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change the way you develop a ship code

is like you have to re-design your supply chain :-)

Microservices seems the way to go, but it's complicated. Education about it is key !

Confusion re: critical elements of #cloud. Tools aren't as important as team and processes.

probably easiest to start adopting #containers using greenfield applications.

otherwise, refactoring a working application probably doesn't make sense for, say, an enterprise.

Yeah I think the biggest problems are still companies getting started. A whole lot of people are still stuck on traditional architectures. #Cloud #DevNetCreate

As with all new technology - its training your people

Maybe this is a niche thought, but I think there's a struggle to break large monolithic applications into a 12 factor/microserviced style apps! That's a lot of dev + resources, especially for old apps!

start with setting a vision and getting your devops, eng, support, and business aligned

Training and taking partners with companies that want to help bridge the void from #CloudReady will be the key, like @Cisco and @Docker

Architecting applications as micro services is a change in itself.

identify the business opportunity that can gain the most by cloud native methodody

pick something moderately difficult - you can not learn anything from easy problems

break the business solution into services and determine the best #microservices architecture to address

@aroach I'm not certain I agree w/this. There's value to be gained in better supporting tooling, but there can be significant investment.

Bootstrapping team, infrastructure and processes for microservice/containers. Once bootstrapped, development & delivery moves to fast lane.

as your developing your services, refactor your tools, processes, and business support systemjs (monitoring, alerting, billing)

devops and which model to follow we are looking at following the self-service model that Damon Edwards talked about

@benschumacher right. i suppose you'd need some hard business drivers such as scale or performance. certainly #shinyobjects isn't a good reason. it probably will happen, but may take a loooooooooooooong time.

challenges always include adapting to the extensibility of your software

Senior engineers and managements willingness for change with using tools as your product evolves

@aroach Couldn't agree more.

Alignment is the key. People have different thoughts on DevOps - level of automation, level of complexity, avoid over engineering etc

@aroach I am thinking a lot of companies might find a lift and shift useful for starters, moving VM apps to containers. Once their #container app skills grow, then develop the right way. But starting on the path is the key.

@JockDaRock Right! Lift & shift carries its own complexities. Great tools can smooth the transition.

There are huge opportunities to smartly interface the #IoT apps to the #network . Note: I say "smartly".

For example, we can use "network segmentation" to ensure #IoT devices are on an appropriate network segment, which allows them to be secured as needed.

automate everything!

how you bring these things work together to create new end user experiences or increase productivity

This covers both #IoT and #Cloud, but machine learning driven automation is rapidly arriving.

One big aspect of IoT to me. IoT = More data in, more insight discovered, more automation out! Cut the fat with data + automation in the real world.

i think the combination of data that we have and are gathering such as https://opportunity.... combined with #IoT creates really interesting ways to help communities

@jacob200ok But maybe that's too general :)

next big trend is programmable and intelligent edge

@mandywhaley Using IoT to help the community I think can help many overcome the fear of "robots taking over the world." Anyway we can help the community is stellar.

@jacob200ok +1

It is the possibility all new end user experiences that were not possible without connectivity of things, people, places

We have opportunities in data stream processing and analytics for #IoT. We need to flexibly process data on the device, at the edge, and in the cloud. Huge opportunity to get insights from the data.

@furrier agree - that is a place where there is a lot of opportunities for clever developers

@benschumacher i agree

@mandywhaley but i still think the AI generated paint names are hilarious - http://gizmodo.com/t...

a lot of stuff happening/proving in the consumer side of things(#maker). start getting the best practices to enterprises and industrial IoT

I think the direction will be as computers get smaller & more intelligent #IoT will only be reliant on #Cloud for redundancy. IoT devices will have the ability to make important decisions without input from the cloud #OnPremAI #OnPremDataLearning

@amalegaonkar Best practices FTW!

I would definitely say #blockchain solutions have a large role to play in IoT moving forward - security, distribution, scale and multi-enterprise needs.

@benschumacher Ta da!

V2X, Vehicle to Infrastructure, Vehicle 2 Vehicle, Vehicle to Pedestrian etc to will see big advancement in the future

Solve auto firmware upgrades to address security issues timely and aggressively

#1 challenge in #IoT imho is what data to move and when if at all

I think the biggest problems facing IoT right now are lack of developers in that space and lack of unified standards, frameworks / platforms for developing IoT applications #IoT #Developers

need to solve for common standards, things are growing really fast with #IoT and no common standards yet

Security of things

How enterprises fold in new IoT solutions into existing business and operational processes successfully, as part of using them effectively.

Understand business value. Real impact creates real value, see VC investment in Notion.

The roles of players in the #IoT ecosystem is still being worked out... what's done on the device, at the edge, in the cloud.

For IoT to be for real we will need reliable and resilient connectivity which will be crucial for Connected car type applications in addition to security solutions like blockchain

Industrial IoT - changing the mindset... heard it from a lot of folks - "my PLC system does that today, what will IoT give me"

how enterprises handle the many transitions that are happening at the same time- cloud, IoT, DevOps, change in speed of business

@benschumacher Re: @notion, they're working on #IoT devices for insurance providers. http://www.denverpos...

On the growing the community of #developers in this space. I think the industry needs to build off of the expertise of developers in the spaces of #AppDevs #DevOps #DataDevelopers. Those will also be key to the future #DevNetCreate

shared standard and infrastructure

IoT's focus has been on complex situations. How about we make it solve simpler things like automating kitchen tasks or parenthood *smiles*