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Hitting plateaus is a common milestone in business, but there’s a difference between stability and a rut. In the last installment of this season, we’ll dive into the ways small business owners push beyond plateaus and find new ways to achieve revenue growth. Jannese and Austin wrap up their time in Nashville, Tennessee with a wonderful visit to N.B. Goods to speak with owner Camille Alston . Camille details the times where she hit a wall with profits, the strategies she implemented to increase revenue, what worked, what didn’t, and the important lessons she learned in the process. You won’t want to miss this informative final chapter! Learn more about how QuickBooks can help you grow your business: QuickBooks.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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1:10 - Intro to the show - this episode on Azure API Management
1:55 - Shane introduces himself to listeners
2:50 - Nick provides a background on ObjectSharp and
4:00 - Jeff and Shane talk about what API Management is and why people should care
4:21 - API Management is all about exposing core business functions as a set of APIs to allow for automation of processes, either externally or internally within your business / organization
5:00 - Shane compares API Management with previous point-to-point integrations that historically were more brittle than what’s possible with API Management today
5:46 - Jeff asks Shane about how API Management is used to manage service levels
6:25 - Shane talks about ObjectSharp’s experience in FinTech - the kinds of APIs that financial services companies want to build - and how they can be managed, monitored and versioned with Azure API Management
7:40 - Jeff and Shane talk about whether this is just for new development or also for exposing APIs for legacy systems, with examples
9:40 - Nick asks Shane to delve deeper into the functionality that is made available via API Management, starting with monitoring
9:55 - Shane talks about Azure Monitor, Application Insights, etc. and the monitoring story that is available with API Management - including the ability to throttle API “products” with performance levels - if there’s an error, you can quickly diagnose it
11:25 - Nick and Shane talk about how companies might use API Management to “productize” certain aspects of their business, and control the performance via throttling, etc.
12:39 - Shane make analogy to brick and mortar economy - need to make sure the API is up and giving a good user experience - provides examples of online booking, exposing list of services to partner companies, etc. - makes it an exciting time to accelerate business with API Management
14:00 - Nick and Shane talk about the developer story in addition to the business story of API Management - API Management exposes Open API / Swagger 2 definition - exposes pages with complete documentation on how to use and consume your API, and also provides a mock API framework for developers for testing, etc.
17:00 - Nick asks Shane to talk about the kind of work he’s doing these days in the real world with companies in this space with API Management
17:25 - Shane talks about how he works with clients first on the overall business strategy of API development: who’s the audience, who are the consumers; on security and governance, because it’s critically important that be done right from the outset; and then the actual dev work in terms of application development and devops
19:25 - Shane talks about common patterns: (1) synchronous APIs - for transactions that have to happen immediately; (2) asynchronous transactions; and (3) batch API processes, where we’re moving large amounts of data through these APIs. ObjectSharp helps map business to these patterns and then implementing technically the APIs themselves.
20:43 - Reality check - Jeff talks to Shane about hurdles that might occur in practice when getting started with API Management. Shane talks about both business and technical challenges, including change management required to be ready for a potential large transaction level made possible with APIs, and technically being able to monitor and respond to APIs once they are live.
22:50 - Shane talks about the cloud adoption strategy which goes hand in hand with an API strategy - you need to think cohesively about these so that there’s no infrastructure waste or idle infrastructure - API management is an important part of your digital transformation strategy that shouldn’t be thought of in isolation

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Leveraging and Productizing your Data with Azure API Management

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1:10 - Intro to the show - this episode on Azure API Management
1:55 - Shane introduces himself to listeners
2:50 - Nick provides a background on ObjectSharp and
4:00 - Jeff and Shane talk about what API Management is and why people should care
4:21 - API Management is all about exposing core business functions as a set of APIs to allow for automation of processes, either externally or internally within your business / organization
5:00 - Shane compares API Management with previous point-to-point integrations that historically were more brittle than what’s possible with API Management today
5:46 - Jeff asks Shane about how API Management is used to manage service levels
6:25 - Shane talks about ObjectSharp’s experience in FinTech - the kinds of APIs that financial services companies want to build - and how they can be managed, monitored and versioned with Azure API Management
7:40 - Jeff and Shane talk about whether this is just for new development or also for exposing APIs for legacy systems, with examples
9:40 - Nick asks Shane to delve deeper into the functionality that is made available via API Management, starting with monitoring
9:55 - Shane talks about Azure Monitor, Application Insights, etc. and the monitoring story that is available with API Management - including the ability to throttle API “products” with performance levels - if there’s an error, you can quickly diagnose it
11:25 - Nick and Shane talk about how companies might use API Management to “productize” certain aspects of their business, and control the performance via throttling, etc.
12:39 - Shane make analogy to brick and mortar economy - need to make sure the API is up and giving a good user experience - provides examples of online booking, exposing list of services to partner companies, etc. - makes it an exciting time to accelerate business with API Management
14:00 - Nick and Shane talk about the developer story in addition to the business story of API Management - API Management exposes Open API / Swagger 2 definition - exposes pages with complete documentation on how to use and consume your API, and also provides a mock API framework for developers for testing, etc.
17:00 - Nick asks Shane to talk about the kind of work he’s doing these days in the real world with companies in this space with API Management
17:25 - Shane talks about how he works with clients first on the overall business strategy of API development: who’s the audience, who are the consumers; on security and governance, because it’s critically important that be done right from the outset; and then the actual dev work in terms of application development and devops
19:25 - Shane talks about common patterns: (1) synchronous APIs - for transactions that have to happen immediately; (2) asynchronous transactions; and (3) batch API processes, where we’re moving large amounts of data through these APIs. ObjectSharp helps map business to these patterns and then implementing technically the APIs themselves.
20:43 - Reality check - Jeff talks to Shane about hurdles that might occur in practice when getting started with API Management. Shane talks about both business and technical challenges, including change management required to be ready for a potential large transaction level made possible with APIs, and technically being able to monitor and respond to APIs once they are live.
22:50 - Shane talks about the cloud adoption strategy which goes hand in hand with an API strategy - you need to think cohesively about these so that there’s no infrastructure waste or idle infrastructure - API management is an important part of your digital transformation strategy that shouldn’t be thought of in isolation

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In this, our very first episode, we talk with Shane Castle and Dave Judd all about Microsoft Azure's database service offering, Cosmos DB. We explore what Cosmos DB is, what problems it solves, how it stacks up to other databases such as SQL, Firebase, Mongo DB, etc., and why you may want to consider using Cosmos DB in the development of your next application. If you've heard about Cosmos DB but you're not really sure what's it all about, this is a great place to start. Minutes: 0:00 - Introduction to the show 1:09 - A brief background on ObjectSharp and why we're doing a podcast 1:53 - Jeff and Nick talk a bit about who this podcast is for while introducing the topic of Cosmos DB 4:20 - Introduction to Dave Judd and Shane Castle 5:25 - What is Cosmos DB? Shane discusses Cosmos DB and its unique feature as an enterprise-class “multi-master” database as a service 6:50 - What are the core problems Cosmos DB attempts to solve? How is it different from other database platforms? Shane talks about how Cosmos DB solves issues of (1) time to market and (2) maintenance 7:55 - Consistency - Shane talks about Cosmos DB’s dynamically tunable consistency model 8:58 - Shane talks about Cosmos DB’s core APIs (SQL, Mongo DB, Cassandra, Gremlin (for graph databases), Table (for those using Azure table storage)) 11:05 - Shane talks about Cosmos DB’s support for different languages (Java, Python, Go) 12:08 - Shane talks about Cosmos DB’s unique latency SLA 13:13 - Dave talks about Microsoft’s use of Cosmos DB within Microsoft and the benefits that come from that 13:46 - Dave talks about the implications of moving to Cosmos DB and database strategy, the importance of real-time data replication for app performance 16:05 - Dave talks about key differences between Cosmos DB vs other NoSQL, and between Cosmos DB vs SQL; how Cosmos DB query syntax is familiar to those coming from SQL (it’s SQL-like); and Azure’s “auto-tuning” of performance during inserts and auto-scaling features 22:30 - Shane talks about Cosmos DB in comparison to other NoSQL offerings, when you might want to consider Cosmos vs other NoSQL offerings 24:50 - Dave talks about Cosmos DB’s support for change feed and reactive programming; reactive pipes as native to Cosmos DB; Azure’s EventGrid service; how this allows for developers to more easily keep their data eventually consistent 28:16 - Dave talks about when is a good time for a company to think about Cosmos DB; valid use cases for it; business imperatives that might drive interest; the importance of the real-time replication, high availability, and having your writes close to the end-user 33:55 - Dave and Shane talk about Cosmos DB costs and pricing, how it differs from other options; Shane also talks about the importance of DR 37:58 - Getting started with Cosmos - how to get started and playing with Cosmos DB to see if it works for you 40:03 - Shane and Dave touch briefly on the related topic of serverless 44:32 - Closing and where you can learn more about Shane and Dave This is our first episode. We'd love your feedback! Feel free to reach out to us on Twitter any time @teamobjectsharp . Links to items mentioned in the show: Azure Cosmos DB Getting started with Cosmos DB for free ObjectSharp Dave Judd’s January 2019 Event on All Things Serverless Shane Castle’s February 2019 Event on Microservices, Containers & Orchestration (and how Docker and Kubernetes make it happen)…

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