cloud2030

Joining the L8istSh9y today is Derek Collision, CEO and Founder at Synadia Communication and longtime industry leader in building the tools for today’s computing architecture.

Rob Hirschfeld and Derek have an in-depth discussion on how open source software projects are run today and the failure in creating an open source methodology to properly leverage the ideal while still making money for a business.

We discuss the recent news of Docker looking for more revenue and discuss why Docker has money challenges by understanding Kubernetes and comparing it to SQL.

Discussion on the recently released Edge Landscape logo chart

Joining the podcast is the CEO and Co-Founder of Zadara, Nelson Nahum. (www.zadara.com)

About Zadara

Zadara is agile, secure enterprise cloud storage, built to meet the demands of hybrid IT. We help organizations eliminate the cost and complexity traditionally associated with enterprise data storage, by providing industry-leading enterprise data storage solutions as a fully-managed service, with 100%-uptime SLA and consumption-based pricing. Zadara uses a combination of industry-standard hardware and patented Zadara software to deliver the power of enterprise-class data storage and management — with the convenience of the cloud. Any data type. Any protocol. Any location. Zadara is available via public clouds (AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Azure, and more), managed service providers, data centers, colocation partners, and on premises in customers' data centers.

Joining us this week is Ed Horley, Co-Founder and CEO of Hexabuild.

About Hexabuild

HexaBuild is an IT professional services consultancy comprised of industry-recognized IT subject matter experts and thought leaders. Our core team has a combined 60+ years of experience, multiple expert-level vendor certifications, and several publications by recognized technology presses.

HexaBuild specializes in managing IPv6 adoption initiatives and large-scale cloud deployments for both enterprises and service providers. Services include IPv6 training, IPv6 consulting, IPv6 address planning, IPv6 hardware and software assessments, IPv6 network/IT environment audits, on-prem to cloud migration and integration.

Joining us this week is Jerry Vasquez, self-professed pirate captain and chef ALSO Product Manager with Liquid Web.

About Liquid Web

Liquid Web powers content, commerce, and potential for SMB entrepreneurs and the designers, developers and digital agencies who create for them. It’s our focus. And that focus translates to products, services, and support designed specifically for mission-critical sites, stores and applications. Our nearly 250+ experienced administrators, engineers, and technicians are dedicated and empowered to make your life easier - so you can focus on the work you love. For us, it is all about Powering Your Business Potential™.

Guest: Niraj Tolia, CEO and Co-Founder, Kasten.io

Niraj’s Post on VMworld 2019: Highlights from VMworld 2019

Rob’s Post on Bare Metal and VM Performance Post : Yes – VM + Containers can be faster than Bare Metal

Joining the podcast this week is 3 Calsoft experts in the cloud, networking, telecom and edge space:

Pavan Gupta, Software Architect, Calsoft

Kiran Divekar, Software Architect, Calsoft

Umang Rajvanshi, Principal Marketing Analyst, Calsoft

As mentioned in the podcast, get their recent ebook:

A Deep-drive On Kubernetes For Edge : https://calsoftinc.com/resources/ebooks/a-deep-dive-on-kubernetes-for-edge/

Joining us this week is Niraj Tolia, Co-Founder and CEO, Kasten. He talks about his company's focus on the cloud-native ecosystem and how Kasten is tackling Day 2 data management challenges to help enterprises confidently run stateful applications on Kubernetes. In particular, they have developed a unique application-centric approach to help operations teams with their backup/recovery, disaster recovery, and cross-cluster and cross-cloud mobility requirements.

Before starting Kasten, Niraj was the Senior Director of Software Engineering at EMC/Maginatics and was responsible for the CloudBoost family of data protection products. Prior to EMC’s acquisition of Maginatics, he was a founding member of the Maginatics team and played multiple roles within the company including VP of Engineering, Chief Architect, and Staff Engineer. Niraj received his PhD in Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, where, as a part of the Parallel Data Lab, he worked on distributed storage systems. He also received his BS and MS degrees in Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University.

Rob Hirschfeld talks about the new open source Digital Rebar 4 release with its new features and flipped open source release changes.