[2164.98 --> 2165.40] about you. |
[2165.44 --> 2168.08] And Ashley, that's what I love about the gophers |
[2168.08 --> 2170.14] that you bring to the table and to the community. |
[2170.46 --> 2172.96] And so anyway, Jared Santa, who's also part of the |
[2172.96 --> 2175.84] changelog crew said that they do an ELI five and |
[2175.84 --> 2178.66] explain it like you're five on the sister podcast |
[2178.66 --> 2179.30] JS party. |
[2179.58 --> 2181.54] That would be a great segment for go time. |
[2181.54 --> 2183.82] So if any of you are down to come back and do a |
[2183.82 --> 2186.72] repeat, but for four or five year olds by our inner |
[2186.72 --> 2189.08] five year olds, I'd love to do that episode. |
[2189.32 --> 2189.88] That'd be awesome. |
[2190.14 --> 2190.42] Yeah. |
[2190.48 --> 2190.70] Yeah. |
[2190.70 --> 2190.98] Same. |
[2191.04 --> 2191.80] I'm here for it. |
[2197.50 --> 2200.52] This episode is brought to you by our friends at |
[2200.52 --> 2203.60] Acuity, a new platform that brings fully managed Argo |
[2203.60 --> 2206.96] CD and enterprise services to the cloud or on premise. |
[2206.96 --> 2209.26] And I'm here with two of the co-founders from Acuity, |
[2209.56 --> 2212.14] Jesse Suen and Alexander Matrusenchev. |
[2212.40 --> 2214.96] So the Acuity platform is in beta right now. |
[2215.18 --> 2217.50] You guys have some big ideas you're executing on around |
[2217.50 --> 2220.68] Argo CD, managed Argo CD, Kubernetes native application |
[2220.68 --> 2222.58] delivery and the power of GitOps. |
[2222.64 --> 2224.98] Help me understand the what and the why of what you're |
[2224.98 --> 2225.50] doing right now. |
[2225.50 --> 2230.10] So we started Acuity because we saw what was happening in the |
[2230.10 --> 2232.42] Kubernetes community, the challenges that people were |
[2232.42 --> 2234.86] facing about developer experience. |
[2235.26 --> 2238.98] And having run Argo CD for Intuit for a couple of years, we |
[2238.98 --> 2241.90] knew it took like a small team to build this and scale it and |
[2241.90 --> 2244.96] provide a performant solution for the developers. |
[2245.46 --> 2248.52] And so at Acuity and the Acuity platform, what we're trying to |
[2248.52 --> 2251.38] do is the first thing we're trying to do is actually provide |
[2251.38 --> 2255.18] Argo CD as a fully managed solution to our users. |
[2255.18 --> 2257.72] But that is just actually the start of things. |
[2257.82 --> 2262.70] And we actually want to take the next steps on improving the whole |
[2262.70 --> 2265.86] GitOps and developer experience and providing new tools and |
[2265.86 --> 2268.66] ecosystems around Argo and the Argo project. |
[2269.00 --> 2269.80] Yeah, that's right, Jesse. |
[2269.98 --> 2273.96] So Argo CD is just the beginning, but every company eventually |
[2273.96 --> 2277.40] needs way more tools integrated into the DevOps platform. |
[2277.78 --> 2280.54] And that's what we're hoping to deliver with Acuity platform. |
[2281.02 --> 2284.26] So we're hoping to provide a great user interface that enable |
[2284.26 --> 2288.00] developers to achieve what they need in a matter of just a few clicks. |
[2288.48 --> 2291.34] But we also want to make Argo CD enterprise ready. |
[2291.82 --> 2296.80] What that means is our customers will get audits and insightful |
[2296.80 --> 2300.36] analytics out of the box without configuring anything. |
[2300.86 --> 2302.46] That's what we did at Intuit. |
[2302.58 --> 2304.40] And we learned that it was not so easy to do. |
[2304.78 --> 2307.60] And that's what we're hoping to solve for multiple organizations. |
[2308.12 --> 2308.38] Very cool. |
[2308.46 --> 2308.98] Thank you, Jesse. |
[2309.14 --> 2309.84] Thank you, Alex. |
[2309.84 --> 2313.02] Again, listeners, this is a closed beta. |
[2313.30 --> 2313.96] Check it out. |
[2314.06 --> 2316.76] Acuity.io slash changelog. |
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