Eric A. Brewer at SpringOnePlatform 2017
summary
Argues for a higher cloud that separates applications from infrastructure using containers and Kubernetes as the abstraction layer, so teams think in services not VMs; proposes a service mesh using Envoy plus a central pilot to push uniform policies that provide service-to-service authentication, layer‑7 access control, rate limiting, telemetry and instant operational changes without code edits; ties this to hybrid/multi‑cloud by using Open Service Broker and open source components so services run consistently across Cloud Foundry, on‑prem and public clouds.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 0:23Higher cloud abstraction vision
- 3:57Kubernetes adoption and innovation
- 6:50New cloud foundation principles
- 7:34Service mesh with Istio benefits
- 11:49Hybrid and multi-cloud strategy
- 14:39Moving to higher cloud summary
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