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I'm looking forward to the Cloud Native Compute Foundation getting up and running with a head of steam in 2016

I hope that we will see improvements in open network technologies aligning #OpenStack and containers.

More seamless integration across OpenStack and Cloud Foundry

@bradtopol and @Docker

New communities will be on line like the CNCF that will wrestle with the container space and more

@dancberg or Open Containers

@IBMCloud Definitely will see improvements in networking support for containers

Here's some background on IBM's role with the CNCF: http://ibm.co/1HOfbj...

@dancberg did u see @weaveworks announce today? https://twitter.com/...

@bradtopol that gets my vote!

@christo4ferris Yes...been watching with interest.

API's will also be in the news. The API economy is heating up. Spec's like swagger are taking hold

Will also see OpenStack container support (Magnum) improve for Mesos, Kubernetes, etc

@openstack and @cloudfoundry like PBnJ

Node.js has grown up into a fantastic technology and I expect to see complimentary technologies become top line projects in that foundation

Great that OpenStack is Tokyo next week, how do views on open source vary by geography?

All geographies have broadly embraced OpenStack. 140 countries and 28,000 members

Improved Neutron Scalability

Lots fo topics are hot. I'm sure we continue to see a lot of work on how containers can be used

Improved volume replication and migration support

each successive Summit, Containers get more and more attention

agree that networking will be a hot topic

Easier upgrading across versions of Neutron

Better enccryption support for object storage

coordination among projects to improve ability to upgrade and emergence of a long term support distro. Well, I wish.

Nuetron is hot. The foundation is highlighting to all the membership how important it is

I'm also hoping for increased focus on interop and portability - defCore and refStack

Improved load balancing and autoscaling support for containers in Magnum

Translation took a big leap with another million words of translation added. IBM played a big role with that

What ... no @Docker? :)

@tmmoore_1 Can't help but think that containers, while important, are a distraction while security and networking are still emerging.

Greater involvement from operators in submitting interoperability testing results to RefStack

If you're speaking at #OpenStack Summit next week, tell us your topic and which day you're scheduled.

@dancberg Containers Containers Containers

@rjhintz I agree about security and networking but I don't agree that containers are a distraction.

@dancberg what he said - we need alignment of these things (security and networking) across containers and vms

@dancberg They're a distraction in the sense that people can't upgrade in a reasonable time frame (and no curated Long Term Support distro). There're only so many cycles for dev & deploy.

Lot's of us are speaking for a summary of sessions see what Nate posted in his blog https://goo.gl/SAmAv...

I will lead a panel session on federation Wednesday night

Will also cover federation in the IBM sponsor track wednesday

but @BradTopol will have a constant crowd looking for him to sign his book

Will also do a book signing 1-2 on Tuesday at the IBM booth for our new book: ow.ly/TGCgp

@bradtopol is the panel on federation going to be recorded? Especially interested in active-active data replication across unreliable networks

Yes absolutely will be recorded. If you cant be there plz DM me on twitter your question details

@bradtopol Thanks. My question really isn't much more nuanced than what I said. What's possible and what's practical for active-active replication across unreliable (that is, all) networks?

there's been some really tectonic changes in open technology

Besides GitHub first and figure out how to monetize, if ever, later?

the healing of the Node.js community

establishing open governance for the core container technology in Open Container Initiative

Greater adoption of open technologies being used in production.

big data coming together under ODPI to get agreement on APIs

@dancberg Any notable examples?

IBM known for Security and Scalability, wondering what are our Open Source efforts in the Security area? are we doing anything in the Open Stack related to secuirty

@dancberg also an evolving risk, without the right license and governance.

Continues to get broader acceptance and blessing from customers

@v2kris yes, we have the PTL for Keystone, and have been driving improvements and new features there for some time

there are many such as #IBMBluemix supporting #OpenStack, #Docker, #ELK, and many other open technologies.

We are doing lots in security! Improved federation

Swift encryption

Improved security policy support

Improved single sign on support

Also, I am seeing an increasing trend of open technology adoption by consumers of IT

WATCH: Panelist @Christo4Ferris discusses the critical role of open source today — http://bit.ly/1OhJXb...

@v2kris I think IBM was the #1 contributor to OpenStack Keystone in the latest Liberty release

We see the pace of open source increasing from companies, and our own effort focuses on quality through the newly launched dwOpen https://goo.gl/pcuV9...

Companies are struggling trying to consumer open source. Procurement and support are stumbling blocks.

The Blackduck survey shows that this is improving and there is a focus on consuming open source in companies. We often have our clients asking for how we do it.

Greats inputs on Security, thanks @Christo4Ferris @sp_zala and @BradTopol

It is great that we are powering IBM Cloud platform with Open Stack, Docker and Cloud Foundry, Lets compare with some of our major competitors and see where we stand.