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> ... the barrier to entry to deploy your own cloud, of any size, is extremely low at this point. > as I believe there is a whole new market, industry opening
by monsterix 13y ago
> ... the barrier to entry to deploy your own cloud, of any size, is extremely low at this point.
> as I believe there is a whole new market, industry opening up at this point; Fractalization of the web.
Totally agree. And it could be state-of-the-art, methinks! I'd say decentralization is of extreme importance and also a way for people to converse with static/dynamic IPs (lol).
What stack do you recommend to say a bootstrapping startup of say less than 10 people?
- samstave 13y agoThe number of people in your organization is irrelevant, but rather what services you're looking for. Clearly, any organization can leverage AWS and any number of other cloud providers. But - if you want to build your own cloud, then I do recommend OpenStack. I also recommend that you bring external consulting to get you launched quickly where your dev-ops folks can get familiar. go to fuel.mirantis.com to see how to get a tool that allows you to very quickly and easily put up a stack. Also, read http://ceph.com/docs/master/start/ http://ceph.com/docs/master/start/ as this is where most people are going from a storage perspective. Feel free to email me if you'd like to discuss more.
- samstave 13y agoIt appears you were being fascetious based on a misinterpretation of what I said about "fractalization of the web" Thinking that I was proposing "cloud" as some new thing... Maybe you don't understand what I meant?