Hello listeners. We have a treat for today's episode. On the show, I'll be interviewing Joe, the CEO and co-founder of Palumi, to get an update on all that has gone on within the company the past year.

As a reminder, Palumi is infrastructure as code technology that allows you as an engineer, developer, architect, to deliver infrastructure with high velocity and scale

through software engineering. You can learn more about their product and get started quick at

palumi.com. That's p-u-l-u-m-i.com. Well, today I have a special guest on the Code Story podcast, Joe Duffy, founder and CEO of

Palumi. Last year, had Luke Hoven on the show to talk about Palumi, and now we're going to get

the update on the company, on the product, and what has happened within the last year. Joe, thank you

for being on the show today. Hey, No, it's great to be here. Thank you. Before we jump into the changes, give my audience a bit of an overview about you.

Yeah, my love of programming and computers dates back to pretty early on in my life.

I fell in love with programming when I was a sort of an early teenager, largely because of

an interest in gaming, which I know is a common story.

That's sort of still my hobby to this day. It's just, you know, I love to code. I love to

just tinker with computers. But yeah, I spent a lot of time at Microsoft, you know, 14 years or

thereabouts in a lot of cool positions from developer to running the entire, you know,

languages organization with compilers and

C++ and C Sharp and dot net before leaving to found Pallumi.

And I left there about six years ago and have been running Pallumi ever since.

So, okay, I got to dig into some of this.

I love the correlation between music and technology. I love talking to founders or developers

or people, you know, architects, people that are that are in the space. And it's, I think it's

fascinating to see how many people are musicians. Do you see that correlation too? Absolutely.

It's actually been remarkable how strong a correlation there seems to be. And it's not

surprising. I'm really into not just playing music, but also the theory behind music with music theory.

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