A vision for the future
summary
Argues that OpenStack must stop chasing trendy app models and instead provide computers and networks that work: concrete VMs with predictable networking and a directly routable IP by default. Recommends integrating with existing container orchestrators rather than reinventing them—be a home for Kubernetes and Docker workloads—so clouds supply the low‑level primitives reliably, letting higher layers run on top without reimplementing networking or lifecycle plumbing.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:11Montys background
- 2:59Stanislavski
- 3:38Psychological realism
- 6:15Check Off
- 7:15Verisimilitude
- 9:25Stanislavsky
- 10:39What if
- 12:05Emotional memory
- 13:46Sense memory
- 14:51Inside out
- 16:03Lee Strasberg
- 18:16The Group Theatre
- 20:57Method Acting
- 23:31Stella Adler
- 25:04OpenStack
- 27:05Tadashi Suzuki
- 28:19The Foot and the Ground
- 30:53Collaborations
- 35:09Takeaways
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