Year: 2023
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The Cloudcast: How AI will Impact Cloud-native – This is incredibly comprehensive.
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Deep Work summarized by Phil Gyford
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Another bank bites the dust. Three recommendations to wring opportunity out of this so-called crisis. – “Continue investment in critical modernization initiatives. Digitize your commercial banking offerings Create actual offerings for small and medium enterprise clients, inclusive of start-ups and scale-ups.”
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Will A.I. Become the New McKinsey? – “Today, we find ourselves in a situation in which technology has become conflated with capitalism, which has in turn become conflated with the very notion of progress. If you try to criticize capitalism, you are accused of opposing both technology and progress. But what does progress even mean,…
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“Multi-cloud” should just mean “all the computers”
Source: IDC, The Evolution of Cloud Infrastructure: Multicloud to Hybrid; Shared to Dedicated, doc #DR2023_T1_DM, March 2023 Each year when we do the State of Kubernetes survey, we’re of course interested in “multi-cloud.” That’s one of the reasons to use a Kubernetes management suite stack, like VMware Tanzu. The term can mean many things. The…
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Avoid leading with the sharp bag of knives marketing story 🔪
This tech is so complex that you really should be using it Here is a tech marketing anti-pattern that I agree with. It makes me think of another one. Let’s call it “you don’t realize this yet, but what you want is very complex!” All of us in the tech world have done, and will…
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From software to meatware
Last week I talked with my co-worker Fouad Hamdi about a mainframe modernization project he worked on last year. I mean, the team he was on of course, not him single handedly. He wrote a great over of the process and I was eager to ask him a few questions. The video included in this…
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3 Multi-cloud Motivations
This is an excerpt from my upcoming blog series analyzing our 2023 State of Kubernetes survey. Multi-cloud for flexibility, sovereign cloud, and because it’s just there This year, our survey found several motivators for doing multi-cloud. Let’s look at some of them plus some that I hear about a lot that aren’t in the chart.…
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📹 Kubernetes is getting better for developers, especially as they manage it less themselves
{{< youtube GJoFKzNKYIw >}} This is the first of a few videos and blog posts I have on our annual Kubernetes survey, which you should check out if you’re into that kind of thing.
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Kubernetes marketshare across cloud and on-premises, from the State of Kubernetes 2023 survey
This is from our recent survey. There were 752 respondents, all working at companies of over 1,000 employees, with “about a third (34%) have between 100 and 1,000 developers, 8% have 1,000 to 2,500 developers, and 20% have more than 2,500 developers.” I’ve been writing up a series of blog posts and accompanying videos looking…
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Surviving the New Social Media Startup Boom
The FFS Social Media Rebound Twitter Sinks. I got an invite to Blue Sky (thanks Ashley!). Now I have Twitter, Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, some Slack channels, a newsletter, and a mostly dead blog – other stuff probably (what even is a “Facebook Page”?). I haven’t bothered with those other ones that popped…
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As developers manage kubernetes less, their productivity goes up, from the State of Kubernetes 2023 Survey
Developers using kubernetes are seeing a steady growth in benefits as represented by shortening release cycles. 60% of respondents say that their developers are more productive with kubernetes. That’s according to the VMware State of Kubernetes 2023 survey. Check out the full survey for the full findings, including more on the operational benefits and challenges,…
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