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How do developers and operations teams successfully integrate their workflows into new remote work environments? We discuss the challenges of a connected workforce with Brian Gracely, Director of Product Strategy at Red Hat. We also discuss the changing landscape of corporate work environments now that we've all had a taste of working from home.
Kubernetes is quickly being tested and adopted by enterprises deploying applications more efficiently, but it also comes with its challenges. On this episode, we discuss both the opportunities and challenges with author Nigel Poulton.
Cloud storage is evolving quickly. Traditionally, cloud storage meant object storage but it's quickly evolving to include block and file. This week Dean Hildebrand, Technical Director in the Office of the CTO at Google, joins us to discuss how the future of cloud storage will drive more value and performance for cloud native applications.
One of the biggest challenges facing enterprises of all sizes is the platform and architecture decisions for cloud adoption. What stays on-premises, off-premises or both? Our special guest this week is Sonia Cuff, Sr. Cloud Advocate at Microsoft and we discuss those considerations as well as how businesses are deriving additional capabilities from their hybrid-cloud adoption such as security, identity management, AI and ML.
The new "Work From Home" reality is impacting all businesses and on this episode we focus on the impact to operations teams, developers, engineers and architects who manage clouds infrastructure and software. Our special guest is Bernard Golden, CEO of Navica and former Vice President of Cloud Strategy at CapitalOne.
How has data protection evolved as data becomes more distributed? Phoebe and Greg discuss how the market has evolved with Sarbjit Singh, Global Alliance Architect at Commvault. We also discuss making the distinction between data protection and privacy as ransomware protection becomes a priority for most organizations.
It wasn't that long ago the CIA focused on AWS for it's new cloud. Now the CIA is going bigger and this time they are explicitly going multicloud. Mark Thiele from Edge Gravity by Ericsson discusses the implications for the enterprise and we debate if multicloud is even practical.
Greg and Phoebe recap the highlights from INSIGHT London as well as discussing some recent challenges that cloud providers have faced with outages and data security lapses.
While the general cloud trends appear to be consistent in adoption, there are subtle changes occuring that will ultimately shape how public cloud is being consumed. Rick Vanover, Sr. Director Product Strategy at Veeam, joins us to discuss the emerging differentiation between the big cloud players and how it's impacting decisions today.
We kick off the New Year with Ben Di Qual (@bendiq), Principal Azure Customer Engineer at Microsoft to discuss 2020 cloud adoption and trends and the priorities for the Enterprise.
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