Cloud Panel

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Panelists name concrete tradeoffs: Heroku runs on Amazon as a multi-tenant platform supporting 2.5–3 million apps, Engine Yard currently runs on EC2 and adds Azure and multi‑infra support, Cloud Foundry runs on Amazon for cost and stability and can sit on HP or vSphere, while Rackspace and HP sell OpenStack-based IaaS with OpenStack (Nova Swift Neutron) exposing REST APIs. Docker and BOSH appear as the orchestration/container tools, provisioning shifts from weeks to git push in five minutes, and 24/7 human “fractional expertise” support is a real product feature.

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1. 0:00Cloud platform panelists
2. 3:27Infrastructure as a service
3. 7:46Platform vs IaaS tradeoffs
4. 12:02Hybrid cloud for enterprises
5. 17:00Fractional expertise in cloud
6. 22:00Cloud computing value
7. 26:53Cloud layers IaaS to SaaS
8. 31:11OpenStack explained
9. 35:04Heroku avoids multi-cloud
10. 37:30Future of containers
11. 39:19Scaling customer service

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