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iamondemand

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Ofir Nachmani. Cloud Evangelist Blogging and lecturing about AWS from 2008; http://www.iamondemand.com/blog

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landscape.cncf.io 7y ago

CNCF Cloud Native Interactive Landscape

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Is Your Azure Deployment GDPR-Ready?

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

5 Tech Books I Couldn’t Bear to Throw Away

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

The Landlords of the Net, aka Oligopoly in the Cloud

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motherboard.vice.com 8y ago

Microsoft Just Put a Data Center on the Bottom of the Ocean

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

The 4 KPIs Behind High-Performance IT

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

From Django to React: How to Write Front End If You Are a Back End Developer

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Quote from Gartner IaaS 2018 about Oracle (Cautions)

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www.gartner.com 8y ago

Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure as a Service, Worldwide

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Everything You Need to Know About Azure Stack (a First Course)

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www.planetmainframe.com 8y ago

Demystifying Cloud for Mainframe Managers

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

To Be a 10x Engineer, or Not to Be

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Developers: Drop Your Perfectionism

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about.gitlab.com 8y ago

5 things I wish I'd known about Kubernetes before I started

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

(Interview) How Forbes Keeps Shaping the Future–“Creative Destruction”

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Things I Learned Shipping an Ancient Data Center to AWS (Part 2)

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

How I Became a Tech Evangelist

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Containers the Best Choice for CD? Think Again

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Things I Learned Shipping an Ancient Data Center to AWS (Part 1)

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Ansible Is Much Easier When You Know These Tricks

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

The Secret Sauce of Tech-Related Blog Content

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Why I Went All-In with Containers…and the Fails Along the Way

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Kubernetes Is Not the Silver Bullet – IOD: [tech.content]

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www.bleepingcomputer.com 8y ago

Amazon Mistakenly Sends AWS Budget Emails Forecasting Free Tier Overages

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cloud.netapp.com 8y ago

Amazon S3 Cheat Sheet

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Will You Still Run Your Data Center in 2020? Yup

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

If You Can Write Code, You Can Write Blogs

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

What Do Top Cloud Experts Predict to Explode in 2018?

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www.uber.com 8y ago

2016 Data Security Incident

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www.iamondemand.com 8y ago

Roll Out Your Personal CI with Docker

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[dead] 8 years ago

just to make it clear .. this is a promo...

[dead] 10 years ago

thank for the feedback. but it is not a modal window.. and we give a link to open the original site...

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I am tracking Amazon for 10 years now including retail and especially its cloud.

Also I founded renoun 6 months ago and I thought it will be nice to share articles/news that it helps me to find specifically about in my domain of interest. And since it helps me find and read good content I return by sharing the link to renoun :)

From your feedback I learn that we need to make the experience more focused on the single article we share. Thank you!

This is more a generic OpenStack question. But the way I look at it, OpenStack is the "fabric" that can be used to create a large, distributed IaaS cloud such as Amazon EC2. People are also using it to create on-premise, private clouds. CoreOS on the other side is very much focused on Linux containers (Docker).

I definitely agree with the fact that the "cloud is programmable" and that one of the major challenges is to be able to plan and implement the automation. On the other hand this highly dynamic environment must be controlled in order to be able to track its behavior over time and be able to maintain and improve its rules and automation. In order to do so you must "Know Your Cloud" in matters such as visibility and control. Does that make sense ?

Dan - the cloud market is still immature and I can debate the comparison between the vendors you listed. All of them indeed do cloud costs optimization though the approach and the focus differ. For example Newvem does cost but also check your security and availability performance. Also optimization must take in mind your resources need to keep a redundant and secure environment. Disclosure - I work at newvem.com and a blogger at iamondemand.com