Open Services Cloud: A New Open Model
summary
Claims that public clouds hide internal service engine APIs and create lockout for ISVs, then promises to open those APIs for multi‑tenant third‑party use; proposes an open‑source framework that brokers across clouds to provide multi‑cloud portability so vendors can write once and deploy native managed services everywhere; cites current workarounds (marketplace VM images and standalone SaaS from MongoDB, Red Hat, SAP, Confluent) as inadequate; launches an initiative with the Linux Foundation and a public workshop to build the model.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00The evolution of open source
- 3:07Defining cloud challenges
- 4:12The problem of lockout
- 7:56The problem of lock-in
- 11:22Introducing open services cloud
- 17:29The future of cloud ecosystems
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