Cloud Infrastructure
All 10 Agentic SaaS Talks episodes about Cloud Infrastructure.
Cloud Infrastructure episodes
Episode 31: Building BYOC for Fortune 500: The Real Story of Enterprise AI Deployment
Daniel Chalef, founder and CEO of Zep AI, walks through the brutal technical reality of deploying AI products into Fortune 500 environments — zero-trust architectures, Service Control Policies, no-egress VPCs, and broken image supply chains. He explains why pure SaaS AI products can't meet enterprise security bars and how Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) deployments actually get shipped into locked-down customer infrastructure.
Episode 29: Ep 23: BYOC or Bust: Why Enterprise Customers Want You in Their Cloud
BYOC has shifted from a deployment option to a buying requirement. AWS solutions architects and Omnistrate's Kamal Gupta break down why enterprises now demand software in their own cloud, the security building blocks that make it work, and how agentic AI and data gravity are accelerating the move toward Bring Your Own Cloud.
Episode 26: Ep 21: The Future of DBaaS in an AI World: Industry Trends & Access Patterns
As SaaS evolves for AI, so must the database. AWS's Subbu Ramarao joins the panel to examine how AI-native workloads and agentic access patterns — vector search, hybrid retrieval, and unpredictable agent-generated queries — are reshaping the DBaaS landscape, plus the resurgence of Postgres and how BYOC and pricing pressures are changing managed data services.
Episode 24: Agentic SaaS Talks — 2025 Year in Review
The first show of the new year as the hosts look back on a full year of conversations from the podcast. Bill Tarr, Markus Kaiser, Ermin Dzinic, Kamal Gupta, and host Michael Cooper share the most important lessons learned from founders, operators, and cloud leaders across SaaS, AI, and modern cloud platforms — and what those lessons mean heading into 2026.
Episode 18: Deploying Agentic Applications: From Multi-Tenant to "SaaS Anywhere"
In today's session, we're unpacking one of the most critical questions for modern AI companies: How do you actually deploy agentic applications? Join us as we break down how agentic systems will be deployed at scale, what changes SaaS companies must prepare for, and what the future of agent-driven architectures looks like.
Episode 23: Revolutionizing AI SaaS: Control Plane Innovation and Modern Cloud Models with Anyscale
A conversation filmed at AWS offices in San Francisco about how Anyscale empowers teams to build, scale, and operate complex ML workflows. Covers control plane architecture, the evolution of SaaS, and advice for SaaS founders adapting to the agentic future.
Episode 15: Evolution of DBaaS with Xata Founder
Tudor Golubenco – CTO of Xata and co-founder of Packetbeat joins us to explore how DBaaS for Postgres has matured, what Builders need today, and where the next wave of innovation is headed. Postgres has long been a cornerstone open-source database. What's changed dramatically is how it's delivered as a managed service (DBaaS) — from the early days of AWS RDS to today's serverless, developer-first platforms like Xata.
Episode 13: From Chaos to Control with Omnistrate's Founders
How do SaaS companies move from chaos to control? The answer: SaaS control planes — the mission control that powers scale, speed, and security across multi-tenant systems. Join the Omnistrate founders as they discuss building control planes for modern SaaS.
Episode 3: SaaS Deployment Models — From Fully Hosted to BYOC
AWS and Omnistrate experts explore various SaaS deployment models including fully hosted, BYOC (Bring Your Own Cloud), and hybrid approaches. A candid, technical discussion on the spectrum of SaaS deployment models—from fully hosted, to Private VPC, to BYOA/BYOC. We cover architecture patterns, real-world challenges, and the native cloud services that can (or can't) help you scale.
Episode 2: The Importance of Cloud Marketplaces with Labra's CEO
Sridhar Adusumilli, CEO of Labra.io, discusses why Cloud Marketplaces matter for SaaS growth, the role of AWS Marketplace in SaaS success (EMEA vs USA), technical considerations for integrating SaaS with Cloud Marketplaces, and go-to-market strategies for SaaS on Cloud Marketplaces.