Small Teams vs Big Teams
summary
Argues that modern open source tooling like Docker, Kubernetes, Mesos and Cloud Foundry democratizes production so a five-person Ops team can run an internet TV platform by reusing community platforms or handcrafting an artisanal stack; claims adoption is rising and many operators will use containers without realizing it. Notes real friction: local dev limits such as an 8GB RAM laptop and past hard limits around storage IOPS that drove procurement headaches now eased by public cloud.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:05Small teams vs big teams
- 2:05Containerized infrastructures
- 3:00Biggest technical problem
- 4:10Biggest technical issue
- 5:10What people are you following
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