Structure 2014 - Cloud trends - Battery
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Presentation from Gigaom's Structure 2014 conference, June 21-22 in San Francisco Quantifying the iot Craig Labovitz, Co-Founder and CEO, DeepField #gigaomlive More at http://events.gigaom.com/structure-2014/
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- 5. 1 Public IaaS 2 Cloud Technologies 3 Enterprise SaaS
- 6. Enterprise IaaS Concerns Staying Power Support Scale Location 1
- 7. Safe Bets
- 8. The Global Land-Grab Azure AWS GCE ? 15 Regions 10 Regions 3 Regions ? ? ? ? ? http://www.google.com/about/datacenters/inside/locations/index.html
- 9. Questions we keep hearing about cloud Are startups adopting Google Compute Engine?
- 10. Everything vs. Snapchat 148 Customers with funding of $8B 24 Customers with funding of $780M AWS listed 426 case studies at http://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/all/ and Quid found 148 GCE listed 56 case studies at https://cloud.google.com/customers/ and Quid found 24
- 11. What’s going on at Digital Ocean? Questions we keep hearing about cloud
- 12. Winning at Developer Adoption Structure 2013 10,000 Structure 2014 200,000
- 13. Cloud Technologies Agility Functionality Cost savings 2
- 14. Questions we keep hearing about cloud Who will win the PaaS battle?
- 15. Docker All The Things… Container Communications Orchestration Policy
- 16. Will OpenStack replace VMware? Questions we keep hearing about cloud
- 17. Hybrid Cloud Wars Stability Functionality Total Cost of Ownership
- 18. Vendors will co-opt and fragment OpenStack
- 19. 3 SaaS Everything Enterprise Everywhere
- 20. Where is the fastest growth in SaaS? Questions we keep hearing about cloud
- 21. Top SaaS Investment Areas Many thanks to Kartik Sundar of quid.com for advice and support
- 22. This is the year that Enterprises finally embraced cloud.
- 24. See you next year Adrian Cockcroft @adrianco Technology Fellow - Battery Ventures Structure, San Francisco June 2014
Editor's Notes
- Final by 6/13 - PPT (watch for fade through color should be dissolve)
- Analytics and Back Office are the current hot investments
- Google has 12 datacenter locations http://www.google.com/about/datacenters/inside/locations/index.html and uses 4 of them for GCE (2 in central USA) to form 3 regions. AWS has ten regions, and has seen rapid adoption that follows launching a local region - e.g. Australia, where the banking system is one of the most advanced users of AWS, as it met a clear requirement to keep their data within their borders. Azure actually has more regions than AWS, and both AWS and Azure have recently opened in China. To catch up, we can expect Google to rapidly expand GCE into its existing datacenter footprint in 5 locations. East/West USA, a second site in Europe (Finland and/or Ireland), Latin America, and Singapore. AWS really needs a second region in Europe, and there have been strong hints that Germany is up next. The first major public cloud region to launch in Germany, France, UK or India is going to turbocharge cloud adoption in those countries, led by government and finance.
- Cloud Foundry has gathered most of the current PaaS endorsements from vendors and end users, as a portable way to keep developers productive and under control. Docker has appeared as a PaaS independent container, and has just added basic communications and orchestration. The trend here is that CF will merge in Docker functionality, but so will other PaaS implementations. Docker is a developer driven trojan horse while Cloud Foundry has become the incumbent PaaS with ITops approval.
- As IT shops struggle to cloudify their existing virtualized infrastructure, the initial attraction of OpenStack confronted the reality that it wasn’t stable or functional enough to make it work without a lot of expensive hiring or consulting. This gave VMware a chance to regroup and get some significant traction with vCHS. Microsoft’s recent removal of the Windows brand from Azure (we do Linux too!) is part of their own play for easy Hybrid Cloud - where to make it work you really want the same vendor for you public and your private infrastructure. In the end, the growing agility and TCO advantage of public clouds will win. Hybrid will be a transitional state as remaining data centers become tombs for legacy apps.
- Eventually, everything that runs in the datacenter will include technology from and be called OpenStack, regardless of who sells it
- Everything that can be delivered as SaaS has already been or will be soon Enterprises are adopting SaaS solutions in a big way SaaS vendors can and do rapidly go global, following the IaaS land grab
- Digital Media & Gaming and Analytics are the current hot investments
- Hopefully we can repeat this at Structure next year to see if I was right and find out some new trends.