LLMs are probabilistic. Infrastructure is not. Get an inside look about what it takes to bridge that gap for real.
We’ve joined the pod more than a dozen times – alongside customers like Fiserv, RUSH, and Lumen – to talk through the real work of orchestrating infrastructure and safely connecting AI agents to production networks. Real engineers on agentic ops, orchestration and the AI era. Every episode, in one place.
Here’s a few of our favorites:
Chris Wade, Itential CTO, defines what an agent actually is on infrastructure: an autonomous system using LLM knowledge to hit goal-oriented outcomes. How teams scale reasoning without losing control.
Jesse Ford, Automation Architect at Itential, on the multi-year path from individual scripts to orchestrated operations – and why the payoff isn’t speed, it’s freed-up humans.
Michael Wynston, Director of Architecture & Automation at Fiserv, takes Heavy Networking through the jump from point automations to a platform that holds up under financial services pressure. Velocity up. Headcount flat. Compliance kept off the front page. The economics, from someone living it.
Uzair Khan, Manager of Network Services at RUSH University Medical Center, on how the team gave engineers the ability to build real automation without having to be developers first. Building blocks, not scripts. Impact, without intimidation. A healthcare IT story on Network Automation Nerds.
Every conversation on this page points to the same underlying problem: scripts stop scaling and AI agents need guardrails. Itential is the orchestration layer that ties existing tools together, governs every change, and gives AI agents a safe way to actually act on production infrastructure.
Fiserv, RUSH, Lumen, and the other teams featured here orchestrate infrastructure and AI agents on Itential. See the platform, then decide what’s next.