The convergence of mainstream telecom and the cloud – Feb 3, 2011
Richard Whitehead from Novell joins Matt Grant and Frank Days to discuss the convergence of traditional IT and cloud-based services in the wake of Verizon’s acquisition of Terremark.
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This podcast tackles the drama surrounding cloud computing head on. Each week, a Novell guest and a third-party subject matter expert will examine the emerging ideas, challenges and opportunities relevant to cloud computing in a spirited, non-formatted discussion.
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Software, startups and the cloud – Jan 27, 2011
Daniel Chalef of KnowledgeTree discusses the advantages the cloud gives to software startups.
Content delivery networks, security and the cloud – Jan 13, 2011
Andy Ellis, Senior Director of Information Security and Chief Security Architect at Akamai Technologies talks with Matt about content delivery, security and the cloud.
Linux, software appliances, and the cloud – Jan 6, 2011
Bryan Lunduke, host of the Linux Action Show and winner of the Disters Awards discusses how software appliances, open source and the cloud are evolving.
SIEM, security log infrastructure and the cloud – Dec 16, 2010
Matt Grant discusses the challenges of log management in the cloud with Raffy Marty of Loggly and Brian Singer of Novell.
The Cloud and Mainstream IT: Highlights from the Gartner Data Center Show
Matthew Grant gets the highlights from the Gartner Data Center show from Dylan Larson of Intel and John Stetic of Novell. They also discuss the relationship between virtualization and private cloud.
Cloud Storage: Gateway to the cloud? – Dec 2, 2010
SaaS adoption may be mainstream today but PaaS and IaaS adoption continues to lag. Is cloud storage one logical entry point for companies interested in IaaS? What are the benefits of cloud storage and how does it get integrated into existing network architecture? Is vendor lock‑in a bigger fear here than elsewhere? Does “cloud” storage truly count as “cloud”?
Host:
Matthew T. Grant
Guest:
Don MacVittie, Technical Marketing Manager at F5 Networks
