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>Infrastructure software isn't dead - but Openstack is. Same tired old hype cycle trope. Openstack is dying in the same way that 'virtualization is dead'. Cont
by hueving 10y ago
>Infrastructure software isn't dead - but Openstack is.
Same tired old hype cycle trope. Openstack is dying in the same way that 'virtualization is dead'. Containers are in the spotlight now so openstack is dead - a.k.a enterprises are actually adopting it now so it's addressing all sorts of boring requirements that aren't sexy to developers.
- jpgvm 10y agoI think I was a little too melodramatic, the articles overbearing provocative language rubbed off on me a bit. I don't really mean that it's "dead" persay, only that I don't think it will be anything other than bad. Which the author also agrees with. The bit I contend with is that -all- infrastructure software is dead. I think there is some really good stuff out there right now that hasn't fallen prey to previous mistakes that could really change the infrastructure landscape. There is also some stuff where exactly the same things are happening though...
- op00to 10y agoYup, and those boring requirements is where the money is. Thanks, enterprises!