The Pentagon is getting tired of the JEDI legal battles. Google Cloud Next isn’t nine weeks long, proving they must listen to survey feedback. AWS secrets get cross region goodies and eliminate some Lambda Spackle.
Microsoft Ignite has come and gone and we comment on announcements, keynotes, and general feelings about Azure. GKE goes on autopilot and Justin helps save you time learning GCP.
Gartner disappoints us with news that Low-Code has grown 23% in the last year. Google adds scheduled auto-scaling and Azure copies private marketplaces.
AWS adds flutter support to Amplify, Google Announced Service Directory and Azure joins HPE in deploying Space Edge computing for the cloud.
On The Cloud Pod this week, The Team are on the brink and three more months of the pandemic will likely push the podcast over the edge into an abyss of garble that no one can understand.
It’s earnings time and the cloud providers are printing money unless you are google and then you are burning it. Jeff Bezos is stepping down from CEO of Amazon! We cover private marketplace, Google Cloud SQL insights and we discuss and don’t discuss Azure Quantum.
Elastic has taken their anger with AWS to the next level forking all of Elasticsearch to the SSPL. Plus the cloud news from the three big providers this week on the cloud pod.
On The Cloud Pod this week, news has been a bit slow coming out of the Cloud Providers; the team suspects they might be curled up on the floor in fetal position after the events of last year.
The Cloud Pod is 100 episodes strong. Here’s what we’ve learned so far (plus we’ll give you some clues as to what to look for in the next 100 episodes).
On The Cloud Pod this week, it appears 2020 is not done with us yet and Ryan receives a mystery emergency alert to kick the show off.