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Opening frames cloud as an evolution: a collection of once-novel activities becoming utility services via an S‑curve from innovation to commodity, with CRM -> Salesforce and infrastructure from Z3/IBM 650 -> Amazon as examples. Claims include dramatic provisioning speedups — a cited drop from 72,000 minutes to 7 minutes (and 130,000 to 15) — and that efficiency fuels greater consumption (Jevons paradox). Agenda lists debates on standards, private vs public clouds, security, OpenStack/Canonical/open source, and operational tooling like Opscode.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:18Computer Utility Cloud
- 6:48Is the Enterprise Ready for the Cloud?
- 7:06Security, Identity - back to the drawing board?
- 10:09Curing addiction is easier
- 11:25What we need are standards in the cloud?
- 11:40Are Open APIS enough to prevent lock-in?
- 12:18A natural fit or mortal enemies
- 12:32Future of Open Source
- 12:54The Government and Cloud
- 13:18OSCON Cloud Summit
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