At Google Cloud’s Sunnyvale headquarters, theCUBE Research’s Savannah Peterson engages in a thoughtful conversation with Jason Davenport, technical lead for DevRel at Google, and Aja Hammerly, director of DevX AI at Google Cloud. As part of the Partner AI Series, the discussion examines the evolution of container technology through both technical insights and personal career perspectives.
Davenport shares his focus on helping individuals demystify coding, while Hammerly emphasizes enabling developers to build effectively on Google Cloud. Together, they address the tension between “hype versus reality” in technology, highlighting how established skills continue to provide value in an increasingly cloud-driven environment.
The conversation also explores emerging trends, including the expanding role of agents in coding and the importance of strong data foundations. Davenport and Hammerly advocate for open-minded exploration and continuous skill development, offering practical strategies for developers and organizations to adapt and innovate in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
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What does it really take to run generative AI at scale? In this Google Cloud Partner AI Series episode, theCUBE Research’s Savannah Peterson sits down with Poonam Lamba, senior product manager of GKE AI inference and stateful workloads, Google Cloud, at Google, and Eddie Villalba, outbound product manager at Google Cloud, to unpack how Kubernetes — specifically GKE — is evolving to support enterprise AI inference with real-world impact.
Lamba shares how Google is meeting developers where they are, with tools such as the GKE Inference Gateway and custom compute classes. Eddie Villalba adds his perspective on how AI is “just another workload” — but with some important twists.
From dynamic scheduling to stateful services and network-aware storage, the discussion makes it clear: Kubernetes isn’t just powering the web anymore — it’s the foundation for AI at scale. Whether you’re deep into DevOps or exploring agentic AI, this episode offers a grounded look at what’s next for containerized intelligence.
At Google Cloud’s Sunnyvale headquarters, theCUBE Research’s Savannah Peterson engages in a thoughtful conversation with Jason Davenport, technical lead for DevRel at Google, and Aja Hammerly, director of DevX AI at Google Cloud. As part of the Partner AI Series, the discussion examines the evolution of container technology through both technical insights and personal career perspectives.
Davenport shares his focus on helping individuals demystify coding, while Hammerly emphasizes enabling developers to build effectively on Google Cloud. Together, th...Read more