It's been several months since we've updated The Cloudcast's YouTube Channel. We apologize for the lack of updates. We're planning to create a new set of whiteboard videos later this week, but in the interim, we wanted to shared four new videos that were created last week at LinuxCon and CloudOpen.
Thomas Hatch (Creator of SaltStack) - SaltStack Architecture
John Dickinson (PTL for Project Swift; Swiftstack) - Swift Architecture
Monday, September 23, 2013
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
The Cloudcast #112 - The Journey From VMware to OpenStack Part 2
Aaron and Brian speak to Kenneth Hui about his Journey from VMware to OpenStack and how he is bridging the gap between VMware expectations in the Enterprise and OpenStack as an OSS alternative. Music Credit: Nine Inch Nails (nin.com)
The Cloudcast - #111 - Real World Puppet Manifest Development
Aaron and Brian speak with James Shubin about Puppet from a user perspective and his journey from learning Puppet to creating and publishing an integration manifest with GlusterFS. Music Credit: Nine Inch Nails, www.nin.com
The Cloudcast - #110 - Overcoming PaaS Deployment Barriers
Aaron and Brian talk to Diane Mueller (The PaaS Queen) about common barriers to PaaS adoption, the blurring lines between IaaS and Paas, why no cloud should be without a PaaS, and some updates to RedHat OpenShift Origin. Music Credit: Nine Itch Nails, www.nin.com
The Cloudcast - #109 - Canonical's Plan to Rule the World and Bacon
Aaron and Brian talk to Jono Bacon (@jonobacon, Community Manager at Canonical) about Canonical Cloud, Juju, Canonical Phone and how to effectively build communities to transform and impact technology. Music Credit: Nine Inch Nails, www.nin.com
The Cloudcast - #108 - OpenStack Neutron and SDN
Aaron and Brian talk to Kyle Mestery, Ian Wells, and Mark McClain about OpenStack Neutron, L4-L7 services, ML2 modular plugins and how OpenStack could integrate with OpenDaylight for SDN environments. Music Credit: Nine Inch Nails, www.nin.com
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
The Cloudcast - #107 - CoreOS and Linux Containers
Aaron and Brian speak with Brandon Philips (@brandonphilips), CTO for CoreOS on the concept of a new purpose built operating system for massive scale out applications. We also talk about the conept of booting without a kernel and why Namespaces, Containers and Cgroups are more important in this configuration. Music credit: Nine Inch Nails (nin.com)
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