There have been a lot of articles over the last few years around public cloud versus private cloud. These have spoken to both sides of the argument that one may be better than another, but we often get lost in the classic case of “everyone I talk to” which presents a rather unscientific sample set to derive real data from. …
Top vBlog Voting: Powered by Community
Every year there is a really great process where the community gets to give a shout out to bloggers through the annual Top vBlog voting. I can’t say how much it matters that this is done for a reason that you may be surprised by. I’ve been lucky to be on the voting list in 2013 as a new entrant, …
OpenStack Summit – Voting Open for Sessions (including mine!)
It’s that time again! Voting has just opened up for the OpenStack Summit in Vancouver. The voting is only open for a short time, so now is the time to have your say in how to shape the conference to what you really want to see. I’m honored to be among the proposed speakers for the conference with six (yes, …
Building your own CoreOS Army with Vagrant, because Orchestration Rocks
I’m all about saving time, money, and making things simple to use. Luckily, CoreOS and Vagrant have become a big part of making that happen for me lately with a lot of work I’ve been doing in and out of my day-to-day lab experiences. It was especially exciting for me today as I had an opportunity to meet with Alex …