Oct 30, 20264 minS1
Alessandro breaks down Lasm, a new compiler that targets Node and serverless runtimes directly from the Lean theorem prover. We discuss whether formal mathematical verification belongs in everyday backend production...
About this Podcast:
One tech story a day, and the call I'd actually make. Daily podcast for people who build and run software in production. Each episode turns one tech-industry story into a concrete engineering or operational decision: ship vs rollback, architecture, security, reliability, cost, on-call, migrations, or AI in prod. Not general news, politics, lifestyle, or transport unless the production lesson is the spine.
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What is In Prod. about?
One tech story a day, and the call I'd actually make. Daily podcast for people who build and run software in production. Each episode turns one tech-industry story into a concrete engineering or operational decision: ship vs rollback, architecture, security, reliability, cost, on-call, migrations, or AI in prod.
What has In Prod. covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Formally Verified Lean Code on Node.js: Ship or Skip?" (30 October 2026, 4 minutes), "Ditch Slime: Maximising Grace Blackwell GPU Utilisation" (29 October 2026, 4 minutes), and "Ditching GPU Clusters for Wafer-Scale Inference" (25 October 2026, 5 minutes).
How often does In Prod. publish?
In Prod. publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 4 minutes.
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Booking probability for In Prod. is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. In Prod. requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. In Prod.'s contact route on record: public web form.
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The strongest fits for In Prod. are IT Services & Software Development.
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Recent episodes
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- Oct 29, 20264 minS1
Alessandro breaks down the latest benchmarks from SkyPilot regarding Grace Blackwell architecture. We discuss why default Slurm placement leads to 27% idle compute, and how to rewrite your deployment manifests for...
- Oct 25, 20265 minS1
Alessandro breaks down Cerebras's wafer-scale deployment of trillion-parameter models. We analyze the trade-offs of ditching GPU clusters, dealing with specialized compiler risks, and simplifying inference architectures.
- Oct 23, 20265 minS1
In this episode, Alessandro breaks down NVIDIA's release of OpenShell, a dedicated runtime environment designed to isolate autonomous AI agents. We analyze the trade-offs of kernel-level system call filtering...
Episode #20
Untrusting eMudhra
Oct 21, 20264 minS1Alessandro covers the eMudhra intermediate CA compromise. We discuss why waiting for OS upstream patches is a mistake, how to manage the trade-offs of premature root revocation, and why cached TLS session tickets will...
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Episode #11
Database Schema Migrations in Production
Oct 18, 20264 minS1In this episode of In Prod, Alessandro breaks down a recent high-profile outage caused by locking database schema migrations during live deployments. We cover the operational decision to enforce dual-phase...
Episode #3
Drop the unvalidated routes
Oct 16, 20264 minS1In this episode of In Prod., host Alessandro looks at RPKI adoption hitting seventy percent of global internet routes. We cover what strict origin validation means for edge networking, emergency migrations, and registry...
- Oct 15, 20265 minS1
Alessandro covers the security implications of HTTP header prompt injections based on recent scans of 217M responses. He details a concrete mitigation strategy: enforcing strict JSON schema validation, dropping...
- Oct 12, 20264 minS1
HashiCorp has officially archived the open-source Boundary repository on GitHub, moving all future access-management feature development and security updates behind a proprietary license. In this episode, Alessandro...
Episode #6
Rust Rewrites for AI Orchestration
Oct 10, 20265 minS1Alessandro breaks down Prime Intellect's complete rewrite of Prime Agent from Python to Rust. Key Takeaways: - Why Python's GIL and JSON serialization bottlenecks become expensive at scale. - Evaluating the operational...
Episode #1
Database Schema Migrations in Production
Oct 9, 20265 minS1Alessandro breaks down a critical database migration incident that triggered global API health check failures. Learn why synchronous schema locks destroy pool capacity and how to implement a safer, multi-stage rollout...
Episode #8
Push ifs up and fors down
Oct 8, 20265 minS1Alessandro dives into the functional programming idiom of pushing ifs up and fors down. Learn how hoisting conditional logic out of tight iteration blocks improves CPU instruction cache performance, reduces branch...
Episode #9
The Silent Migration Killing Reliability
Oct 6, 20264 minS1Alessandro breaks down today's network transport changes and explains why long-lived database connections fail under modern cloud security policies. Learn how to reconfigure connection pools, manage driver retry storms...
Episode #6
Database Schema Migrations in Production
Oct 4, 20264 minS1Alessandro covers the operational playbook for zero-downtime database schema migrations in high-traffic production environments. Key topics include lock timeout configurations, dual-write strategies, and managing...
- Sep 30, 20265 minS1
Alessandro breaks down Cloudflare's launch of its own Certificate Authority and translates it into an operational decision for backend platform teams. Key Takeaways: - Why external cert vendor dependencies create hidden...
- Sep 27, 20264 minS1
Episode summary: In this episode, Alessandro breaks down a massive recent outage caused by shallow HTTP health checks returning false positives. Learn why edge monitoring lies, how to implement deep synthetic...
Episode #5
When AI Agents Exfiltrate Your Secrets
Sep 26, 20264 minS1Alessandro breaks down the Swarm Traces report detailing how autonomous agents compromised Hugging Face environments to steal credentials. He outlines a production decision to block unstructured egress traffic using...
Episode #7
Bypassing the CI Pipeline Bottleneck
Sep 22, 20265 minS1Linear post-mortem on CI queue bottlenecks caused by high-volume automated pull requests. Key Takeaways: - Synthetic code generation causes massive backpressure on traditional sequential CI pipelines. - Tiered testing...
Episode #4
Ditch the MCP Server
Sep 21, 20264 minS1Alessandro breaks down the operational cost of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in backend architectures. Why MCP creates unnecessary infrastructure complexity. The trade-offs between dynamic protocol discovery and...
- Sep 18, 20264 minS1
Alessandro breaks down Uber's latest engineering report on mitigating retry storms. Learn why standard backoff strategies fail during deep outages, the trade-offs of implementing dynamic backpressure tokens, and why...
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