The Cloudcast (@cloudcastpod) is the industry's #1 Cloud Computing podcast, and the place where Cloud meets AI. Co-hosts Aaron Delp (@aarondelp) & Brian Gracely (@bgracely) speak with technology and business leaders that are shaping the future of business. Topics will include Cloud Computing | AI | AGI | ChatGPT | Open Source | AWS | Azure | GCP | Platform Engineering | DevOps | Big Data | ML | Security | Kubernetes | AppDev | SaaS | PaaS .
Brian talks with Leo Leung (@lleung), VP Marketing at Oxygen Cloud, about “Enterprise Dropbox”, the challenges of Enterprise content sharing, new ways to think about BYOD, and the evolution to new applications within the Enterprise.
Description: Aaron talks with Simon Crosby (@simoncrosby) and Tal Klein (@VirtualTal) of Bromium in depth about their new vSentry product announced today at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit.
Aaron, Brian, Nick Weaver (@lynxbat) and Colin McNamara (@colinmcnamara) hold the 1st Annual, The Cloudcast (.net) Fantasy Cloud Draft. They pick from the broad ecosystem of companies and technologies to try and build a set of cloud services for particular markets.
Aaron & Brian speak with Simon Aspinall (@saspinall), CMO at Virtustream, about the evolution of Cloud Providers, extending services from the public cloud into Enterprise data centers, and how to manage a mix of new and legacy applications
Aaron & Brian speak with Peder Ulander (@ulander, Cloud VP Citrix) & Joe Onisick (@jonisick, definethecloud.net) about Cloudstack, getting user requirments into open source projects, vendors vs. users & migration from the Enterprise to Cloud
Aaron and Brian talk with Simon Wardley (@swardley) - Researcher, Organization Warfare and Evolution at LEF, about the evolving economics of Cloud Computing, open-source strategy and the current wartime environments for technology companies.
Brian talks with Phil Cox (@sec_prof), Director of Security and Compliance at Rightscale, about managing secure and compliant environments in the public cloud, as well as how Rightscale is helping next-gen IT evolve to be more agile.
Aaron and Brian talk with Brett Adam (@bpjadam), CTO / VP Engineering @ rPath, about the evolution of Application deployment and PaaS for the Enterprise.
Aaron and Brian talk with Rand Wacker (@randwacker) VP of Product at CloudPassage, about putting security in the path of application deployment, security app stores, and the difference between private cloud and public cloud security.
Brian and Nick Weaver talk with Kyle Forster (@bigswitchnews), Co-Founder of Big Switch Networks, about the evolution of Software Defined Networks (SDN), OpenFlow and the evolution of programmable networks.
Aaron and Brian talk with Ben Kepes (@benkepes) about the evolving Cloud Computing trends in the first half of 2012, building Cloud communities and how SMBs should be thinking about leveraging technology to gain business advantage.
Brian talks with CloudAccess CEO Kevin Nikkhoo about the evolution of remote security services, or Security-as-a-Service.
Aaron and Brian talk with Michael Surkan, Director of Product Marketing from Uhuru Software about their new PaaS platform, .NET developers, and open-source communities.
Brian talks with James Urquhart (VP Product Strategy, enStratus) about interconnected systems (Clouds, APIs), complex systems, and how transparency and governance are critical to be able to design, build and operate today’s Cloud Computing environments.
Aaron and Brian talk with Simon Crosby, (@simoncrosby, Co-Founder/CTO) and Tal Klein (@VirtualTal) from Bromium, about the launch of their micro-virtualization platform and how this intends to change the security of end-points for the Enterprise and Governments.
Brian talks with a panel of experts from Cisco, EMC, Nexus, NetApp, and WWT to talk about the upcoming Cisco Live 2012 event in San Diego. They talked about where Cisco is going with open-source, Cloud and SDN. They also covered possible announcements, things to do outside the show, social-media and charity events and questions to ask John Chambers.
Aaron and Brian talk with Brian Katz (@bmkatz) about the evolution of BYOD, CoIT, Mobile Apps, App Stores and a variety of challenges involved with mobile devices and mobile applications for solving business challenges.
Brian talks with Rodney Rogers (Chairman/CEO of Virtustream) about offering Enterprise Class Cloud Services, Cloud API Religions, Cloud services in Emerging Markets, and the evolution of Cloud Service Providers developing technology.
Aaron and Brian talk with Nick Weaver (Office of CTO, EMC), Dan Hushon (Distinguished Engineer, EMC), Teyo Tyree (Founder, Puppet Labs) and Nigel Kersten (CTO, Puppet Labs) about the “Razor Project”, a new open source project for Cloud Automation between EMC and Puppet Labs.
Brian talks with Dave McCrory (VMware Cloud Foundry) and Adron Hall (Tier 3) about the evolution of Cloud Foundry and how Tier 3 is developing and delivering their PaaS services. They also talk about how developers can begin using PaaS platforms, and Dave provides more background on his “Data Gravity” concept.
Aaron and Brian talk with Randy Bias (@randybias), CTO/Founder of Cloudscaling about open cloud architectures, deploying new and web-scale applications, and the evolutions of OpenStack.
Brian talks with Mat Ellis (@matellis), CEO of Cloudability, about how companies are using public cloud services and how to manage costs of those services. They discuss major public cloud trends, how Cloudability uses analytics to make budgeting recommendations and how to teach IT organizations about real cloud costs.
Aaron and Brian talk with Ivan Pepelnjak (@ioshints) about the evolution of networking as it applies to Cloud Computing. The dig into merchant silicon, software defined networking (SDN), OpenFlow and where the hype really meets the reality. In addition, they discuss overlay networks (VXLAN, NVGRE and SST) and the convergence of servers, storage and networks.
Aaron and Brian talk with Nick Weaver (@lynxbat) about recent conferences (CiscoLive, PartnerExchange, Cloud Connect), the Open Cloud controversy, the evolution of DevOps, and how IT will eventually break off space for new apps. Nick also explains how he name-dropped Christian Reilly (@reillyusa) to meet Adrian Cockcroft from NetFlix.
Brian sits down with Christian Reilly (@reillyusa) and Sam Ramji (@sramji), VP of Strategy at Apigee, to talk about the evolving App-Economy and how APIs are unlocking tremendous new opportunities for businesses in all industry. A great discussion about the adoption of mobile devices and open access to data is unlocking tremendous new business value.
Brian talks with Mike Foley (@mikefoley) from RSA about securing virtual desktops and BYOD environments.
Brian talks with Adrienne Mead (@CloudAtty) and Deborah Salons (@dsalons) about legal policy, contracts and what business should consider when using or building Cloud Computing services.
Brian Gracely and Clint Greenwood talk to Sinclair Shuller, Founder/CEO of Apprenda to talk about their PaaS platform for .NET applications. We talk about the evolution of PaaS, the evolution of IT and where PaaS will evolve in 2012.
Brian sits down with Bob Olwig (@bobolwig), VP Strategy & Marketing at World Wide Technology (WWT) to talk about the evolution of VARs and Systems Integrators in the era of Cloud Computing.
Aaron and Brian wrap up 2011 with the best and worst of Cloud Computing. They discuss what is working well, what's still missing, and their predictions for 2012. They also give some hints about what's to come on The Cloudcast for 2012.
