Smooth Scaling: System Design for High Traffic

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Bot Traffic as a Capacity and Cost Problem with Netacea CTO Andy Still

October 13, 2026

Andy Still has spent nearly 30 years keeping high-traffic websites standing, starting in rock and pop ticketing before there was a cloud to scale into. Today he is CTO and Co-Founder of Netacea, a bot and agent trust platform. In this episode of the Smooth Scaling Podcast, Andy walks host Jose Quaresma through what automated traffic actually costs, from autoscaling bills and stolen loyalty points to skewed analytics that steer a business toward the wrong decisions. His starting point: bots ar...

How to Trust an AI Agent with AWS's Alexander Günsche and Queue-it's Moji Sarooghi

September 01, 2026

When an AI agent shows up at your checkout, most systems still see a bot and block it. Alexander Guensche is a Senior Solutions Architect at AWS and the lead of TSAI, the Trust Signals for Agentic Interactions protocol that AWS is building with Trusted Shops. Moji Sarooghi is a Distinguished Product Architect at Queue-it, global leader of online traffic orchestration and managing high traffic events for the worlds biggest brands. In this episode of the Smooth Scaling Podcast, the two of them ...

Rebuilding Observability for the Agentic AI Era with Suman Karumuri

July 07, 2026

Suman Karumuri has spent 17+ years building observability systems at Amazon, Twitter, Pinterest, Slack, and Airbnb. He was tech lead for Zipkin at Twitter, co-authored the OpenTracing specification that fed into OpenTelemetry, and has now replaced Elasticsearch twice at high-traffic platforms. In this episode of the Smooth Scaling Podcast, Suman walks host Jose Quaresma through KalDB, the open-source, cloud-native log search engine he is building into a product, which runs at petabyte scale a...

Alexa's Input (AI) · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

Beyond the Noise: Signals, Stories, and Spicy Takes · High booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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Who is an ideal guest for Smooth Scaling: System Design for High Traffic?

Smooth Scaling: System Design for High Traffic typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior technical and business leaders with hands-on experience designing, deploying, or operating high-scale infrastructure, including CEOs, founders, senior staff engineers, AI infrastructure leaders, cloud strategists, and executives from major technology companies. Common among recent guests: Leadership of infrastructure or cloud initiatives at major technology companies; Founding or building enterprise infrastructure products; Contributions to open-source systems or industry specifications. Recent guests include Suman Karumuri, Klaus Koefoed, and Satyam Sam Dhar.

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