By Jonathan Gershater
Building a cloud using open source software and principles
In this six minute interview Allison discusses technical debt. When software is developed in open source, collaborators develop code in a central repository. If an individual or organization downloads the code, makes changes to the code and does not submit...
In this 12 minute interview, Michael Goldman and I discuss moving from monolithic to micro-services using open source, technologies such as Kubernetes and HELM – an API based architecture. What are microservices? What is Kubernetes? What are containers? Role of open...
In this 21 minute interview Heather Kirksey describes OPNFV. OPNFV is the Open Platform for Network Functions Virtualization. Network Functions Virtualization is an initiative that allows telecommunication service providers to virtualize their physical network functions on white box hardware. What’s ONAP? What...
In this 12 minute interview, Bill Snow explains what the open network foundation is. An industry consortium Service provider driven Help operators transform their businesses to be agile and cost efficient What is a network operator? Why is open source...
In 9 minutes, Elizabeth K Joseph, discusses containers and open source. What are Linux containers? What is the intersection of open source and containers? What is Kubernetes? What is container orchestration? If code in open source, aren’t I my sharing...
Welcome to OpenCloudNow. This series of blogs, podcasts and videos will cover how to build and use a cloud using open source software and why open source is a better alternative than closed source or proprietary software. The views expressed...
