cloud2030

To document previous discussions, we narrow our scope down to the coming inflection point where power returns to the users [if, that can happen].

Photo by Pelipoer Lara from Pexels

Interactive discussion about the future of hardware for cloud and edge use cases. We discuss open source hardware, impact of ARM, innovation cycles for data center technologies.

Photo Credit: https://www.pexels.com/@tima-miroshnichenko

Announcing: Renaming Podcast to be the2030.cloud !

Discussion about the broader impacts of the Solarwinds hack including security, access and process behind our innovation cycles.

Transcript: https://otter.ai/u/HjD---bDWXujzt_Q_yN9Y1VFZhM

The Cloud2030 community digs into disaster, risk, and unexpected events that could disrupt technology. You think 2020 is bad... what till you hear what we're thinking up.

General discussion about DevOps challenges and market. If you are interested in the book club, our first book will be the Phoenix Project by Gene Kim.

Joining us this week is Sean Heiney, COO, SignalWire.

About SignalWire

We are the original geeks of software-defined telecom - developers of the #1 open-source communications platform in the world.

Our mission is a simple one. To empower you to build whatever you can imagine utilizing software-defined telecom capabilities. Whether it’s a product, service, application, or enterprise communication tool, we want you to focus on your idea instead of worrying about developing, scaling, maintaining, and of course, overpaying for complex communications technology and services.

Lively discussion about Distruptablity of AWS, Risks to status quo,

The Cloud2030 Series comes from regular discussions in the Cloud2030 community -https://at.the2030.cloud/feed

Deep discussion about IPv6 and networking concepts. We cover practical aspects of IPv6 and potential future applications.

Joining us this week is Patrick McFadin, Apache Cassandra and VP, Developer Relations at DataStax.

About DataStax

DataStax helps companies compete in a rapidly changing world where expectations are high and new innovations happen daily. DataStax is an experienced partner in on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud deployments and offers a suite of distributed data management products and cloud services. We make it easy for enterprises to deliver killer apps that crush the competition.

More than 400 of the world’s leading enterprises including Capital One, Cisco, Comcast, Delta Airlines, eBay, Macy’s, McDonald’s, Safeway, Sony, and Walmart use DataStax to build modern applications that can be deployed across any cloud.

A spirited discussion about the role Open Source plays in innovation and enterprise. It was unlike most "Is Open Source working" discussions because we're focused on longer term. This sets the stage deeper discussions about how innovation and disruption will happen in the cloud world.