Sarah (Chun-Wei) Hsu is a recent TechWomen100 winner and a strong advocate for green, sustainable software. She frequently speaks, writes, and collaborates on projects on the topic. Her contributions include co-authoring the O'Reilly book "Building Green Software", leading the Green Software Foundation's Green Software Course, and launching the free online course "Green Software for Practitioners" with the Linux Foundation. Currently, Sarah is a Site Reliability Engineer at Goldman Sachs, working on a distributed platform on Google Cloud.
Welcome back to another episode of Man vs. Machine! Today, we're pitting the lean, mean coding warrior against the intelligent, dynamic machine monster in an epic battle for the greenest fighter. But in the fight against climate change, can there really be only one winner?
Join Sarah as she unveils the secrets of truly "green" software and tackles the age-old debate: Is it all about code efficiency or operational prowess? Spoiler alert: We need both! Additionally, she'll showcase Green Software's multidisciplinary nature and demonstrate how GreenOps unlocks even greater efficiency and automation, a crucial step in tackling the urgent crisis.
Don't miss this episode of Man vs. Machine, where we'll discover how human ingenuity AND machine might can lead us to a greener future!
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