The New Stack Podcast

HPE OneSphere is a platform built for a time when Kubernetes has established itself as a stable enough technology that makes it capable of serving IT operations and developers in one SaaS deployment.

With Kubernetes under the hood, HPE OneSphere speaks to the new dimensions of IT and developer experiences that share the same environments, have container technologies for packaging and version control to allow for the use of multiple components across different infrastructure.

Portability is the essence of what makes a multi-cloud approach doable. Containers are inhertently portable and can be managed in a SaaS platform such as with HPE OneSphere. Kubernetes makes it possible to run HPE OneSphere as a networked platform to run across clouds services and on-premise infrastructure.

We recently sat down with Bryan Jacquot, Director, Distinguished Technologist, and Chief Design Architect at HPE to tell us more about HPE OnesSphere and the concepts that it upholds. In particular, how it upholds the beliefs that customers are digitally aware and businesses as a result have to be digitally driven in the architectures they establish for application development, deployment and management.

HPE OneSphere is a platform built for a time when Kubernetes has established itself as a stable enough technology that makes it capable of serving IT operations and developers in one SaaS deployment.

With Kubernetes under the hood, HPE OneSphere speaks to the new dimensions of IT and developer experiences that share the same environments, have container technologies for packaging and version control to allow for the use of multiple components across different infrastructure.

Portability is the essence of what makes a multi-cloud approach doable. Containers are inhertently portable and can be managed in a SaaS platform such as with HPE OneSphere. Kubernetes makes it possible to run HPE OneSphere as a networked platform to run across clouds services and on-premise infrastructure.

We recently sat down with Bryan Jacquot, Director, Distinguished Technologist, and Chief Design Architect at HPE to tell us more about HPE OnesSphere and the concepts that it upholds. In particular, how it upholds the beliefs that customers are digitally aware and businesses as a result have to be digitally driven in the architectures they establish for application development, deployment and management.

On today's episode of The New Stack Makers, Tara Hernandez, Senior Director of Engineering, and Lu Chen, Data Analyst at Linden Lab join host TC Currie to talk about Project Sansar, the next generation of Second Life currently in beta.

While Second Life was an immersive experience, Hernandez explained, it was not full immersive experience like one can have using true virtual reality (VR). Project Sansar is focused more on social VR, meaning you interact more with other people rather than complex content. Her favorite experience, just released to the public, is The Hollywood Experience that includes a collection of early Star Wars materials where you are allowed to pick up and interact with the items.

Find out what’s in the stack behind Sansar where the magic happens, how they plan on scaling the massive amounts of expected data once Sansar is out of beta, and how having a diverse team has made the product better.

On today's episode of The New Stack Makers, Tara Hernandez, Senior Director of Engineering, and Lu Chen, Data Analyst at Linden Lab join host TC Currie to talk about Project Sansar, the next generation of Second Life currently in beta.

While Second Life was an immersive experience, Hernandez explained, it was not full immersive experience like one can have using true virtual reality (VR). Project Sansar is focused more on social VR, meaning you interact more with other people rather than complex content. Her favorite experience, just released to the public, is The Hollywood Experience that includes a collection of early Star Wars materials where you are allowed to pick up and interact with the items.

Find out what’s in the stack behind Sansar where the magic happens, how they plan on scaling the massive amounts of expected data once Sansar is out of beta, and how having a diverse team has made the product better.

On today's episode of The New Stack Makers, Tara Hernandez, Senior Director of Engineering, and Lu Chen, Data Analyst at Linden Lab join host TC Currie to talk about Project Sansar, the next generation of Second Life currently in beta.

While Second Life was an immersive experience, Hernandez explained, it was not full immersive experience like one can have using true virtual reality (VR). Project Sansar is focused more on social VR, meaning you interact more with other people rather than complex content. Her favorite experience, just released to the public, is The Hollywood Experience that includes a collection of early Star Wars materials where you are allowed to pick up and interact with the items.

Find out what’s in the stack behind Sansar where the magic happens, how they plan on scaling the massive amounts of expected data once Sansar is out of beta, and how having a diverse team has made the product better.

On today's episode of The New Stack Makers, Tara Hernandez, Senior Director of Engineering, and Lu Chen, Data Analyst at Linden Lab join host TC Currie to talk about Project Sansar, the next generation of Second Life currently in beta.

While Second Life was an immersive experience, Hernandez explained, it was not full immersive experience like one can have using true virtual reality (VR). Project Sansar is focused more on social VR, meaning you interact more with other people rather than complex content. Her favorite experience, just released to the public, is The Hollywood Experience that includes a collection of early Star Wars materials where you are allowed to pick up and interact with the items.

Find out what’s in the stack behind Sansar where the magic happens, how they plan on scaling the massive amounts of expected data once Sansar is out of beta, and how having a diverse team has made the product better.

Ask not who embraces Kubernetes, ask who doesn’t. Because everyone is using Kubernetes. Including Oracle, the undisputed king of databases that’s steadily moving into the public and private cloud space.

Oracle has been in container management for over two years now. The company gained container expertise and solutions through the acquisition of StackEngine. We spoke with Bob Quillin, the co-founder of StackEngine who now leads Oracle Container Group as a vice president, to get a better understand of Oracle’s involvement with the Kubernetes community.

As Oracle followed the market and customers, it found that users were looking at a broader set of orchestration capabilities. There has been an upswell in the adoption of Kubernetes.

“Customers were looking at open community driven cloud neutral solutions to run their orchestration and container management solutions on top of Kubernetes,” said Quillin.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fr6erS01oc8

Ask not who embraces Kubernetes, ask who doesn’t. Because everyone is using Kubernetes. Including Oracle, the undisputed king of databases that’s steadily moving into the public and private cloud space.

Oracle has been in container management for over two years now. The company gained container expertise and solutions through the acquisition of StackEngine. We spoke with Bob Quillin, the co-founder of StackEngine who now leads Oracle Container Group as a vice president, to get a better understand of Oracle’s involvement with the Kubernetes community.

As Oracle followed the market and customers, it found that users were looking at a broader set of orchestration capabilities. There has been an upswell in the adoption of Kubernetes.

“Customers were looking at open community driven cloud neutral solutions to run their orchestration and container management solutions on top of Kubernetes,” said Quillin.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fr6erS01oc8

Ask not who embraces Kubernetes, ask who doesn’t. Because everyone is using Kubernetes. Including Oracle, the undisputed king of databases that’s steadily moving into the public and private cloud space.

Oracle has been in container management for over two years now. The company gained container expertise and solutions through the acquisition of StackEngine. We spoke with Bob Quillin, the co-founder of StackEngine who now leads Oracle Container Group as a vice president, to get a better understand of Oracle’s involvement with the Kubernetes community.

As Oracle followed the market and customers, it found that users were looking at a broader set of orchestration capabilities. There has been an upswell in the adoption of Kubernetes.

“Customers were looking at open community driven cloud neutral solutions to run their orchestration and container management solutions on top of Kubernetes,” said Quillin.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fr6erS01oc8

Ask not who embraces Kubernetes, ask who doesn’t. Because everyone is using Kubernetes. Including Oracle, the undisputed king of databases that’s steadily moving into the public and private cloud space.

Oracle has been in container management for over two years now. The company gained container expertise and solutions through the acquisition of StackEngine. We spoke with Bob Quillin, the co-founder of StackEngine who now leads Oracle Container Group as a vice president, to get a better understand of Oracle’s involvement with the Kubernetes community.

As Oracle followed the market and customers, it found that users were looking at a broader set of orchestration capabilities. There has been an upswell in the adoption of Kubernetes.

“Customers were looking at open community driven cloud neutral solutions to run their orchestration and container management solutions on top of Kubernetes,” said Quillin.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fr6erS01oc8