In this blogcast (a blog delivered as a podcast) Gregor Petri takes you along on his music inspired journey into the world of cloud and edge computing.
Tune into the Cloud: Composable Cloud, a podcast hosted by special guests
There is a background story on how this podcast came about. Soon I will elaborate on this , but for now: please enjoy the content and keep an open mind.
7 Feb 2021
Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – Changes.
Tune into: Composable Cloud
2021 is just underway, but the word composable is already engaging in valiant efforts to become the it word (or IT word) of the year. Composable infrastructure, composable architecture, composable business, composable enterprise and yes, of course also Composable Cloud. If only because of the nice alliteration. The question is however how Composable Cloud will be defined or what true changes it will bring.
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Changes is the title track from an album of the same name by Dutch artist Ilse de Lange. Changes was launched during 2020 (between wave 1 and 2 of the 2020 pandemic) as part of a campaign to (virtually) penetrate the German market following her successful involvement with the Eurovision song contest.
Transcripts:
https://blogs.gartner.com/gregor-petri
https://tuneintothecloud.com/2021/02/06/changes/
11 Jan 2021
Tune into the Cloud – The Blogcast – The Business (in 2021).
Tune into: Cloud Distribution
2021 is just underway and Tiesto is once again topping the charts here. This time with a track called "the Business". So a good time to look at what the business in cloud in 2021 will be about. For example, how will leading cloud providers be able to maintain their unprecedented growth rates during 2021?
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The Business is a 2020 song by the well known Dutch DJ, Tiesto. DJs, unlike cloud providers, started their industry by distributing other people’s products. Simply by playing records from third party artists. But the professional DJ scene quickly pivoted towards becoming full fledged music producers, that create and control most of their content themselves. With one notable exception, namely the vocals. Singing voices are still largely sourced from third parties, such as in the case of “The Business” from James Bell, an artist better known as YAMI. But the brand, the recognition (and the revenue) has shifted away from the individual performing vocalist towards the DJ or orchestrator.
Transcripts:
https://blogs.gartner.com/gregor-petri
https://tuneintothecloud.com/2021/02/06/changes/
To play the song, please click the below link (https://open.spotify.com/track/6f3Slt0GbA2bPZlz0aIFXN) in the show notes.
https://open.spotify.com/track/6f3Slt0GbA2bPZlz0aIFXN (https://open.spotify.com/track/6f3Slt0GbA2bPZlz0aIFXN)
2 Jan 2021
Tune into the Cloud - The Blogcast - Rollercoaster.
Tune into: Disruptive Change
One day, when - with the benefit of hindsight - we look back at 2020, we will likely remember it as a period of unprecedented, tumultuous and continuous change. The type of change that makes you a bit nauseous and scared at the same time. Like a rollercoaster ride, but a lot less predictable and with widely different outcomes and impacts per person, per industry and per country, even though we were essentially on the same ride.
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Rollercoaster is a song by Dutch artist Danny Vera, who during the traditional end of year Top 2000 competition, managed to displace incumbent powerhouses that occupied the lead spot for decades, such as Queen, The Eagles and Led Zeppelin. Already considered as a timeless classic when it was introduced in 2019, the song helped numerous people to cope with the rollercoaster life we got to know during 2020.
Transcripts:
https://blogs.gartner.com/gregor-petri
https://tuneintothecloud.com/2021/01/02/tune-into-the-cloud-the-blogcast-rollercoaster/
https://open.spotify.com/track/1Xx7NsxXA91Jgt1fJ3NfNp
1 Nov 2020
Tune into the Cloud - BlogCast Trailer - Thank you for the Music.
Welcome to the trailer of the Tune into the Cloud Blogcast.
A weekly rendition of one of the Tune in the Cloud blog posts, in a podcast.
Podcasting is hot. Red hot. Some expect podcasting to shake up the media industry as fundamentally as cloud computing shook up the IT industry. So a podcast version of Tune into the Cloud, a music inspired cloud blog, seemed a no brainer. Were it not for the fact that including specific songs in a podcast is not trivial from a legal and copyright perspective. I would go as far as to say it is still as complex as trying to build a business importing Karaoke machines and bundling them with popular local music on VHS tapes in the nineties (trust me , I tried).
Transcripts:
https://blogs.gartner.com/gregor-petri
https://tuneintothecloud.com/2020/12/25/tune-into-the-cloud-the-blogcast-thank-you-for-the-music/
Music Clip:
https://open.spotify.com/track/08GOw3NsrJ0LsCCeyqzt3b?si=bfQgaMBeTwe9JL2JusZRnA
LINKS:
Notable Cloud Podcasts:www.thecloudcast.net/
Honourable mention: Cloud Computing Weekly Podcast (up to 2017) By David S. Linthicum
Gartner.com/en/podcasts/thinkcast
Used Podcast Platform :
Anchor.FM (production)
Anchor.FM (distribution)
Audacity (recording)
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