There is a certain myth when it comes to how we think of the way we define, build and manage new stack infrastructures. Too often, the conversation sinks into discussions that are too broad for any meaningful understanding. But when we start talking about mythology and its context to the data center, then we can really start exploring our roles and how we relate to the new stacks people are developing. It's this discussion about mythology that surfaced in TNS Founder Alex Williams's conversation at the Open Data Center Alliance Forecast 2014 in San Francisco with Corey Voo, Infrastructure CTO, UBS; Chris Swan, CTO at CohesiveFT and Jonathan King, Vice President, Cloud Strategy and Business Development at CenturyLink Technology Solutions. Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/the-new-stack-analysts-show-15-myth-lore-and-religion-in-the-new-open-cloud/
There is a certain myth when it comes to how we think of the way we define, build and manage new stack infrastructures. Too often, the conversation sinks into discussions that are too broad for any meaningful understanding. But when we start talking about mythology and its context to the data center, then we can really start exploring our roles and how we relate to the new stacks people are developing.
It's this discussion about mythology that surfaced in TNS Founder Alex Williams's conversation at the Open Data Center Alliance Forecast 2014 in San Francisco with Corey Voo, Infrastructure CTO, UBS; Chris Swan, CTO at CohesiveFT and Jonathan King, Vice President, Cloud Strategy and Business Development at CenturyLink Technology Solutions.
Learn more at: https://thenewstack.io/the-new-stack-analysts-show-15-myth-lore-and-religion-in-the-new-open-cloud/