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- 1. My journey to the Native Cloud Yuval Birenbuom Jan 2017
- 2. Source: https://plumbr.eu/blog/user-experience/performance-causing-users-abandon-site User are not patient
- 3. Compute Resources are not Balanced
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- 6. Paul Maritz Chairman @ Pivotal
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