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  • Operations is Dead, but Please Don’t Replace it with DevOps

    May 15, 2013

    Business
    amazon web services, Cross-functional team, DevOps, Israel, Jez Humble, Platform as a service, Quality assurance, Werner Vogels
     

    OK, so the title is provocative, but bear with me here. Recently I spent a mind-expanding day at DevOpsCon in Israel – I presented the first keynote, which aimed to set the scene for why DevOps is a necessary…

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  • On Big Cloud Threats–Watch out for Google Compute Engine

    March 6, 2013

    Business
    amazon web services, AWS, emc, google, Nicira, OpenStack, rackspace, VMware, Werner Vogels
     

    Last year saw the long-expected, and oft-delayed announcement by Google that it was entering the cloud infrastructure market. Google Compute Engine (GCE) is a fairly immature (in terms of product breadth) raw infrastructure service that initially at least, seems…

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  • Amazon Goes PaaS–Game On. Let’s See How the Competition Respond.

    February 22, 2012

    Business
    amazon, AWS, cloudcomputing, EngineYard, Heroku, PaaS, Platform as a service, Salesforce.com, Werner Vogels
     

    A week or two ago I had a heated argument on Twitter with someone who was adamant that Amazon would remain an infrastructure player and avoid the temptation to move up the stack. Even after the release of DynamoDB,…

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  • Cloudology–All That is Bad About IT

    December 2, 2011

    Business
    cloudcomputing, James Urquhart, Service Management, Simon Wardley, Software as a Service, twitter, Wardley, Werner Vogels
     

    I haven’t got a lifetime’s experience in IT. Rather than an impediment in my career however, I’ve found that having come from a varied background has given me a degree of perspective that perhaps some of my lifers don’t…

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  • Is the Stack Dead?

    September 14, 2011

    Business
    amazon web services, cloudcomputing, netsuite, San Francisco, Software as a Service, Structure 2010, VMware, Werner Vogels
     

    For years now those of us who talk Cloud on a daily basis have used variations on a triangle shape as a way to articulate what Cloud actually is and how the various services that make up Cloud can…

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