udıenza
Ten minutes, on camera, with the people who build what the rest of us run on.
Founders, maintainers and CTOs from open source, cloud and AI infrastructure. One idea that matters, filmed where they work, in the time a coffee takes. Watch on YouTube, or take the audio with you.
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https://udienza.com/feed.xmlSeason 1
Ten guests, ten minutes each, on camera. A new episode every Tuesday after the launch week.
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Monty Widenius
Creator of MySQL and MariaDB
Where MariaDB goes next, what he would never build again, and his advice to a developer starting today.
7 Oct 10:00 -
Chris Aniszczyk
CTO, Cloud Native Computing Foundation
What happens to the CNCF after Kubernetes, and which projects he is watching now.
8 Oct 10:00 -
Kat Cosgrove
Head of Developer Advocacy, Minimus
Securing containers before production, and why most teams still get the order wrong.
9 Oct 10:00 -
Manik Surtani
CTO and co-founder, AAIF
Agents, MCP and what has to be true for an AI agent to run in production.
Coming 10:00 -
Luca Galante
Managing Director, Platform Engineering
Platform Engineering 2.0: what changed since the first wave, and what platform teams should stop doing.
Coming 10:00 -
Frédéric Barthelet
Co-founder and CTO, Alpic
Running MCP in production and distributing AI-native software.
Coming 10:00 - Coming 10:00
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Shannon Williams
President, Obot AI
Agents inside the enterprise, and what a company has to change to trust one.
Coming 10:00 - Coming 10:00
- Coming 10:00
Why ten minutes, and not an hour.
- One ideaEach episode is one thing the guest built or changed, and why it matters to someone running systems today.
- The hard partWhat broke, what surprised them, what they would do differently. The part you never hear on stage.
- Where they workFilmed at the events and offices where these people actually are: Prague, Amsterdam, Yokohama, San Jose. You see the room, not a studio.
- No boothGuests are chosen for what they built. Sponsors never pick the guest or the questions.
- For the ones who couldn't comeMade for the engineer who will never get a badge to Open Source Summit or KubeCon.
The host is one of them.
Luca Berton spent fifteen years building enterprise infrastructure, automation and Kubernetes platforms, including at Red Hat. He has written eight technical books, teaches more than forty thousand engineers, and speaks at KubeCon and Red Hat Summit.
That is why the people in these episodes say yes. He asks the questions a peer would ask, and only for ten minutes.
Every episode, plus the notes that didn't fit in ten minutes.
One email a week: the episode, three takeaways, and what to read or try next. No sponsor blasts.