185: The Cloud Pod is flush with cache!
Episode 185: The Cloud Pod is flush with Cache! On The Cloud Pod this week, Amazon introduces their new file cache for on premises systems, Google introduces GKE Autopilot,…
184: The CloudPod Explicitly trusts itself
AWS revises IAM role trust policy behavior, Google Cloud Next is around the corner and Azure promises the future of IoT implementations.
183: The Cloud Pod competes for the Google Cloud Fly Cup
Google gets jealous of Deepracer, and releases Google Cloud Fly Cup. Drones!! Plus Oracle goes to Madrid and AWS Enterprise Support will handle your incidents for you!
182: There Is a Wild Mandoogle Loose In the Theater
Google completes its purchase of cybersecurity advisor firm Mandiant. Google Next Registration opens officially and Amazon updates the console for SWF.
181: You get a Tanzu, I get a Tanzu, EVERYONE GETS A TANZU
We recap Vmware Explore, and no surprise to anyone, Tanzu was everywhere. Amazon makes some inspector enhancements, Google updates chronicle and Azure has a ton of announcements this week. Plus Oracle makes an appearance with OCI Lake.
180: Azure Data Explorer Says ‘All Your S3 Data are Belong to Us’
Azure Data Explorer connects to S3, Pay As you go APIGEE support and Microsoft launches Arm Based VMs. Plus the lightning round
179: Google Cloud Can’t Be DDoS’d
Episode 179 of The Cloud Pod covers the latest cloud news: Google Cloud DDoS Protection, AWS Trusted Advisor, Oracle Linux 9 Unbreakable and Red Hat kernels.
178: What’s in the Microsoft Dev Box?
Episode 178 of The Cloud Pod covers the latest cloud news: unleashing Microsoft Dev Box; Google Snooze Alerts; AWS Storage Day File Cache and blockhead badges.
177: The Cloud Pod Hopes That Amazon Knows the Three Laws of iRobots
Episode 177 of The Cloud Pod covers the latest cloud news: Amazon acquires iRobot, BigQuery boasts Zero-ETL for Bigtable, and Serverless SQL public preview.
176: The Cloud Pod Earnings Continue To Be Steady
Episode 176 of The Cloud Pod covers the latest cloud news: Cloud Earnings (or apparent lack thereof), AWS Skill Builder, Google Eventarc eases event management.
