Private cloud, beans and franks, and bathrooms - Coté Memo #29
There was some interesting container orchestration news this week which we discussed in Software Defined Talk.
If you’re into Slack, I started a Slack channel for Software Defined Talk listeners. There’s other channels in there, of course, but if you’re into extremely low-traffic stuff - or want to make it higher traffic, send me a DM in Twitter or email me at sdt@cote.wtf and I’ll add you.
It’s been two weeks since I sent this out, so pardon the bulk below.
Podcasts
There’s several more podcasts in the Coté Show Variety Podcast, namely from Barton George and I co-interviewing folks at DevOpsDays Austin and OSCON. Check that show out, and subscribe already!
Recent Coté Content
The massive, chart-rich Internet Trends report was out this week. I wrote-up my highlights, notes, and analysis here.
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For a long time, telcos have tried to enter the public cloud market. It doesn’t seem to work, like, at all.
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I try to figure out what’s going on here, collecting a notebook of research with some light commentary. Also, see a more recent article from The Texas Tribune going over the history of this bill.
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Cloud-Native Strategy Workshop, June 7th in D.C.
In just a few days, June 7th, Mark Heckler and I will be hosting a workshop on what cloud-native is and tales of putting it in place at large organizations. It’s in DC, so it’s sort of targeted at Federal people, but it’ll be good general content as well. I’ll be talking the meatware, while Mark will go over the actual coding and real-work. Come check it out: it’s free, and certainly better than going into the office!
Also, I’ll be at the DC Cloud-Native Meetup that same night, June 7th, if you’re interested in seeing a smaller version of the content.