Fireside Chat
summary
Origins of Cloud Foundry as an open source alternative to vendor lock‑in get traced to early Amazon Web Services ec2 and Google Borg patterns, with the explicit claim that governance by contribution prevents capture and sustains velocity. The narrative cites a concrete project—Mifos used by 150 orgs—and a road map to make banking cloud‑native. Success metrics are number of apps deployed and the count of companies deriving economic value, plus a target of 90% packaged microservices coverage.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and Cloud Foundry history
- 4:48Open source governance and philosophy
- 9:01Open source in developing world banking
- 13:09Why open source Cloud Foundry
- 16:22Ecosystem growth and future vision
- 19:33Honoring Palmer's legacy
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