Joe Arnold | Google Next
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Company SwiftStack claims a working path to hybrid then multi‑cloud by synchronizing on‑premises storage with Google Cloud so existing apps access cloud AI and video/genomics services without full rewrites. The stack moves hundreds of terabytes to petabytes and uses Kubernetes portability to run parts of an application on‑prem, in AWS, or in Google. Demonstrated tools: object storage sync, containerized workflows, and network peering; goal: reduce data lock‑in and enable cross‑cloud workloads.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:21Cloud in the Enterprise
- 6:30MultiCloud
- 9:10Cloud Native
- 11:11Google Opportunity
- 13:18Stack
- 14:18How to use Google
- 15:32Google vs Amazon
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