Udi Nachmany | Google Next 2017
summary
Canonical positions Ubuntu as the dominant public cloud OS and shows concrete tools: Juju charms for Kubernetes that deploy the same architecture to GCE, AWS or bare metal, the developer tool conjure‑up for quick clusters, and the Canonical Livepatch service that applies kernel fixes without downtime. Claims a large majority of cloud VMs run Ubuntu, cites about five million devices in the field, and argues hybrid multi‑cloud plus paid support is the operational path customers use.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Canonical
- 1:22Operational cloud challenges
- 4:26Partnerships and ecosystems
- 5:40Navigating the multi-cloud
- 9:26Security and uptime support
- 11:08Balancing speed and stability
- 13:42Future cloud trends
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