Tag Archives: conferences

Cloud: Change Management & Cloud Operations

June 23, 2010 – 19:57

Our own Andrew Shafer, killed it today at the Velocity Conference.  His presentation is a must read for webops, devops, and those aspiring to build 100% uptime cloud services.
It’s hard for folks to internalize how things are changing in Internet-land, but I think you’ll get closer through this presentation.  It’s not the same-old, same-old any [...]

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Cloud Migrations Track @Cloud_Connect 2010

February 10, 2010 – 20:23

I wanted to follow up from yesterday’s post on the upcoming Cloud Connect event.  In particular, I want to talk a bit about the track I’m leading: Cloud Migrations.  The focus of the track is to talk about:

How to adopt cloud now
Choosing between clouds: internal, external, or both?
Real world example use cases
Understanding how clouds are built [...]

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CloudConnect 2010

February 9, 2010 – 11:25

If you’re not aware of it, CloudConnect 2010 is coming up on March 15-18th in Santa Clara, CA.  Our team is running the Cloud Migrations track and a special breakout session on building Private Clouds.  We managed to get some really great panelists for the Migrations track and we’re going to move from talking about [...]

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Infrastructure as Code Presentations

June 26, 2009 – 11:09

If you’re into cloud and Internet/web operations this past few weeks saw several very important conferences, including Open Source Bridge, Velocity Conference, and Structure ‘09.  I’m not going to review either of these since I wasn’t at Structure and only spent a day at Velocity, but suffice it to say that some very smart people [...]

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Randy Bias Interop Interview

May 28, 2009 – 13:13

Interview with the ’suave and intelligent  Randy Bias’  at 2009 Interop by John M. Willis, who writes one of the more widely read cloud computing blogs and news sites.  Original post is here.  I’ve embedded the video below.  I think it went pretty well even though I was a bit exhausted.
We briefly covered my thoughts on the general direction [...]

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