Google to kill Cloud Pod if not #1 by 2023 – Episode 52
Your co-hosts settle into the winter holidays by unwinding from Re:Invent and recording the last episode of The Cloud Pod of 2019.
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Re:Invent 2019 – We *really* should have gone back to the room – Episode 51
Your co-hosts celebrate the one-year anniversary of the podcast by returning to the place where it all started – AWS Re:Invent. Joining us once again is Ryan Lucas (@ryron01) as we recap the largest week in Cloud.
The Smart Choice would have been to go back to the room – Ep 50
Your co-hosts are back from Thanksgiving and Re:Invent, and we’re running through all of it for you. In this episode, we cover the lead-up to opening day. Next week, we’ll release an episode fully devoted to Re:Invent coverage.
Twas the night before Re:Invent – Ep 49
AWS is getting ready for the biggest event of the year, Re:Invent 2019 in Las Vegas. Your Co-Hosts do their best to guess what AWS may announce, we cover some preannouncement news, and more!
Import Existing Resources into The Cloud Pod – Ep 48
Docker sells off its enterprise business to Mirantis. Amazon gets upset with the pentagon and launches a data exchange. Azure wins a lucrative contract and github actions. Google buys cloudsimple complicating things for the VMWare on Azure offerings.
The Cloud Pod gets a Savings Plan – Episode 47
AWS releases new RI option called the savings plan, IBM builds a financial services cloud, and @jeffbarr celebrates 15 years of blogging for AWS!
Google recognizes The Cloud Pod hosts as celebrities – E46
This week we discuss the Microsoft Ignite conference, announcements and new features and how we did on the Azure Draft. AWS announces a new Spain region and GCP had a lengthy halloween incident.
The Cloud Pod wins second place for the Jedi contract – Ep 45
The DOD awards the coveted Jedi contract, the MS ignite Draft, Earnings season and more this week on The Cloud Pod.
CloudWatch detects The Cloud Pod as an Anomaly – Ep 44
Redhat can’t save IBM’s earnings, AWS starts detecting anomalies, Google adds 100-gbps direct connect links to their datacenters, and Azure gets FHIR-Y.
The Right to Bare ARM Chips – Ep 43
This week AWS Firewall Manager adds support for VPC Security Groups, Amazon is finished moving off Oracle, Google ships new Kubernetes training and Azure requests comments on CIS benchmarks.