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Joining us this week is Janakiram MSV, founder and principal analyst at Janakiram & Associates. Highlights: • Three Flavors of Edge with Focus on Device Edge • Who Builds Edge? Cloud Providers, Telcos, … • Is Kubernetes the Management Foundation for Edge?

Rob Hirschfeld was not able to attend the OpenStack Summit Berlin this November and present his talk on Edge Infrastructure. Instead, Rob has recorded his key messages about Edge Infrastructure focused on automation, limited access, and unskilled physical management.

Joining us this week is Dean Bubley, founder and director at Disruptive Analysis, an independent technology industry analyst and consulting firm. Highlights: • Challenges of Power Requirements for Edge (Giga-Watts vs Milli-Watts) • Single Vendor vs Shared Data at the Edge • Shipping Container Takeover of All Things This podcast is based on a recent article by Dean on NETMANIAS, Network-based Edge-...

Highlights: • Develop on Docker Deploy on Kubernetes • Edge IT Infrastructure Use Cases and Kubernetes • Kubernetes as a Platform and Future Enhancements • Rancher OS Discussion

Discussion on the recent announcement that IBM is planning to acquire Red Hat.

Review of the EdgeCongress event held October 24 - 25 in Austin, TX 2018.

Joining us this week is Rob Lalonde, VP & General Manager, Navops at Univa. About Univa Univa is the leading independent provider of software-defined computing infrastructure and workload orchestration solutions. Univa’s intelligent cluster management software increases efficiency while accelerating enterprise migration to hybrid clouds. We help hundreds of companies to manage thousands of applica...

Joining us this week is Dave Blakey, CEO and Co-Founder Snapt. About Snapt Snapt develops high-end solutions for application delivery. We provide load balancing, web acceleration, caching and security for critical services.

Rob Hirschfeld, CEO/Co-Founder of RackN and Greg Althaus, CTO/Co-Founder of RackN have a short discussion of the issue faced by DevOps and Operations teams finding time to investigate new technologies that could improve their day to day capabilities. In this discussion, time is more important than money.

Joining us this week is Antonio Pellegrino, Founder & CEO at Mutable. About Mutable Mutable helps software developers create scalable and fast web services by automating DevOps and providing edge technology all around the world.

Highlights 0 min 37 sec: Introduction of Guest 2 min 28 sec: High level description of the technology Cloud centralization is a problem; it needs to be decentralized Take over 100% or a partial amount of a machine added to the cloud network with special CoreOS based system 5 min 13 sec: Akash Network Donate your idle servers into an available system for usage in a cloud managed by Overclock Labs 2...

Joining us this week is Syed Zaeem Hosain, CTO and Founder of Aeris from the KeyBanc Emerging Tech Summit. Aeris is a technology partner with a proven history of helping companies unlock the value of IoT. For more than a decade, we’ve powered critical projects for some of the most demanding customers of IoT services. Aeris strives to fundamentally improve businesses by dramatically reducing costs,...

Joining us this week is Val Bercovici, Founder & CEO of PencilDATA at KeyBank Emerging Tech Summit. About PencilDATA PencilDATA is a software-as-a-service startup embracing data governance allowing users to see and manipulate data easily. It achieves this with a blockchain ledger that accounts for all data activity, Highlights  0 min 48 sec: Introduction from Val Bercovici o Post – Blockchain in...

Joining us this week is Ash Young, Chief Evangelist of Cachengo and OPNFV Ambassador. Cachengo builds smart, predictive storage for machine learning. NOTE – We had a microphone problem that is solved at the 9 minute 19 second mark of the podcast. Start there if you find the clicking noise an issue

Highlights 1 min 55 sec: Define Cloud from a CloudOps perspective Business Model and an Operations Model 3 min 59 sec: Update from Google Next 2018 event Google is the “Engineer's Cloud” Google's approach vs Amazon approach in feature design/release 9 min 55 sec: Early Amazon ~ no easy button Amazon educated the market as industry leader 12 min04 sec: What is the state of Hybrid? Do we need it? Co...

Joining us this week is Jason Hoffman, CEO MobiledgeX, a startup “creating a global marketplace for organizations to deliver and drive the business of these edge enabled services and products.” Highlights Joyent – Cloud Computing’s Amiga Technology for You vs Technology for Customer How we Got Here and will Get to Edge Anchoring Edge into Current Needs Humans and Machines Integration – Computer Vi...

VM Brasseur from Open Source Initiative along with Rob Hirschfeld and Stephen Spector talk about the license announcement made by Redis Labs to add Common Clause (https://redislabs.com/community/licenses/) to some of their software. Also discussed is the limited success of the Open Core business model.

Joining us this week is VM (Vicky) Brasseur from Open Source Initiative. Highlights 1 min 20 sec: Types of Companies Supported Companies don’t know why they want to do open source 3 min 23 sec: Can’t Abandon Software into Community Communities don’t instantly form around your software 4 min 22 sec: Is Marketing “Evil” in Open Source Marketing has become associated with advertising which is invasiv...

Rob Hirschfeld and Greg Althaus discuss their recent experiences with customers in truly understanding what provisioning is and what it is not. They even compare where the word provision comes from.

Joining us this week is Mathew Lodge, SVP of Products & Marketing of Anaconda. Highlights • 2 min 57 sec: What does Anaconda do? o Help data scientists be productive & enterprise AI / Data Science • 3 min 36 sec: How do you interact with Anaconda? o About 2.5 million downloads a month of Anaconda Distribution o Install binary packages for data science to Python • 5 min 55 sec: Who are data scienti...

Joining us this week is Yves Boudreau from Ericsson for his 2nd Podcast appearance (1st Podcast). Highlights • Edge as an accelerant not having to wait until Edge is built completely • Opportunity Cost using Edge as is; no time to wait • Be Specific when Requesting Services • Internet and Networks are Not Unlimited Pipes • Interesting Use Cases for Edge – Augmented Reality, Drone, Cars, Batteries...

Joining us this week is Haseeb Budhani, Co-Founder and CEO, Rafay Systems. Highlights • Building an application deployment platform as close to the Edge as possible • Supporting containers, microservices (move latency sensitive parts of app to Edge) and availability of infrastructure • Definition of Edge to Rafay Systems • Issues of massive amount of data at the Edge to be handled – Use Cases • Wi...

Stephen Spector and Rob Hirschfeld offer commentary on the recent news about a Donkey in Egypt painted to be a Zebra at the local zoo. From this we have created the Donkey - Zebra concept of IT solutions, marketing and sales. Also add in a short discussion on a recent post that Google Cloud has an advantage in the marketplace because of open source; quick hint ~ we don't buy it.

Joining us this week is Richard Primeaux, Head of Product and Strategy, Hangar Technology. Highlights • Cars are the wrong choice for autonomous vehicles – test out on autonomous drones for infrastructure projects (e.g. new buildings, cell towers, …) • Mission plans delivered to drone for execution as a robot • What is a robot? Difficult – Dangerous – High Degree of Repeatability – Dull Tasks • Ro...

Joining us this week is Mike D. Kail, previously the CTO of Cybric and Yahoo’s CIO and SVP of Infrastructure. Highlights • RANT Cast on Cybersecurity Regulations from Governments o Security is Important but NOT a Priority • Culture around Security is Lacking • Time for Security Tech to Include UI Testing and Consider User Experience • Confusing on Not-Working Security Settings and Profit Motives o...