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Self-hosted runner enables you to use your own infrastructure for running jobs. If your team has unique security or compute requirements, you can use self-hosted runner to build, test, and deploy your applications from your own infrastructure.

Chainguard co-founder, Kim Lewandowski joins Rob to discuss the ways she presses forward in the fear-driven world of software supply chain security. In any kind of mistake or failure, security breaches have to be something that we can learn from. On the other hand, particularly during investigation, there are often walls of trust and other factors affecting fully transparent communication. Does this impact our ability to learn? Is there something we have to do differently to get better at it?

GitLab teams, welcome to CircleCI. To learn more, visit: circleci.com/blog/announcing-gitlab-support

This season we've been talking about dealing with failure, so we decided to bring in an expert to explain how she communicates about failure. Rob sits down with CircleCI's VP of corporate communications, Emma Webb.

To learn more about functional vs non-functional testing, visit: https://circleci.com/blog/functional-vs-non-functional-testing/

How should leaders be showing up during failure? Rob sits down with TaxBit CTO, Tramale Turner to dive deep on embracing failure. In this episode, learn how to integrate failure as part of your company culture, when to ask pertinent questions, and how to not make the same mistake twice.

For more information, read this tutorial: https://circleci.com/blog/intro-to-software-testing-life-cycle/

Rob sits down with Justin Reock to discuss developer productivity engineering (DPE).

For more information, visit: circleci.com/blog/manage-and-measure-technical-debt/

Nearly every project can benefit from improvements, but which effort has the most impact? Rob sits down with Rollbar CPO Cyrus Radfar to discuss how to reframe your mindset on failure, knowing and operating from your top-level goal, and making failures a vital part of company culture.