Hybrid Cloud in Finance
summary
Panelists argue finance is moving toward multi cloud but most firms keep critical workloads on private infrastructure because of entitlements, regulatory data locality and sunk capex; Cloud Foundry and containers (Kubernetes) are used to make apps portable, while public clouds (AWS, GCP, Azure) drive big data and on‑demand DR. Examples include private PaaS builds at Visa and analytics on public clouds, mention of Cloud Foundry and TensorFlow, and the challenge of data gravity with datasets from 400+ exchanges.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction of the panel
- 2:08Public vs private cloud
- 6:21Economic and security drivers
- 11:46Data management in finance
- 17:15Strategic adoption hurdles
- 22:41Avoiding vendor lock-in
- 26:35Future outlook and audience
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