The State of Open Source Cloud
summary
Argues for using cloud as commodity infrastructure and running open source on top, with Kubernetes as the API and concrete pieces: CSI for storage, Prometheus for observability, k3s for lightweight clusters. Calls out vendor tactics like Aurora as embrace‑extend example and rising costs (RDS price growth and startups reporting big cloud bills), and cites a surprising metric: 50% growth in DB on Kubernetes in one year. Notes many DBaaS are built on k8s but day‑two database ops remain fragile.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 2:37Investment
- 3:17Open Source and Proprietary
- 4:03Operating Systems
- 11:38Cloud only Skills
- 12:34Cloud Vendor Push
- 14:35Venture Funded Open Source
- 19:08Things are Changing
- 20:0737Signals leaving the cloud
- 22:08Hybrid Cloud
- 23:29Open Source Catches Up Again
- 23:59Cloud Native is Going Strong
- 27:19Your Choice of Cloud
- 29:07Smart API- Kubernetes
- 30:05Getting Better
- 30:42DOK Community
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