Warner Music Group's Journey from Private to Public Cloud
summary
Shows why a three‑year Cloud Foundry deployment on managed OpenStack fails to give consistent results and why the platform pauses and pivots to public cloud. Describes rebuilding on AWS with CloudFormation + BOSH, running Cloud Foundry across multi‑AZ regions, migration completed with zero business disruption, cost tactics using reserved instances that yield 40–60% savings, and warnings about instance type scarcity and new AWS services not always being production‑ready.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43Background
- 2:23Challenges
- 7:45Pause
- 9:18Security Reliability
- 13:14Reinventing
- 15:27Lessons Learned
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