S10 Bonus: Daniel Loreto, Jetify

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🗓️ 5 December 2024

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Daniel Loreto grew up in Venezuela, but moved around a lot and lived in 6 different countries. He is married with 2 kids, ages 8 and 5, which keeps him busy. Being based out of Austin, TX, he and his family like to spend time outdoors, on Lake Austin and Lake Travis. When it comes to food, he enjoys good sushi and eating healthy. And nowadays, he sticks to nonfiction reading, in order to learn something. As part of running an team, Daniel had to create a platform engineering squad to support the development process. What nagged him about this was that he felt like he was recreating the wheel, having done this many times before. He figured someone should solve these problem by building products to make cloud dev delightful. This is the creation story of Jetify. Our Sponsors: * Check out Kinsta: https://kinsta.com * Check out Red Hat: https://www.redhat.com * Check out Vanta: https://vanta.com/CODESTORY Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/code-story/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	This episode is sponsored by AMI. Hardware asset management is hard, and most companies are wasting time and effort on a bad solution.
0:08.2	Asset Management International, or AMI, has been making software to simplify the ham process for over 20 years.
0:15.7	Their automated tools help companies keep tabs on their equipment, from storage to what's on your desk.
0:21.4	Head over to AMITracks.com to request a demo today.
0:25.6	We love open source, we want to be supportive of open source.
0:29.6	At the same time, we are a company, we want to be a for-profit company.
0:33.6	There's always that challenge of how much do you open source and give away for free?
0:38.3	How much do you keep as a feature that's only paid so that you can generate that revenue?
0:43.3	I think where we end up falling there is that we tend to think, hey, those features that are for the individual developer,
0:50.3	we try to make those open source, and then those features that are needed once you need
0:55.3	scale in terms of the organization size, right? Like now there's a big team of developers using
1:00.5	the product and you need to administer it. We tend to think of those as paid. My name is Daniel
1:06.8	Roretto. I'm the CEO and founder of Jetify.
1:18.3	This is Code Story. A podcast bringing you interviews with tech visionaries.
1:19.8	It makes six months moonlighting.
1:21.4	It's nice enough of the backcats.
1:24.3	Who share what it takes to change in industry.
1:25.7	I don't exactly know what to do next. It took many goes to get right.
1:28.2	Who built the teams that have their back.
1:30.8	The company is its people.
1:32.2	The teams help each other achieve.
1:33.5	I was proud of our team.
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