Joe Arnold | Google Next 2017
summary
Argues that the cloud battle now hinges on data portability not just compute, showing Kubernetes as the practical application portability tool that lets pieces run on-premises, AWS or Google; highlights real obstacles—network latency, reverse proxies and moving hundreds of terabytes of data—and lays out a three-step path: make on‑prem storage cloud‑ready, synchronize to public cloud for burstable services, then operate multicloud. Describes an implemented product integration that syncs on‑prem storage with Google Cloud to enable those workflows.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:11Cloud wars and enterprise focus
- 3:59Cloud-native applications explained
- 7:30Challenges of multicloud portability
- 11:16Google’s enterprise strategy and progress
- 14:28Advice for enterprises on Google Cloud
- 17:36Summary and future trends
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