A Cloudy Future or Can We See Trends?
summary
Open-source cloud stacks still miss hard enterprise requirements like governance, auditability and regulatory data residency, causing most large orgs to pilot with private clouds or enterprise vendors rather than raw public IaaS. Mobile network congestion and asymmetric bandwidth threaten cloud UX unless upload symmetry improves. Expect growth in “infrastructure as code,” vendor APIs and services (examples: Amazon APIs, IBM SmartCloud-style BI) plus shadow SaaS adoption inside enterprises; privacy failures hinge more on informed-consent and transparency than on raw encryption.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 22:31Data Portability
- 27:16The Internet Is the World's Biggest Copy Machine
- 32:48Infrastructure as Code
- 33:43The Important Places for Companies Are To Focus Today
- 34:58Potential for Open Source
- 48:43Because You'Re Talking about Mobile Ubiquitously Connected Customers and no Community Is Better than the Open Source Community at Solving Very Large-Scale Generic Problems at Point Levels the New Problems Will Emerge as the Customers Are Given the Opportunity To Engage and New Solutions Will Come from the Open Source Community because They Are Best Placed To Even Analyze that in that Kind of Context That's What I Would Just Say Is the Most Exciting Thing about the Future Is that It Hasn't Happened Yeah and that We Get To Shape It and I Think It's a Pretty Wonderful Time To Be a Technologist
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