A recent rendition of one of my standard talks at the Austin DevOps Meetup. See the slides as well.
Freedom Rock Commercial
Liked: Monkchips in 3 minutes – Ep 9 – Politics, Pokemon, ‘pollo 11 and more
Liked: Containers will not fix your broken culture, and other hard truths – Bridget Kromhout (Pivotal)
The platform for keeping promises – a logical architecture for Pivotal Cloud Foundry
Check out my brief (~15 minutes) discussion with Alex Williams at The New Stack about how we’re thinking about the architecture of Pivotal Cloud Foundry. In addition to giving an overview of what Pivotal Cloud Foundry is and the cloud management and PaaS capabilities it has, I go over a way of thinking about the layered architecture (and why you’d care) that Andrew has been talking about recently.
There’s a longer version of this in my recent talk from Gartner ADDI as well.
Peanut Butter and Jam!
Dell VRTX
Also, see TPM’s coverage.
How GitHub runs itself
In that I work at BigCo that wants to transform, with lots of software in our future, I think a lot about this talk:
From the 2012 Monktoberfest.
Why developers are the king makers
Last week I was at on a Dell event panel representing Dell cloud think. Our moderator asked if developers are really in the driver seat – here’s the answer! What else would you expect from a RedMonk? ;>
Also, Andy Rhode’s car fleet analogy is a good one for explaining bespoke IT vs. cloud IT.
Video for #InnoIT – Enabling Innovation in IT – Dell World Social Think Tank
The video for the think tank I mentioned last week is up. They say they’ll slice it into smaller chunks as well, but if you’re interested in a discussion of sorting out how “The IT Department” can do more than keep the lights on, here’s 60+ minutes on it!
