The seemingly binary decision between less infrastructure and more infrastructure is a false choice.
Kit Colbert | Jun 03, 2021
Kit Colbert is CTO of VMware Cloud
When you deploy Kubernetes and containers, it may seem as though you can get by without virtualization. After all, the stripped-down route, often called “bare metal” which is really Linux without virtualization appears to promise less complexity and overhead.
The issue may seem binary: Less infrastructure or more infrastructure which do you want? But that’s a false choice: It’s about whether you get better infrastructure out of the box or do it yourself.
Bare-metal Linux has the allure of engineering from a clean slate. Besides, Kubernetes and containerization already include the basic properties of virtualization. With process isolation, application packaging, and abstraction all built in, what’s there to worry about? Why
The counterintuitively fastest path to app modernization
The counterintuitively fastest path to app modernization
Vmware: The Counterintuitively Fastest Path To App Modernization
The vision is clear: Businesses are building toward cloud-based, containerized, microservice-based applications created to run with DevOps processes, often across multiple clouds.
But thereâs a catch. As Kit Colbert, CTO of VMware Cloud Platform, puts it, the vision is often well-defined, but the path to the vision is not.
Learn how VMware can help businesses break down the modernization journey into attainable steps in this guide.
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Supermicro Hosts Live CTO Roundtable with Industry Luminaries on Cloud Infrastructure
PRNewswire, Dec. 15. On December 16, 2020, Supermicro hosts a live CTO roundtable with industry experts on global cloud infrastructure. Executives from Intel, Red Hat, VMWare, and Supermicro will share insights and updates on the industry s movement to cloud-based data management and storage, and the impact of open-standard hardware and software architectures. Attendees will hear a wide range of opinions, strategies, and actions on technology innovation that data center managers can leverage to plan their next-generation cloud operations.
Roundtable Participants:
Red Hat: Chris Wright, SVP & CTO
VMware: Kit Colbert, VP & CTO, Cloud Platform BU
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On December 16, 2020, Supermicro hosts a live CTO roundtable with industry experts on global cloud infrastructure. Executives from Intel, Red Hat, VMWare, and Supermicro will share insights and updates on the industry s movement to cloud-based data management and storage, and the impact of open-standard hardware and software architectures. Attendees will hear a wide range of opinions, strategies, and actions on technology innovation that data center managers can leverage to plan their next-generation cloud operations.