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On The Cloud Pod the team reviews the multi-billion-dollar DOD contract formerly known as Jedi awarded to big tech companies; Microsoft buys a stake in LSE, raising questions; Werner shares his 2023 tech predictions and posts the Distributed Computing manifesto to his blog; and lastly, at Azure, Bell hits bumps while trying to make Microsoft safer.
The Cloud Pod recaps all of the positives and negatives of Amazon ReInvent 2022, the annual conference in Las Vegas, bringing together 50,000 cloud computing professionals
The annual re:invent prediction show for 2022! How do your hosts do with their crazy predictions and hopes. This year we got some friends to help us crowdsource these ideas across social media!
On The Cloud Pod this week, Amazon Time Sync is now available over the internet as a public NTP service, Amazon announces ECS Task Scale-in protection, and Private Marketplace is now in preview.
On The Cloud Pod this week, Google announces the 2022 DORA reports, GCP unveils flexible committed use discounts and AWS opens a new region in Switzerland,
On The Cloud Pod this week, Amazon announces Neptune Serverless, Google introduces Blockchain Node Engine, and we get some cost management updates from Microsoft.
Google Cloud Next, Microsoft Ignite and Oracle Cloud world! It is a busy week on the cloud pod as we try to make sense of all the announcements!
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,…
AWS revises IAM role trust policy behavior, Google Cloud Next is around the corner and Azure promises the future of IoT implementations.
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!