Cloud Host Dispatches: Episode 362
The hosts reflect on AWS Mechanical Turk’s legacy and how AI has ironically displaced the human workforce that once trained it.
The hosts reflect on AWS Mechanical Turk’s legacy and how AI has ironically displaced the human workforce that once trained it.
Amazon Mechanical Turk is shutting down. Episode 362 covers the sunset, EKS version rollbacks, Security Hub on Azure, and Claude Cowork on web and mobile.
The Cloud Pod dives into AWS’s new ACME-compatible certificate product, plus the week’s biggest cloud news and updates.
AWS Certificate Manager adds ACME support in episode 361, plus CloudFormation Express mode, Claude Sonnet 5, GPT-5.6 Sol, and AWS’s maintenance mode list.
AWS surprises everyone with fresh S3 features, plus the hosts share behind-the-scenes plans to get news to listeners faster than ever.
S3 Annotations and Lambda MicroVMs lead episode 360, plus AWS Continuum security and the top announcements from the Databricks Data+AI Summit.
Token economics meets cloud budgeting as the hosts dig into AI cost management, plus the challenge of keeping up with fast-moving AI news cycles.
Episode 359 of The Cloud Pod podcast, with all the latest Cloud news from AWS, Oracle, GCP, Azure, AI Tokens, Anthropic,Oracle, FinOps, Earnings, Brazo, Data Centers
Cloud Pod hosts discuss AI Spend Limits Because Frontier Models Aren’t Free Therapy.
In Episode 358 of The Cloud Pod, Justin, Matt, and Ryan dive into the latest industry shifts, including Anthropic’s contradictory call for an AI development pause while prepping for an IPO, and GitHub’s massive scaling challenges amidst a surge in AI-generated code. The team also breaks down significant announcements from Snowflake, Google, and Azure, alongside a discussion on managing your AI Spend Limit as new agentic tools and compute-intensive workflows become the norm. Listen now to get the full rundown on the week’s biggest cloud news.