Cloud Computing with Cornelia Davis

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Cloud Computing with Cornelia Davis

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Jan 10, 2017

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What is cloud computing? Is this about where we compute or how we compute? Cornelia Davis, Sr. Director of Technology at Pivotal answers these questions. Cornelia also explains the fundamental patterns in cloud computing as they emerge when a service grows from 1000 users to millions. We also talked about the potential end of cloud computing.

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Jan 10, 2017

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Episode 4: It's a Data Lake, not a Data Public Swimming Pool: Open source activism tends to focus on running on hardware you can trust and avoiding Cloud computing. The problem with some Cloud providers has to do with a conflict of interest between serving customers and how they generate revenue. It’s important for by Screaming in the Cloud
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2783: Unveiling the Cloud's Hidden Challenges: Is your business navigating through the murky waters of cloud costs and customer-centric design effectively? In today's Tech Talks Daily Podcast, I'm excited to welcome Claire Milligan, the CEO of Aimably, to unravel these intricate topics. Cloud... by The Tech Talks Daily Podcast
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Secret Life of Data Centers: Data centers are the heart of our our data- and cloud-based world. On this episode, we explore data centers and innovation with a true industry leader. Kim Stevenson is Senior Vice President and General Manager of Data Center Infrastructure at Lenovo. by CXOTalk
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Episode 2: Shoving a SAN into us-east-1: When companies migrate to the Cloud, they are literally changing how they do everything in their IT department. If lots of customers exclusively rely on a service, like us-east-1, then they are directly impacted by outages. There is safety in a herd and i by Screaming in the Cloud
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S4E13: Pursuing a Career in Machine Learning With CTO Allan Leinwand: Allan Leinwand is the CTO at ServiceNow. Over his career, he has built a reputation for managing the world’s most demanding clouds. In his role at ServiceNow, Allan is personally responsible for overseeing all technical aspects and guiding the... by Learn to Code With Me
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CIO Report: Cloud First in Financial Services: Historically, financial services has lagged other industries in moving to the cloud based on concerns about security and data protection. As cloud gains greater acceptance, financial services organizations are adopting cloud computing in greater... by CXOTalk
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The Next Generation of the Cloud: Guest - Varun Talwar by Digital Transformation Podcast
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The Next Frontier: Why Edge Changes Everything: Cloud may be the new center of gravity, but the edge really does change everything: architecture, assumptions, workloads, possibilites. You name it; edge computing affects the end-to-end workflow of modern business. How can your company take advantage... by DM Radio
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The Next Generation of The Cloud: Guest - Varun Talwar by Everyday MBA
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Kyle York – GM & VP of Business and Product Strategy for Oracle DYN Global Business Unit – The Cloud Is Transforming and Growing Businesses: The internet has become all too natural to human beings. We take it for granted every single day. We expect it everywhere, and we expect it to be fast and secure.… by Finding Genius Podcast
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Lessons Learned from Shadow IT by The Cloudcast
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EP 174- The future of low-code DevOp by Industrial IoT Spotlight
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Public, Private, Hybrid, Multi-Cloud? Yeah, It's Like That: Andi Mann, Splunk Haoyuan Li, Alluxio David Friend, Wasabi About the Discussion Cloud Computing has transformed the way businesses allocate their computing resources. The Cloud allows a business to deliver computing services over the internet.... by DM Radio
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Eric Olden: Managing Identity, Security, and Resiliency in Multi-Cloud Environments by The PrOTect OT Cybersecurity Podcast
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EP113 Love it or Hate it, Network Security is Coming to the Cloud: Guest: , CEO at , creator of Topics: What is the role of network security in the public cloud? Networks used to be the perimeter, now we have an API and identity driven perimeter. Are networks still relevant as a layer of defense? We... by Cloud Security Podcast by Google
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EP55 The Magic of Cloud Migration: Learn Security Lessons from the Field: Guests: Brandie Anderson, Global Security Practice Lead @ Google Cloud Renzo Cuadros, Regional Security Practice Lead @ Google Cloud Topics: What are your Cloud migration security lessons? Greatest hits? Near misses? What are the most common... by Cloud Security Podcast by Google
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Customer-Focused Innovation: Guest - Dr. Dhrupad Trivedi by Digital Transformation Podcast
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Data Gravity? Why Cloud Databases Will Prevail: Information assets may not have physical weight, but that doesn't mean data has no gravity. And in the new, cloud-centric world evolving around us, many new data sets are born in the cloud, where they will likely remain, whether for analytical or... by DM Radio
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Embracing the Promise of a Compute-Everywhere Future: The need for data is pushing computing to the edge, which is allowing seamless, real-time data processing right where it’s needed most. by Business Lab
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EP47 Megatrends, Macro-changes, Microservices, Oh My! Changes in 2022 and Beyond in Cloud Security: Guest: Phil Venables (@), Vice President, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) @ Google Cloud Topics: Explain the whole cloud security megatrend concept to us? How can we better explain that “yes, cloud is more secure than most client’s... by Cloud Security Podcast by Google
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EP93 CISO Walks Into the Cloud: Frustrations, Successes, Lessons ... And Is My Data Secure?: Guest: , Director for Financial Services, Office of the CISO, Google Cloud Topics: We are talking about your journey as a CISO migrating to the cloud. Could you give us the overview of … What triggered your organization's migration to the... by Cloud Security Podcast by Google
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Episode 144: Changes in the Cloud Market and AI Impact: Join Jeff DeVerter, host of #CloudTalkLive, in an insightful conversation with Koby Phillips, the VP of Cloud Practice at Telarus! Discover the latest trends in the cloud market and how AI is revolutionizing transformation journeys for everyone. Don't miss the chance to learn from Koby's expertise and insights on effectively leveraging cloud and AI for your business success. by Cloud Talk
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EP72 What Does Good Detection and Response Look Like in the Cloud? Insights from Expel MDR: Guests: , CEO @ Expel , CTO @ Expel Topics: Many MDRs claim to be “security from the cloud”, but they actually don’t know much about cloud security. What does good looks like for MDR in the cloud (cloud being a full range from IaaS to... by Cloud Security Podcast by Google
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CISO Explainer: Hybrid- and Multi-Cloud Security: Learn about hybrid and multi-cloud security with Anand Oswal, Palo Alto Networks. Uncover challenges and the vital role of AI, ML, and zero trust in protecting digital landscapes. The discussion explores the challenges businesses face as applications... by CXOTalk
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CTO View: From Cloud to Metaverse: #metaverse #omniverse #cto #cloudcomputing #datacenter #nvidia What is the metaverse and what does it mean for you? Michael Kagan, Chief Technology Officer at NVIDIA, explains the metaverse (or omniverse, as NVIDIA calls it) and links concepts... by CXOTalk
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