CloudBeat 2011: Uncomfortable Choices on the Road to Cloud Computing

Posted on December 5, 2011 by Robert Cathey

Building a cloud that works like AWS or Google involves a complete rethink of just about every concept considered canonical in enterprise IT for the past 20 years. This is the message Randy Bias and Lew Tucker (Vice President and … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud Computing, Technology | Tagged aws, Cisco, CloudBeat, cloudscaling, google, iaas, Lew Tucker, Randy Bias, SLA | 2 Comments

Cloud Philosophy: An Interview with Randy Bias

Posted on May 10, 2011 by Randy Bias

I recently did an interview with Michael Coté of Redmonk. We’ve posted a PDF transcript of the audio interview on our website. It’s a lengthy conversation, so we thought we’d post a text version here, with key parts excerpted. Enjoy! Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud Computing | Tagged cloud, Cote, OpenStack, Randy Bias, Redmonk | 1 Comment

There is no half steppin’ in Cloud

Posted on April 5, 2011 by andrew

Randy Bias, Cloudscaling Co-Founder and CTO chats about cloud with Redmonk’s Michael Coté. Randy and Michael walk through the history and future of Cloudscaling, throwing out insights and musings along the way. Cloud market segments, rogue IT, Starving the Beast, … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud Computing | Tagged cloud, Cote, Randy Bias, Redmonk | 1 Comment