Own your Destiny in the Cloud
summary
Claims that open source plus ways of working let teams actually control cloud outcomes: early experiments with virtualization in 2007 get overtaken by Docker and Kubernetes, and adopting lean, agile, DevOps becomes the practical path from prototype to day‑two operations. Investment in community building produces measurable scale — a Montreal Kubernetes group cited as hundred thousand seven hundred thirteen members — and company services shift from pure tooling to enabling people to collaborate and operate successfully.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Three lessons along the way
- 2:45Open source
- 3:45Kubernetes
- 4:30DevOps
- 5:15Security
- 6:05Working with people
- 6:30Its all about people
- 7:40Attendance
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