01. Sunil Potti, Nutanix, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:20)
02. Jeffrey Snover, Microsoft, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:27)
03. What Did You Mean By The Cloud Is Not A Place It's A Model. (00:28)
04. Sunil It's Not Easy To Make Things As Simplistic For Your Customers Is It. (01:32)
05. What Makes Hyperconvergence A Good Platform For Microsoft Workloads. (02:38)
06. What Was It About Windows 2008 That Made It The Jump Off For Cloud. (03:34)
07. What Is The Difference Between Virtualization And The Experience From The Cloud. (05:08)
08. Does Your Shared Vision Make It Clearer Where The Data Lives. (07:29)
09. What Do You Say To Those Who Say You Can't Have A Consistent Experience. (09:42)
10. Can You Unpack CPS With The Azure Pack And The Azure Stack. (10:40)
11. What Are You Learning About Economics With Public Cloud. (12:17)
12. What Are You Thoughts On What We Don't Know About The Business Processes. (15:20)
13. What Gives You Confidence That You Can Stay Ahead Of The Copetition. (18:06)
14. What Are You Final Thoughts. (20:30)
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Microsoft’s insights into hyper-convergence and scalability in the cloud | #NEXTConf
by Brittany Greaner | Jun 22, 2016
Drama may make for good television, but it certainly doesn’t make for good business. Microsoft is working to eliminate drama out of its customers’ lives as much as possible, according to Jeffrey Snover, technical fellow at Microsoft. Hyper-convergence is one way it is accomplishing that.
“It allows you have a uniform substrate where you can scale up and down without drama,” he said.
Snover and Sunil Potti, chief product and development officer at Nutanix, Inc., spoke to Stu Miniman (@stu) and Dave Vellante (@dvellante), cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, during the Nutanix .NEXT Conference.
Scaling with ease
This agility to scale down or scale up is immensely important for businesses in this ever-shifting environment. It’s also becoming increasingly important to have the agility to switch platforms. Many of Microsoft’s competitors don’t offer this flexibility, Snover added.
Once you choose whether to use the cloud or not, you’re often stuck there. But Microsoft has worked intentionally with Nutanix to offer a smooth transition so customers aren’t stuck on a platform that isn’t a good fit. “You need the optionality to be wrong or right,” Potti said. Sustainability is key.
Partnerships and looking ahead
Also key are the partnerships. Vellante pointed out that Oracle has offered up criticisms to Microsoft because it partners instead of doing everything in-house. Snover replied that with these partnerships, Microsoft can come up with joint-engineered solutions that result precisely from those collaborations.
“We don’t have much to lose, so we have a lot to gain by partnering,” Potti summarized.
As for the future, both Snover and Potti are optimistic. Potti noted that the cloud could become a lifestyle thing for IT and actually be the humanization of IT. The cloud is a journey, Snover added. He, too, is excited for the future as Microsoft changes leadership and direction. It is breaking out of its old way of thinking, and, “It’s great from a business perspective and a personal perspective,” he said.
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01. Sunil Potti, Nutanix, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:20)
02. Jeffrey Snover, Microsoft, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:27)
03. What Did You Mean By The Cloud Is Not A Place It's A Model. (00:28)
04. Sunil It's Not Easy To Make Things As Simplistic For Your Customers Is It. (01:32)
05. What Makes Hyperconvergence A Good Platform For Microsoft Workloads. (02:38)
06. What Was It About Windows 2008 That Made It The Jump Off For Cloud. (03:34)
07. What Is The Difference Between Virtualization And The Experience From The Cloud. (05:08)
08. Does Your Shared Vision Make It Clearer Where The Data Lives. (07:29)
09. What Do You Say To Those Who Say You Can't Have A Consistent Experience. (09:42)
10. Can You Unpack CPS With The Azure Pack And The Azure Stack. (10:40)
11. What Are You Learning About Economics With Public Cloud. (12:17)
12. What Are You Thoughts On What We Don't Know About The Business Processes. (15:20)
13. What Gives You Confidence That You Can Stay Ahead Of The Copetition. (18:06)
14. What Are You Final Thoughts. (20:30)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
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Microsoft’s insights into hyper-convergence and scalability in the cloud | #NEXTConf
by Brittany Greaner | Jun 22, 2016
Drama may make for good television, but it certainly doesn’t make for good business. Microsoft is working to eliminate drama out of its customers’ lives as much as possible, according to Jeffrey Snover, technical fellow at Microsoft. Hyper-convergence is one way it is accomplishing that.
“It allows you have a uniform substrate where you can scale up and down without drama,” he said.
Snover and Sunil Potti, chief product and development officer at Nutanix, Inc., spoke to Stu Miniman (@stu) and Dave Vellante (@dvellante), cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, during the Nutanix .NEXT Conference.
Scaling with ease
This agility to scale down or scale up is immensely important for businesses in this ever-shifting environment. It’s also becoming increasingly important to have the agility to switch platforms. Many of Microsoft’s competitors don’t offer this flexibility, Snover added.
Once you choose whether to use the cloud or not, you’re often stuck there. But Microsoft has worked intentionally with Nutanix to offer a smooth transition so customers aren’t stuck on a platform that isn’t a good fit. “You need the optionality to be wrong or right,” Potti said. Sustainability is key.
Partnerships and looking ahead
Also key are the partnerships. Vellante pointed out that Oracle has offered up criticisms to Microsoft because it partners instead of doing everything in-house. Snover replied that with these partnerships, Microsoft can come up with joint-engineered solutions that result precisely from those collaborations.
“We don’t have much to lose, so we have a lot to gain by partnering,” Potti summarized.
As for the future, both Snover and Potti are optimistic. Potti noted that the cloud could become a lifestyle thing for IT and actually be the humanization of IT. The cloud is a journey, Snover added. He, too, is excited for the future as Microsoft changes leadership and direction. It is breaking out of its old way of thinking, and, “It’s great from a business perspective and a personal perspective,” he said.
