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S6 E15: Mastering Day 2 Kubernetes Chaos: Building Autonomous AI SREs and Raising $67M with Itiel Schwartz of Komodor
Apr 26, 2022 · Season 6 · Episode 15 · 26 min
Observability for Kubernetes
For Itiel Schwartz, it's hard to remember life before his current venture. He studied computer science and psychology in school, and during that time he started working for Ebay. He's 32 years old (he thinks), and is married with a young family. Outside of hiking and binge watching TV, he is a big fan of coffee and bakeries.
In spending a lot of time in the infrastructure world, he found out that in the world of DevOps troubleshooting, there is a lot of chaos to sift through. He thought it would be amazing to build a tool to impact Kubernetes, and the entire infra ecosystem.
This is the creation story of Komodor.
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Website: https://komodor.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itiel-shwartz-18542853
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