Tag: cloud
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Link: Google Cloud Platform services engage corporate IT
Overview of 2017 stuff that enterprises might like. Link to original
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Link: The economics of serverless cloud computing
“direct expenditure on serverless can be cheaper than on VMs, but only where the number of times the code is executed is under about 500,000 executions per month” Link to original
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DevOps Hustlers, Cloud-native Ops, Amazon + Whole Foods – Coté Memo – Issue #31
We had a two week vacation over at Gulf Shores, Alabama. Despite three days of rain, it was great. If you’re looking for a Gulf-beach vacation, it’s an excellent place to go – just about 10 hours from Austin if you drive fast and don’t have to stop a lot for kids to go pee.…
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The many meanings of “DevOps,” legacy software, & adulthood – Coté Memo #22
I’m in New York today for a quick meeting, ostensibly on DevOps, but as ever on how organizations can do software better. “DevOps” has increasingly become the term people use when they mean “doing all that new stuff, in new ways.” Vendors, like Pivotal, have tried to use the phrase “cloud native” to describe it,…
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You’re not really Agile, airports, hitting yourself & absurd AI TAMs – Coté Memo #18
There’s not much to say at the moment, just some travel here and there before Thanksgiving and then Christmas. The end of the year is fun, it cools down and you get to see family. I’m trying to wrap up my big PDF for this year, the “second edition” of my cloud native journey book, check out…
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Coté Memo #16 – Outsourcing & DevOps, Lovecraft, 38% DevOps penetration
Fall is finally coming to Austin, which means it’s nice and cool. With a long lull in travel, I’ve been working on a second edition of my “cloud native journey” PDF. See a fragment of it below, on outsourcing. Meanwhile, I’m reading through the DevOps Handbook to write a review. Outsourcing and DevOps, it’s a…
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Link: IDC: Federal government seeing cloud spending push
“In addition, the government plans to increase PaaS spending from $227.1 million in FY15 to $231.3 million [in FY16].” We’re still in a phase where categorization causes weird slices of spend like this, but there you have it. More figures on “cloud” spending in the piece. Source: IDC: Federal government seeing cloud spending push
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Link: Cloud Computing Trends: 2016 State of the Cloud Survey
A bit broad, but still legit if you scope the audience right. Source: Cloud Computing Trends: 2016 State of the Cloud Survey
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Link: Gartner: Cloud Email Adoption Still in Early Stages
“The cloud email market is still in the early stages of adoption, Gartner said, with 13 percent of identified publicly listed companies globally using one of the two main cloud email vendors, Microsoft Office 365 or Google Apps for Work, respectively. With the majority of companies opting for smaller vendors, the cloud email opportunity is…
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Link: Googles challenge in enterprise cloud
Post Alphabet, where any previous inhibitions about pursuing new hobbies have evaporated, it is even harder to imagine the “capital allocators” choosing to invest in thousands of enterprise sales and support people given alternatives involving life extension and/or space elevators. After all, won’t the robotics division eventually solve any problem that today requires humans? The…
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Link: Wanted: 1,400 sales jockeys to flog Oracle Cloud
Ramping up cloud: “Oracle talks a great cloud game – it says it has in the last six months added nearly 1,500 new software as a service (SaaS) customers and more than 2,100 platform as a service (PaaS) customers.” Source: Wanted: 1,400 sales jockeys to flog Oracle Cloud
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Link: Oracle insider: We’re not walking the cloud talk
” Our announcements are always a minimum of six months ahead of the technology.” Source: Oracle insider: We’re not walking the cloud talk
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Link: Cloud Foundry poised to shine in 2016, Chris Talbot
“Based on the articles I wrote and the people I spoke with in 2015, I’d say 2016 is going to be a good one for Cloud Foundry, as well as for PaaS in general. Compared to SaaS and IaaS, PaaS is still quite small, but it’s growing.” Source: Cloud Foundry poised to shine in 2016,…
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Link: IBM Focused on 3 Major Languages: Java, Node.js and Swift
“At IBM we believe there are really three key languages that are going to be needed for the future around cloud and mobile: Java, Node.js/JavaScript and Swift,” Phil Buckellew, vice president of enterprise mob Source: IBM Focused on 3 Major Languages: Java, Node.js and Swift
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Coté Memo #080: Come on, register for this God damn webinar
This week is a lull in travel. I’m closing out the year by going to lots of DevOpsDays (Charlotte, where I’m speaking, and Silicon Valley next week), a few internal summits, and my first Gartner show, where I’m speaking in a sponsored slot. Tech & Work World Shameless Self Promotion “You should put that on…
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Coté Memo #078: Spiceworld 2015, Spiceworks Momentum, Enterprise Use, and DevOps
Tech & Work World I was at Spiceworld, briefly, last week. This is Spiceworks’ big user, annual conference in Austin; they have one in London as well. I’ve followed Spiceworks for many years (from RedMonk to 451 Research) and have always liked their IT management approach: their business model is to be the Facebook of…
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Coté Memo #074: \”Let’s start an anonymous club.\”
_It’s mostly links this week, with a big add video ad for my pal below:_ # Get your lurn on [[player.vimeo.com/video/121…](https://player.vimeo.com/video/121473651?color=01786e&byline=0&portrait=0](https://player.vimeo.com/video/121473651?color=01786e&byline=0&portrait=0)) Do you want to bone up on your product management skills? Check out [this two day workshop from Craftman PM](https://pgconsulting.com/workshop/). I used to work with Prabhakar and he’s anything but boring when it comes…
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