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There is no doubt the world has changed in many ways in the last 3 months, the COVID-19 pandemic and the global response to it has been something we have not witnessed before. From a technology point of view, it has presented many challenges, delivering remote IT at scale, stretched VPN's, scale, flexibility, support, security, the list is long. However as things start to change we are starting to turn our attention to returning to some kind of "normal", but this also presents an opportunity to us, the chance to take what we have learned over this period and use it to better plan what we do next, so that next time we need to react quickly to change we can do it better.
To help with the what next conversation is a short series of shows looking at what next, we start with the public cloud, which is first on the list of most "what next" discussions.
To help me to explore this first topic is first time guest to the show, but long time industry friend, Grant Caley, he is Chief Technologist for NetApp in the UK and Ireland and brings with him 20 years of experience in helping enterprises change the way they operate and of course, in most cases, this now means how they use the cloud.
We dsicuss.
What is a "journey to the cloud"?
COVID-19 accelerating the demand.
Do not throw away your datacenter good practice.
Cost, cost, cost.
Data is often the biggest problem in the datacentre, that does not change in the cloud.
What you lose moving to the cloud.
What should the areas of focus be?
Be flexible.
The NetApp cloud story.
Building bridges.
Grant provides some great insight and raises a range of crucial points when it comes to cloud, cost, security and the importance of treating your cloud infrastructure as you would your datacentre.
If you have an idea for a show or would like to appear as a guest why not contact me via email [email protected] or via twitter @techstringy.
Next time we talk about how to rethink the way we work from different locations, to catch that show why not subscribe.
full show notes are here : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Lf
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There is no doubt the world has changed in many ways in the last 3 months, the COVID-19 pandemic and the global response to it has been something we have not witnessed before. From a technology point of view, it has presented many challenges, delivering remote IT at scale, stretched VPN's, scale, flexibility, support, security, the list is long. However as things start to change we are starting to turn our attention to returning to some kind of "normal", but this also presents an opportunity to us, the chance to take what we have learned over this period and use it to better plan what we do next, so that next time we need to react quickly to change we can do it better.
To help with the what next conversation is a short series of shows looking at what next, we start with the public cloud, which is first on the list of most "what next" discussions.
To help me to explore this first topic is first time guest to the show, but long time industry friend, Grant Caley, he is Chief Technologist for NetApp in the UK and Ireland and brings with him 20 years of experience in helping enterprises change the way they operate and of course, in most cases, this now means how they use the cloud.
We dsicuss.
What is a "journey to the cloud"?
COVID-19 accelerating the demand.
Do not throw away your datacenter good practice.
Cost, cost, cost.
Data is often the biggest problem in the datacentre, that does not change in the cloud.
What you lose moving to the cloud.
What should the areas of focus be?
Be flexible.
The NetApp cloud story.
Building bridges.
Grant provides some great insight and raises a range of crucial points when it comes to cloud, cost, security and the importance of treating your cloud infrastructure as you would your datacentre.
If you have an idea for a show or would like to appear as a guest why not contact me via email [email protected] or via twitter @techstringy.
Next time we talk about how to rethink the way we work from different locations, to catch that show why not subscribe.
full show notes are here : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Lf