Re:Cutting cluster management fees on Google Kubernetes Engine
by simonebrunozzi on Tuesday November 28, 2017 @01:38PM
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(my background: tech evangelist at AWS for 6 years, then CTO at VMware's public cloud for two, then CTO at startup, now CEO/founder).
I am super impressed by Alphabet / Google / GCP in the linux container segment: this announcement is very timely both as a response to Azure's announcement (quick decision making considering how big Google is), and both in relation to re:Invent and to upcoming Kubecon in December.
GCP is building an outstanding technical platform. I believe this will pay off big time in a few years. Azure, instead is super well positioned as a true hybrid cloud approach, although people overestimate the importance of "hybrid" and underestimate the complexity of it.
Re:Cutting cluster management fees on Google Kubernetes Engine
by pronoiac on Monday December 04, 2017 @05:25PM
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Huh, it's late enough that you probably won't see this, but I don't see an easy way to contact you.
The wrong link is in your Medium post:
"7) I won’t comment about the recent AWS/VMware partnership... Yaron Haviv, one of the most technologically-savvy CTO I’ve ever met, has an opinion about it."
Re:Cutting cluster management fees on Google Kubernetes Engine
by moritzplassnig on Tuesday November 28, 2017 @02:38PM
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Or it was planned to happen ahead of re:Invent anyway. I think it's fair to assume that there's a big chance that AWS is launching a managed k8s product.
I am super impressed by Alphabet / Google / GCP in the linux container segment: this announcement is very timely both as a response to Azure's announcement (quick decision making considering how big Google is), and both in relation to re:Invent and to upcoming Kubecon in December.
GCP is building an outstanding technical platform. I believe this will pay off big time in a few years. Azure, instead is super well positioned as a true hybrid cloud approach, although people overestimate the importance of "hybrid" and underestimate the complexity of it.
I wrote this a year ago on the subject, and I think it's still quite relevant: https://medium.com/simone-brunozzi/the-cloud-wars-of-2017-ac...
The wrong link is in your Medium post: "7) I won’t comment about the recent AWS/VMware partnership... Yaron Haviv, one of the most technologically-savvy CTO I’ve ever met, has an opinion about it."