01. Stu Miniman & Brian Gracely Kick Off OpenStack Summit Austin. (00:20) 02. What Are You Thoughts On The Opening Keynote. (00:54) 03. Who's In The Fortune100 That Are Using OpenStack. (02:39) 04. Are There A Lot Of Services In OpenStack. (04:33) 05. Will Public Cloud Put Pressure On Software Instead Of Services. (05:40) 06. How Does OpenStack Fit With The Big Public Clouds. (07:31) 07. What Is Your Take On The Developer Community Here. (10:20) 08. Where Is VMWare In This. (11:56) 09. Tell Us About Your Research On Applications. (14:32) 10. What Is Your Take On Bimodal. (16:31) 11. What Key Big Things Are You Looking For This Year At The Conference. (18:46) Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com. --- --- Are businesses ready to trust OpenStack? | #OpenStack by Betsy Amy-Vogt | Apr 25, 2016 As the OpenStack hype fades, the real work starts to get done. Speaking from the OpenStack Summit at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas, Stu Miniman (@stu) and Brian Gracely (@bgracely), cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, discussed the keynote address by pure play leader in the space Mirantis, Inc. and asked if enterprise is really ready to accept and trust OpenStack. Gracely summed up the underlying message from the Mirantis keynote as: “We love the enterprise, and you can trust us,” he said. OpenStack is part of the disruption Opening with a quote from Prince, “Life is just a party, but parties weren’t meant to last,” Gracely talked about how OpenStack is becoming “less sexy” as it matures and the community realizes that OpenStack has a role but doesn’t have to take on everything. The discussion covered topics including: OpenStack and the big public cloud; The value of OpenStack to users; VMware, Inc.’s ongoing role; Gartner’s bimodal IT model: “IT is Scrodinger’s cat; it’s either dead or alive!” joked Miniman; The DevOps angle: “DevOps should be OpsDev because people are primarily operations people,” said Gracely; and, Application rationalization and digital business platforms. Gracely wrapped up the discussion by pointing out that unlike other events theCUBE attends, OpenStack Summit is not dominated by one vendor. “This is a community event,” he said. “It is always about the users.”