Milan Desai, GM of VMware Cloud Services, joins the podcast to help the masses understand VMware's Cloud Services offerings. We know about VMware Cloud on AWS but VMware has 9-cloud services which include Network Insight. Are these services just "SaaS-ified" versions of VMwVMware's existing products and offerings? And how are they delivered?

During Interop ITX 2018, Keith had a chance to catch up with RackN CEO Rob Hirschfield to discuss the company. Learn how RackN orchestrates bare metal workloads to provide cloud capability to the data center.

During Interop ITX, Keith Townsend interviews DXC Application CTO JP Morganthal about the current state of containers and application development. What applications should be containerized and which should be leverage a different application set.

Automation is a key to data center modernization. However, automation isn’t just about the technology. Keith Townsend interviews vExpert and Automation Engineer Brett Johnson during Interop ITX to discuss the top 3 challenges to automation.

Scott Lowe is fairly well-known in the VMware/Virtualization community. Scott made the surprising decision to leave VMware for Kubernetes startup Heptio. Keith asks Scott about the container movement and his decision to leave VMware.

The enterprise moves slowly. The container and container orchestration movement is fast. There is a speed impedance. Keith and Turbonomic's Director of Marketing, Eric Wright (@discoposse) discuss this impedance and how it will lead to enterprises adopting containers for monolithic applications.

Should you deploy containers yes or no? The noise from Docker, Kubernetes, Pivotal PKS, and the vendors make you believe container adoption has reached peak. What’s the reality should your team investigate or even deploy containers at scale. What are the drivers beyond cloud-native application development?

Is Oracle Cloud an alternative to AWS? We visited Oracle-owned Ravello System as part of a blogger day and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as part of Cloud Field Day 3. How does the platform compare to Azure, AWS, and Google compute?

Innovative or not innovative. Cloud Field Day 3 featured a good number of companies that are making the transition from traditional private infrastructure products to cloud-native. Cloud architect Ned Bellavance shares his impressions of the trends during Cloud Field Day 3 vendors.

Web developer and first time delegate Nick Janetakis shares his impression of Cloud Field Day 3 and which presenter made the biggest impression. Application delivery company Droplet Computing stood out to Nick.