Keynote - Microsoft + Open Source: Empowering Customers
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Microsoft commits to running and supporting Linux workloads on Azure and ships first‑party products for Linux like SQL Server on Linux and developer tools via Windows Subsystem for Linux. Azure reports 60% of marketplace images are Linux, more global regions than competitors, and over 3,000 open‑source projects released by Microsoft engineers. The platform interops with major distributions, offers free Azure trial credits for experimentation, and focuses on services and utility billing rather than licensing.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Importance of Open Source
- 2:06Goldman Sachs
- 2:43Microsoft
- 3:42Fortune Magazine
- 4:39Microsoft and Open Source
- 5:57Microsoft Approach
- 7:32Product Quotient
- 10:17Open Source Companies
- 10:51New Grounds
- 11:40Linux Foundation
- 12:16Public Cloud Platform
- 14:08Global Scale
- 14:44Regions
- 15:28Conclusion
- 16:14Links
- 17:23Windows on Linux
- 19:52Linux
- 20:14Enterprise Agreement
- 20:37Enterprise Pricing
- 21:02Thank you
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