The Future of Open Source

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Developers assume hyperscale from day one, driving NoSQL like Hadoop and Cassandra, and pushing devops teams to own code plus deployment; the next tools focus on automating ops pain points. Networking problems — DNS, IP management and load balancing — remain unsolved and invite open source projects built by integrated devops teams. Public clouds (Amazon, Rackspace, Google App Engine, Azure, Salesforce) spur a private-cloud return via OpenStack and Eucalyptus, and distributions like Ubuntu act as the integration layer that must stay invisible yet reliable.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:03for maybe five public clouds. Not Neil W. Levine
3. 1:40Hyperscale from the beginning Data, Data, Data DevOps
4. 2:40Hyperscale integration tools Network, network, network DevOps built projects 4tw
5. 4:19The Enterprise 2nd Wave of OSS Adoption No slowdown in OSS innovation
6. 4:48Data: Public Clouds Stack: OSS at each layer
7. 5:30Data: Public++, Private Stack: OSS commoditization
8. 7:51Integrate (system, not stack) Invisible, not irrelevant

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