Justin Augat9
My bet - the notion of "private", "public", "hybrid" clouds goes away at some point. Too many of the public cloud characteristics are now available onprem - and vice versa. Thoughts? What really defines public vs private? ownership? financing? geography?
Justin Augat
continued: Automation? Self service? Service levels? Management? You can make an argument that you can now do that with private and public
John Furrier
That might be the case but agile #devops is different than old #waterfall software practices; then codebase issues; oh yeah data issues
Peter Herdman-Grant
I had seen the definition very clearly, hybrid requires an element of both public and private cloud, with private being exclusively on-premise ... however, some folks describe private as also being hosted or even segmented in the public cloud
Phil Dunn
I agree 100%! There should only be 1 cloud & the only difference is where your data and compute resides and what level of cost/governance/control you want over it.
Justin Augat
I think there are economic arguments for data to reside on prem, eventually move off prem (and be readily accessible) - all as part of datalifecycle management