If You’re Attempting Hybrid Cloud, Get Out of My Industry

#1

Post by sysbell » Sat, Feb 04, 2017, 2:32 AM UTC

If You’re Attempting Hybrid Cloud, Get Out of My Industry
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Re: If You’re Attempting Hybrid Cloud, Get Out of My Industry

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Post by alexnewman » Sat, Feb 04, 2017, 3:07 AM UTC

That's the type of writing that get excited about hybrid cloud

Re: If You’re Attempting Hybrid Cloud, Get Out of My Industry

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Post by sysbell » Sat, Feb 04, 2017, 3:25 AM UTC

alexnewman wrote: post #2

That's the type of writing that get excited about hybrid cloud

Best of luck to you, then. :)

TBH, it was really just a rant based on recent statements I'd overheard.

Re: If You’re Attempting Hybrid Cloud, Get Out of My Industry

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Post by mindcrime » Sat, Feb 04, 2017, 4:08 AM UTC

So, basically, loud proclamation to "don't do X", followed by a bunch of semi-related ranting, and barely a word about why to not do X.

All I could mine from that was something like "don't do it because it's a lot of work." But, most things in life worth doing are hard work.

Very convincing...

Re: If You’re Attempting Hybrid Cloud, Get Out of My Industry

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Post by deboflo » Fri, Feb 10, 2017, 5:22 AM UTC

mindcrime wrote: post #4

So, basically, loud proclamation to "don't do X", followed by a bunch of semi-related ranting, and barely a word about why to not do X. All I could mine from that was something like "don't do it because it's a lot of work." But, most things in life worth doing are hard work. Very convincing...

I happen to agree with the author simply based on the tight IAM integration between all AWS products. Working with GCP and manually processing OAuth2.0 tokens (three legged oauth, 2 legged oath, JSON web tokens, callbacks, etc.) with callbacks, signing/storing/expiring certificates is such a nightmare from an integrations perspective. IAM solves all of these problems. IAM alone is reason to go all in with AWS.