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**Software Defined Talk**

Get ready for a weekly dose of all things Enterprise Software and Cloud Computing! Join us as we dive into topics including Kubernetes, DevOps, Serverless, Security and Coding. Plus, we’ll keep you entertained with plenty of off-topic banter and nonsense. Don’t worry if you miss the latest industry conference – we’ve got you covered with recaps of all the latest news from AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF).

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Episode 68: Too old for the buffet Aug 05, 2016

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SPONSOR

See cote.io/promos for a full list of all the deals "mid-roll" stuff currently going on.
I have a discount code for Operability.IO, September 19th and 20th in London. I hear good things about this conference; check out their talks from last year. It has a good list of speakers, including our very own Casey West. You can 10% off registration if you use the code COTEMEMOOIO16. Check out https://cote.io/promos/ for more - free books, free cloud time, etc.
Interested in speeding your software's cycle time, reducing release cycles, and a resilient cloud platform? Check out the free ebook on Cloud Foundry or take Cloud Foundry for a test drive with Pivotal Web Services. See those and other things at cote.io/pivotal.

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HPE on the block?

Coverage: “several private equity firms, including KRR, Apollo Global Management and the Carlyle Group, are looking to pay $40 billion or more to buy HPE outright”
Bill Hilf out of HPE, another cloud re-org at HPE
Let’s compare: IBM, Oracle, EMC/Dell, even Verizon/Yahoo! - big tech companies surviving long term.
Meanwhile: rumors of Rackspace going private.

YAHOO!

What’s Verizon doing over there?
Coté’s notes on this: one and two.

ChefConf

Recommendations

Brandon: Stranger Things
Matt: Utopia/Homeland2. My kids love Tim Tams. Manly. http://fan-o-rama.com/
Coté: Field Notes Byline, reporter's notebook.

Episode 67: Fried chicken, Docker Swarm, tech journalism, or, "but that sweet @MattRay interpolation, tho." Jul 02, 2016

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SPONSOR

See cote.io/promos for a full list of all the deals "mid-roll" stuff currently going on.
Get $50 off DevOpsDays Minneapolis, July 20th and 21st, with the code SDT2016. I'll be getting some for Chicago and Seattle sometime too.
August 1st to 4th, SpringOne Platform – I'll be talking on DevOps and generally hanging out with the cloud native folks. You can get $300 off registration when you use the code pivotal-cote-300.

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If you like video, see this episodes' video recording.

Rainbow Chicken vs. Chick-fil-A

The "happy meal" barter system.
The Left needs some fried chicken chain.

DockerCon

Docker now includes SwarmKit, making K8s more contentious
In LinkedIn, well documented exploration of Docker adoption in big firms by LinkedIn profiles.
Shows exponential growth vs. Java, Ruby on Rails, visualization terms

Is there product strategy going on in the container space?

Accident-driven intentionality.
Yes, they're building up momentum and then monetization.

Midroll

SpringOne Platform - funny name, etc. $300 off registration with code pivotal-cote-300.
ChefCon - July 11th and 13th in Austin!

Brook & Bob memorial segment, On the Tech Media

Matt Asay piece: The press will believe anything about open source. Not all Sunshine and Lollipops in Open Source Land
What do expect?
What's business model?

Apple & ZFS

More detail than you'd care to want
It's like a story of the ups and (mostly) downs of enterprise infrastructure software. Also, the flirtation nature of announcements that keeps eager nerd-beavers on tender-hooks.

BONUS LINKS! Not covered in show

Infrastructure Software is Dead, or, "With friends like these…"

Hard truths from Mirantis
"Everybody's OpenStack software is equally bad."
"But none of this matters, because today customers don't care about software. Customers care about outcomes." (Because, you know, they used to not care about outcomes…? Plz. advise.)

Infrastructure Investments by Cloud Service Providers

Charts! Numbers! Cloud!
I like her By the Numbers thing. Coté used to do something like that and it was fun to put together.

10 Hour Maintenance Windows on Oracle Cloud?

I seem to remember Google having something similar

Operational Best Practices for Serverless

Charity Major's write-up from her talk at the #Serverless conference
If you chose a provider, you do not get to just point your finger at them in the post mortem and say it's their fault. You chose them, it's on you. It's tacky to blame the software or the service, and besides your customers don't give a shit whose "fault" it is.

Checking in on CostCo

Which Visa to get

Recommendations

Brandon: Chaos Monkeys.
Matt: Boston Dynamics robot video & moar falling robots! The Inevitable. Also, the podcast mentioned earlier: "Brian Christian on Algorithms to Live By," presented at The Long Now Foundation.
Coté: Hey, as beef sticks go, the Ostrim ones look pretty good. No sugar, mostly? Also, The King Killer Chronicles.

Episode 66: I-Bankers Smokin' L's in the Hot-tub Jun 18, 2016

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SPONSOR

See cote.io/promos for a full list of all the deals "mid-roll" stuff currently going on.
Get $50 off DevOpsDays Minneapolis, July 20th and 21st, with the code SDT2016. I'll be getting some for Chicago and Seattle sometime too.
Interested in speeding your software's cycle time, reducing release cycles, and a resilient cloud platform? Check out the free ebook on Cloud Foundry or take Cloud Foundry for a test drive with Pivotal Web Services. See those and other things at cote.io/pivotal.

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If you like video, see this episodes' video recording.

Samsung Buys Joyent

Joyent notes
Coverage from Venturebeat
"Until today, we lacked one thing. We lacked the scale required to compete effectively in the large, rapidly growing and fiercely competitive cloud computing market. Now, that changes,"

Microsoft acquires LinkedIn

Press Release from Microsoft
M&A Synergies Theoretical WTF'ing:
- Slideshare, extended to all Office formats.
- Login with LinkedIn + AD = SSO won. Also: "Massively scaling the reach and engagement of LinkedIn by using the network to power the social and identity layers of Microsoft's ecosystem of over one billion customers. Think about things like LinkedIn's graph interwoven throughout Outlook, Calendar, Active Directory, Office, Windows, Skype, Dynamics, Cortana, Bing and more."
- 433 million professionals in LinkedIn (from MSFT internal memo).
- ...but it's probably all the same people, tho.
- "Along with the new growth in our Office 365 commercial and Dynamics businesses this deal is key to our bold ambition to reinvent productivity and business processes." (MSFT CEO, from MSFT internal memo)
- Ads and dumb-AI context: "This combination will make it possible for new experiences such as a LinkedIn newsfeed that serves up articles based on the project you are working on and Office suggesting an expert to connect with via LinkedIn to help with a task you're trying to complete. As these experiences get more intelligent and delightful, the LinkedIn and Office 365 engagement will grow. And in turn, new opportunities will be created for monetization through individual and organization subscriptions and targeted advertising." (MSFT CEO, from MSFT internal memo)
- LinkedIn growth since Dec, 2008: "Our team has grown from 338 people to over 10,000, our membership from 32M to over 433M and our revenue from $78M to over $3 billion." (MSFT internal memo).
- Others from memo: Lydia training inline in MSFT apps; paid content in MSFT apps (a la Spiceworks); HR and recruiting.
Deal PR deck - pretty good. I can see how the social graph and all the "semantic web sit" in LinkedIn, crossed with MSFT assets works well.
One take on ads, doesn't like the Office angle, cause privacy, but oh wait: Google Apps and GMail
It's the 1 dataset MS can keep out of Facebook and Google's hands. https://trackchanges.postlight.com/9-things-microsoft-could-do-with-linkedin-2aec55c2bc72#.iv7cofd13
"Microsoft could improve LinkedIn": Microsoft designs for people who have to do boring things with computers in order to make money. It's the 9–5 software vendor.
Previous big acquisitions: Nokia for $7.2bn, Skype for $8.5bn, Xamarin for $400m.
From 451 M&A coverage:
I-banker stuff: "Microsoft will pay $196 per share to acquire LinkedIn, a 50% bump up from where it was trading ahead of the deal announcement, although well behind the $250 each share was worth in November. The price tag values LinkedIn at 8.2x trailing revenue."
"The company [Microsoft] must find new ways to differentiate. Integrations with LinkedIn offer potential functionality that will be challenging to duplicate. When the two companies are joined, there will be multiple ways that LinkedIn's member network, and the data from that, will go into improving Microsoft's Office and Dynamics apps, besides the other benefits from running a combined company."
"LinkedIn's tools for recruiters account for 58% of the $860m in revenue it generated in the first quarter of the year [so, $3.440bn run rate]. When combined with educational material from its Lynda.com acquisition, HCM tools make up 65% of sales. Tools for marketers and premium subscriptions (including its offering for sales teams) each make up less than 20% of the business, and are the slowest growing parts of the business."
"Microsoft is the world's largest software developer, with about $100bn in sales and a $400bn market cap."
I-Bankers rejoice!
Tim Anderson inadvertantly makes a good case of CRM/HCM

Private Equity buying Tech Companies

Why private equity is buying up software companies
The theory seems to be: SaaS companies are undervalued, and PE firms are looking to buy cheap assets and grow them, and re-exit them. This vs. the usual cut costs and re-exit then. Of course, Qlik and Ping aren't SaaS.
Vista Acquires Ping Identity for $600m
Symantec buys Bluecoat from Bain

bignews.chef.io

It's habitat
Habitat centers application configuration, management, and behavior around the application itself, not the infrastructure that the app runs on.
Habitat is comprised of plan and build system, a supervisor, an HTTP interface on that supervisor to report package status, a depot, a communication model for disseminating rumors through a supervisor ring, and many other components.
Check out the code
Don't look at the camera, and don't smile - Cade Metz story
Adam Throwing Eggs at Nathan.

Mid-roll

Matt talking habitat - June 21st in Austin!
Coté in Poland next week.
Pivotal Conversations podcast - subscribe.
SpringOne Platform – get $300 off your registration with the code pivotal-cote-300!
Discounts to DevOpsDays: Get $50 off DevOpsDays Minneapolis, July 20th and 21st, with the code SDT2016.
Cloud Native Roadshows - all year long, in many cities globally. Check 'em out and come learn about Pivotal and Cloud Foundry for free, including some lunch.
As always, see Crazy Coté's Discount Codes and Special Promotions

BONUS LINKS! Not covered in show.

What enterprise wants from Google's cloud

Google, in short, needs to learn to be boring
...according to Gartner analyst Lydia Leong: "Azure almost always loses tech evals to AWS hands-down, but guess what? They still win deals. Business isn't tech-only." What a weird thread that is!
"Greene is also tapping her VMware Rolodex, talking with big enterprise rivals like SAP SE, Microsoft and Oracle, to get more of their products into the Google cloud. That's must-have for some large companies, which need prepackaged software from these providers to run their businesses. No Oracle or SAP products are available on Google's cloud today. Microsoft and Oracle declined to comment, while SAP confirmed early talks." From Jack Clark's Bloomberg piece.

Docker, K8s and Mesos as Interoperability Targets

Piece from TheNewStack

Meta Podcast Stuff

Apple Announcement

WWDC 2016: Apple's 8 key enterprise stories

Recommendations

Brandon: Keepin it 1600. Radlolab Presents More Prefect.
Matt: I miss Uber; Matt's gets Mercutio'ed by Austin and Uber. Occupied.
Coté: Nine minute history of "old IBM" - Poison Ivy treatments: I gotcha covered, so to speak.

Episode 65: The High-level WTF on "Scheduling" Jun 11, 2016

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SPONSOR

See cote.io/promos for a full list of all the deals "mid-roll" stuff currently going on.
Get $50 off DevOpsDays Minneapolis, July 20th and 21st, with the code SDT2016. I’ll be getting some for Chicago and Seattle sometime too.
August 1st to 4th, SpringOne Platform – I’ll be talking on DevOps and generally hanging out with the cloud native folks. You can get $300 off registration when you use the code pivotal-cote-300.

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If you like video, see this episodes’ video recording.

Father’s Day

It’s coming, June 19th. What should fathers be asking for?
Time alone a la Nathaniel Fisher.
The Buff, neck-ware thing: be like Kevin Rayburn.
Aerobie AeroPress Coffee Maker with Tote Bag
Tortuga one-bag backpack

MesosCon

Platform Infrastructure at Twitter: The Past, Present and - Future - Chris Pinkham, VP of Engineering, Twitter
Forgot to talk about this, but here are my notes from the MesosCon presentation by Twitter
Former Nimbula founder (Oracle acquisition), early AWS founder.
Twitter's kinda big deal, maybe you've heard of them. Over 1000 services manage Twitter, over 1,000,000 cores.
http://twitter.github.io
Heron is a newly open-sourced replacement for Storm. Supporting all of our own code isn't sustainable, need an open source community.
The Ellen Degeneres photo tweet from the 2015 Academy Awards knocked a couple of services over. 25% traffic spike, hit 255k/tweets per second. 2016 Academy Awards had 2x the traffic, no failures.
30,000 node Mesos cluster (probably largest). "We don't like being the biggest of anything, we find the edge cases." 130,000,000 containers launched daily.
Some of their acquisitions were in public cloud, they don't move them in-house. They're actually pushing new services out to AWS where they can. Vine, TellApart, Crashlytics, MoPub, BlueFin, etc. Ad-serving is mostly in AWS. Users: Time Warner, Twitter (30,000 host deployment), Apple Siri.

What exactly is scheduling?

BMC CONTROL-M
Coté gets Matt to "checks out" his crudes understanding. (Spoiler: Checks out.)

Serverless, what’s the deal?

Wardly hitches it to Cloud Foundry

Mid-roll

SpringOne Platform – get $300 off your registration with the code pivotal-cote-300!
Discounts to DevOpsDays: Get $50 off DevOpsDays Minneapolis, July 20th and 21st, with the code SDT2016.
Cloud Native Roadshows - all year long, in many cities globally. Check 'em out and come learn about Pivotal and Cloud Foundry for free, including some lunch.
As always, see Crazy Coté’s Discount Codes and Special Promotions
Big News From Chef
Matt’s presenting at the Austin Cloud User Group
Chef’s got a sales event on the 16th in Austin
Leave us some comments and reviews in iTunes, or just tell your friends to listen. Also, talking to us in Twitter is better than all these things! (We just want to be loved.)

BONUS LINKS!

Not covered in show:

Somebody’s using Kubernetes

Hear the tale!
Concur & Barkly Protects
Both shops did customizations to the codebase (AWS AZ & ELB support, Prometheus)

AWS & Australia News

Coté’s revamped Pivotal Conversations Podcast

First episode
One in the can; iTunes feed
Going to use SoundCloud. Let’s see how this goes!

Typosquatting Package Managers

Seriously messed up.
“In the thesis itself, several powerful methods to defend against typo squatting attacks are discussed. Therefore they are not included in this blog post.”

A Docker on every HPE Server

Running on HPE
Reference Architectures!
HPE 3PAR and SiteScope plugins!
Maybe Brandon can regale us with some history: tales of The Mercury Wars!
Also, some ALM stuff. Sadly, I don’t have access to the IDC reports on this, however, they’re expecting big things: “IDC's analysis of this market resulted in worldwide agile application life-cycle management software 2014 revenue of $450.3 million, up 30.5% from the 2013 revenue of $345 million. IDC expects very strong growth for agile ALM software for the 2014–2019 time frame, with growth to $1.8 billion by 2019 and a high CAGR of 32%”
erry-one doin’ it! What’s up with Chef’s ALM/CD stuff? Pivotal circle of code vision, with ConcourseCI.

Recommendations

Brandon: (1.) Listener Feedback: Amazon does let you have addenda, from Josh Hoover](https://twitter.com/joshuahoover/status/728921712486572032 ); (2.) App Store Announcements overview; (3.) Ben Thompson on how to make it in the media in 2016
Matt: Diaspora
Coté: Follow-up: that machette works, but watch out for poison ivy. Also, try out @Wu_Tang_Finance to really freak 'em.

Episode 64: Residential Diaper Rash Jun 04, 2016

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Interested in speeding your software's cycle time, reducing release cycles, and a resilient cloud platform? Check out the free ebook on Cloud Foundry or take Cloud Foundry for a test drive with Pivotal Web Services. See those and other things at cote.io/pivotal.
See cote.io/promos for a full list of all the deals "mid-roll" stuff currently going on.

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If you like video, see this episodes' video recording.

"Residential Diaper Rash"

Shit's wet in Texas
The right kind of rain

Battling Billionaires

Making money in open source

Something about a16z and O'Grady's open source piece.
ARM licensing.
Battery Ventures conference - Mårten Mickos says RDS has probably made more money off MySQL than Oracle has.

Mid-roll

Chef's got something new soon Just wait 260 more hours
SpringOne Platform, August 1st to 4th - speaker line-up announced, including Coté and some stars from LordsOfComputing.com (Matt and Brian).
Discounts to DevOpsDays: Get $50 off DevOpsDays Minneapolis, July 20th and 21st, with the code SDT2016.
More shit at https://cote.io/promos/.
See cote.io/promos for a full list of all the deals and "mid-roll" stuff currently going on.

Notes from Corporate Strategy Land

Qlik goes private - Thoma Bravo pays $3bn. Good summary of historic BI acquisitions from 451.
Wither JasperSoft?: "On April 28, 2014, TIBCO announced it had acquired Jaspersoft for approximately $185 million."
Court ruling on Dell going private - Coté has nothing to say about that. However, the story of going private in the first part of the 115 page court ruling is gripping stuff if you're into corporate strategy - it's a rare chance to see what happens in all these M&A deals.

Mary Meeker's 2016 Internet Trends Report

Video of the presentation
Quartz highlights
- Software is getting faster at eating the (ecommerce) world: "The time it takes retailers to get to $100 million in online sales is shrinking. It took Nike 14 years from the time its retail site launched, compared to nine years for Lululemon, and eight year for Under Armour."
213 slides of charts (PDF).

BONUS LINKS!

Ezra Klein on productivity loss
Oracle loses their case against Google - APIs aren't copyrightable- Counter-view: "cartoon vision of the world" and "banana republics."
AWS launches Flourish - Framework for serverless computing - Open up the ability to add new language runtimes
Salesforce moving into AWS? - $400 million over 4 years - But what about Oracle?
CoreOS launches Torus - GIFEE strikes again!

Recommendations

Matt: Weird history of fake bands in the 60s. #tronc.
Coté: (1.) Weatherproof button-up shirts from CostCo. (2.) The old guy hair of Bloodline. (3.) Coach Taylor seem like a real nice guy. (4.) Provisional recommendation: Gerber Bear Grylls Parang Machete.
Brandon: Tortuga Air - no more fear of gate-checking.

Episode 63: The Snack-Tracker, Uber in Austin, & Tater Salad May 26, 2016

Show notes

Cost Cutting Perks in Silicon Valley

More from the snack-track files.
Employees at Kabam, the online-gaming startup worth $1 billion, recently felt like there was a decrease in the number of office snack stands. Although the company denies it, some believe the snack stands are now placed more sporadically in order to reduce the employees' frequency of snack consumption by making it a little harder to get to them.

No Uber in Austin

Brandon sets us straight on the details.
Coté defends the uber-haters.

Will Containers Replace Hypervisors, Almost Certainly Yes

TL;DR; is the title :)
Randy Bias, the "pets vs. cattle" godfather, makes a strong case for hypervisors being on the way out.
Once all the legacy apps are re-written to be in containers (cloud native) or decom'ed (you know, in the future), and we don't want to run multiple OSes (so don't need the driver handling that hypervisors give us)...no need for hypervisors. QED.

Cloud chief Diane Greene on how Google can beat Amazon and Microsoft

A brief interview
"Q: How will Google differentiate against AWS and Microsoft? A: Only 5 percent of workloads are in the public cloud. Effectively you're riding another company's innovation curve for free. We've open-sourced a lot of technologies like Kubernetes and TensorFlow. As we add more features, we'll be able to share a lot more strengths with applications." - can OSS be used to attack on-premises cloud?
Not in my tater salad!

BONUS LINKS!

Apprenda buys Kismatic

"Apprenda will also take the lead in building out Windows support for Kubernetes, which has been Linux focused," said Sinclair Schuller, chief executive of Apprenda.
Do you even pop-up, bro?
Apprenda pivoted towards Kubernetes recently, Kismatic was building "Enterprise friendly" Kubernetes
"Per Incident" pricing is really hard to scale. Perhaps Brandon has comments on open source business models.
"[I]t is what most would call a dynamic market."

Digging into Microsoft's Cloud Numbers

Charts!
Microsoft has something like $102.6bn cash on-hand. Smoke 'em if you got 'em!

Internet Giants Resume Data Center Spending

"Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Facebook spent a combined $23 billion in 2015 on capital projects. During an investment flurry from 2011 to last year, the companies' combined capex nearly tripled."
"Parsimony at Alphabet is all relative. The company's $9.9 billion in capital expenditures for 2015 was nearly more than the combined capex spending of Microsoft and Amazon."

Facebook Sponsors the Republican National Convention

The social network says its participation — which will include a lounge — should not be interpreted as an endorsement of any candidate, issue or political party. It plans to do the same at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
Tell me more about this lounge…
So, who's going to sponsor the RNC JumboTron for SDT?

Nazis on Reddit!

Never read the comments

Recommendations

Brandon: Y20U noise canceling headphones - cheap! and the full Area X triology on audible, for just one credit!
Matt: Doing the Lord's work; super heros jumping
Coté: Lomo al Trapo, aka, "towel meat.". Also fast.com. Also The Botanist gin.

Episode 62: Peak Ping Pong May 06, 2016

Show notes

This week, we discuss DevOpsDays Austin, Pivotal's funding round, and some follow-up for the OpenStack Summit: turns our Gartner doesn't hate them. Also, with the new ping-model out, we discuss the potential for peak ping pong.

SPONSOR

Get 30% off OSCON, in Austin on May 18th and 19th, when you register with the code REFERCOTE.
Get $50 off DevOpsDays Minneapolis, July 20th and 21st, with the code SDT2016. I'll be getting some for Chicago and Seattle sometime too.
Get 20% off registration for the Cloud Foundry Summit, May 23rd to 25th, with the code CF16COTE.
Interested in speeding your software's cycle time, reducing release cycles, and a resilient cloud platform? Check out the free ebook on Cloud Foundry or take Cloud Foundry for a test drive with Pivotal Web Services. See those and other things at cote.io/pivotal.

Show notes

If you like video, see this episodes' video recording. Agile & Beyond Conference - Jeffrey Liker keynote.

DevOpsDays Austin earlier this week.

500 to 600 people, +200 y/y
Matt Ray's talk on compliance, Coté's talk.

Pivotal gets a series C

Press release
$253 million with new investors Ford and Microsoft. Existing: GE, EMC, and VMware.
Momentum by penetration: "30% of the Fortune 100 currently work with Pivotal… The company now works with seven of the top 10 U.S. banks, three of the top five global auto manufacturers, and five of the top 10 telecommunication companies."
Momentum by run-rate: "Pivotal Cloud Foundry and Pivotal Big Data Suite having crossed the $200 million and $100 million annual bookings run-rate milestones, respectively."
Momentum by logos: "GE, Ford, Verizon, Home Depot, Comcast, Humana, Lockheed Martin, and Allstate"
"Person familiar" says Pivotal now has a $2.8bn valuation. From the same article, Ford's chunk is $182.2m.

Gartner actually "likes" OpenStack

OpenStack and Gartner: The Facts - Alan Waite
Good representation of many things: how difficult it is to be "part of the conversation" with a paywall.
The perception of Gartner is usually skewed
Tip: always read the primary source, be it a Gartner PDF or a talk, etc.

Ping Pong and the Tech Bubble?

"Falling table-tennis sales give a peek into the economics of Silicon Valley, where the right to play on the job is sacrosanct"
Seriously? No wonder people hate Silicon Valley
Hey, look, it's the Pivotal SF offices! Love that chunky coconut water.

DevOpsDays Seattle next week, May 12th and 13th - Coté has an ignite talk there.
Ignite talks
Jeff Bezos weighs in on rewrites This anecdote has really stuck with me

Recommendations

Brandon: SaveFrom.net/ - save videos from the web.
Matt: New Radiohead "Burn the Witch" DevOpsDays Austin speaker gifts.
Coté: Lords of Computing #12 - with Brian Gregory of Express Scripts. I don't usually toot my own content horn, but this was a good episode. Also, that Elon Musk book by Ashlee Vance. It was $2 on Amazon the other day, so YOLO. Also: James Governor on an Apple Watch with an explosion behind him.

Episode 61: Baltimore is not the same as Annapolis. Also, they like crab there Apr 29, 2016

Show notes

OpenStack is crawling its way into the plateau of productivity, we submit, during this week of the OpenStack Summit. We also discuss the recent Docker survey findings, and some overly precise number on private vs. public cloud adoption. Coté also manages to insult the entire Eastern seaboard, esp. Annapolis.

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Go to a conference on the cheap! Discount Codes

I round up all sorts of discount codes for conferences and such, here's what I got today:

Get 30% off OSCON, in Austin on May 18th and 19th, when you register with the code REFERCOTE.
Get 15% off DevOpsDays Seattle, May 12th and 13th, when you register with the code SOFTWARETALK. I'll be there staffing the Pivotal table and also giving an ignite talk.
Get 20% off registration for the Cloud Foundry Summit, May 23rd to 25th, with the code CF16COTE.
Get $50 off DevOpsDays Minneapolis, July 20th and 21st, with the code SDT2016. I'll be getting some for Chicago and Seattle sometime too.

Show notes

If you like video, see this episodes' video recording.
Agile and Beyond conference

OpenStack

Coté's developer relations and marketing panel - see sample of questions.
Big name membership momentum from @alsadowski
Also, 451 market-size estimates: 2013: $486m; 2015: $1.2bn; 2018E: $3.37bn

Docker Survey out - #WhatDoYouMakeOfThat

Get the PDF
Respondents are the HN set? - 511 respondents, 59% from software companies, 56% orgs less than 100 employees, 47% devs or dev managers
51% in production
"survey respondents reported on average a 13X increase in frequency of software releases."
"Because Docker makes it simple and easy to push software out, isolate issues and roll back, over 63% of organizations report a reduction in their MTTR which impacts overall software quality and customer satisfaction."

Cloud about to get HUGE

"CIOs report that 16.2% of workloads are currently running in the public cloud, and that in five years 41.3% of workloads will run in a public cloud. This suggests at least a 20% CAGR in public cloud workloads over the next five years. In our view, a near- tripling of the public-Cloud-based workload mix represents a monumental architectural shift, which shows no signs of abating and is likely to create a major ripple effect across the entire technology landscape." - "Amazon Seeing 'Momentous' Change of Guard as Public Cloud 'Booms,' Says JP Morgan"

How does Wall Street work, again?

A Rolex-level of "failure"
Back of the Envelop podcast - where Ed used to teach Coté about how money works.
Cisco OSpod podcast
Dan Lyons book - candy walls and HubSpot.

Feedback & Follow-up

Full Snack Developer: Old Bay Seasoning on French Fries - that is Coté's new God.
Mesos is fleet management. How's that one handle on the curves?
Chapters in podcasts. I used Chapter app and it was better than the half-ass results with Fission. But, still, the marks didn't line up perfectly. Computers - amiright? (Don't get me wrong: Fission is awesome, but: really?)
We should be in Google Play Podcasts - can someone verify this before they EOL it?
I heard that two people have used the code CF16COTE to register for the CF Summit. I'm going to believe they're from the listeners here and not my newsletter. HOW YOU LIKE MY CPM NOW?!
They love us in Brazil!

Recommendations

Brandon: TICKR heart-rate monitor.
Matt: [Public cloud](www.slideshare.net/mattray/why-not-public-cloud). Also: renting your house is hard.
Coté: OH YEAH!

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Brook & Bob memorial segment, On the Tech Media

Apple & ZFS

Infrastructure Software is Dead, or, "With friends like these…"

Infrastructure Investments by Cloud Service Providers

10 Hour Maintenance Windows on Oracle Cloud?

Operational Best Practices for Serverless

Checking in on CostCo

Mid-roll

What enterprise wants from Google's cloud

Docker, K8s and Mesos as Interoperability Targets

Meta Podcast Stuff

Apple Announcement

Father’s Day

MesosCon

What exactly is scheduling?

Serverless, what’s the deal?

Mid-roll

Somebody’s using Kubernetes

AWS & Australia News

Coté’s revamped Pivotal Conversations Podcast

Typosquatting Package Managers

A Docker on every HPE Server

"Residential Diaper Rash"

Battling Billionaires

Making money in open source

Mid-roll

Notes from Corporate Strategy Land

Mary Meeker's 2016 Internet Trends Report

Cost Cutting Perks in Silicon Valley

No Uber in Austin

Will Containers Replace Hypervisors, Almost Certainly Yes

Cloud chief Diane Greene on how Google can beat Amazon and Microsoft

Apprenda buys Kismatic

Digging into Microsoft's Cloud Numbers

Internet Giants Resume Data Center Spending

Facebook Sponsors the Republican National Convention

Nazis on Reddit!

Ads

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OpenStack

Docker Survey out - #WhatDoYouMakeOfThat

Cloud about to get HUGE

How does Wall Street work, again?

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