122: Welcome to Crash Consistency Week
Episode 122 of The Cloud Pod covers the latest cloud computing developments: Hashicorp’s revival of Vagrant 3.0, Google’s subsea cable and Azure’s newest datacenter region.
121: Blue Origin finds new “dummy” to go to space
Is sending the former CEO of one of the biggest technology companies in the world to space a good idea? On The Cloud Pod this week, the team discusses the…
120: The Cloud Pod crosses the data streams
The Cloud Pod talks a lot of machine learning this week from data streams, Data Flows, and DataPlex. Now we just need someone to explain how these all work together! Plus ECS is now available on a boat, in a house, in a tree and we really really like this!
119: Oracle announces something amazing, The Cloud Pod worldview shook
Oracle releases Arm processor instances and your hosts are impressed, plus that sweet free tier makes this super compelling. Plus your favorite cloud news from AWS, Google, and Azure.
118: The Cloud Pod talks LaMDA, which one?
AWS releases updates to EKS, Cloudformation Guard, and AWS application migration services. Google offers you discounts on cloud run commitments and launches LaMDA?!? Azure is shutting down its blockchain service!
117: Justin is out, Peter’s distracted by his parents, Jonathan is just British and Ryan is probably tipsy…. But we had one job and we’re recording!
The team delivered a cloud recording while Justin was out. JEDI might lose to the sith, AWS gives you IAM access to Kafka. Access Google Cloud Spanner via Visual Studio code and Azure gets a new googly logo.
116: The Cloud Pod is positively charged for AWS Proton
It is Q1 earnings season, and no surprise cloud tech crushed numbers. AWS proton drops several features plus financial services and media and entertainment offerings. Google gets Databricks and Azure gave us PubSub this week on the cloud pod.
115: The Cloud Pod gets to the root of it
Amazon finally allows us to replace root volumes without destroying our instances. Azure gets excited about super computers with UK Met meaning better more accurate forecasts of rain for the UK. Google adds PHP support to cloud functions enabling several use cases for your PHP experts.
114: The Cloud Pod looks forward to rewriting Terraform code… again
We talk about the new Boundary and Terraform release from Hashicorp. Amazon Managed Services for Grafana now supports enterprise feature set. Google takes a deep dive into their colossus storage tier and opens a new region in Warsaw.
113: The Cloud Pod goes mobile
IBM starts a date app “Kyndrl” oh wait sorry that’s the name of the managed infrastructure business. Amazon goes from elastic to Open with OpenSearch and new mobile capabilities. Google talks about their customer Leaf Space and more!