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> Absolutely. The point of cloud computing is that I don't have to care where something is running and that I (theoretically) have infinite elasticity and can s
by throw0101a 3y ago
> Absolutely. The point of cloud computing is that I don't have to care where something is running and that I (theoretically) have infinite elasticity and can scale in and out as fast and much as I need to.
Define "I"?
I-as-developer can call an VMware/OpenStack API with an on-prem/private cloud and get a new instance just as easily as calling an AWS API. I-as-developer does not have to worry about elasticity if the IT hardware folks have the capacity.
- steve1977 3y agoPrivate cloud is a marketing misnomer.
- throw0101a 3y agoI'm sure all the folks running OpenStack in-house, including NASA and CERN, would disagree. From a developer's perspective an API call is an API call, and to them it's just another instance.
- zeckalpha 3y agoVPC doubly so then.