Foundations such as the Cloud Native Computing Foundation continue to bring together some of the most promising technologies of today’s ecosystem in order to build a more adaptive, easy-to-deploy infrastructure suited for the demands of today’s enterprise cloud. One such focus is on telemetry. Intel has taken its telemetry work to the next level, open-sourcing its product Snap in late 2015. On today’s episode of The New Stack Makers, TNS Founder Alex Williams spoke with Intel Data Solutions team member Nicholas Weaver during last year’s KubeCon event to explore how Intel approached working with telemetry overall, and how the community at large can look forward to using Snap in their Kubernetes infrastructure and datacenters throughout 2017. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCXbY7PXjOM
Foundations such as the Cloud Native Computing Foundation continue to bring together some of the most promising technologies of today’s ecosystem in order to build a more adaptive, easy-to-deploy infrastructure suited for the demands of today’s enterprise cloud. One such focus is on telemetry. Intel has taken its telemetry work to the next level, open-sourcing its product Snap in late 2015.
On today’s episode of The New Stack Makers, TNS Founder Alex Williams spoke with Intel Data Solutions team member Nicholas Weaver during last year’s KubeCon event to explore how Intel approached working with telemetry overall, and how the community at large can look forward to using Snap in their Kubernetes infrastructure and datacenters throughout 2017.
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCXbY7PXjOM