Modern AppDev and AppSec cloud solution architecture strategy
summary
Argues that cloud lift‑and‑shift often just converts servers to instances without solving business problems, pushes using open‑source data platforms like Aiven and Postgres to avoid lock‑in, and insists vendors must publish how to migrate off their service. Uses concrete anchors — managing 4,000 instances versus physical assets and the impact of breaches like 16 million records — and frames the choice as fiduciary: pay for reliable managed services or accept operational and migration risk.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and digital transformation
- 3:30Data as a tangible asset
- 7:05Outsourcing data systems responsibility
- 10:21Open data and vendor lock-in
- 12:49Fiduciary responsibility in data management
- 14:11Conclusion and Q&A
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