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Episode 273 – John Mertic’s Linux Foundation Update

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Another year of The Roaring Elephant Podcast has passed and as has become a bit of a tradition, we invite the incredible source of energy that is John Mertic over to talk to us about all the great stuff The Linux Foundation in doing. Every year, again and again, John succeeds in surprising us with all the different initiatives that are under the stewardship of the Linux foundation, and this year was definitely not an exception!

Episode 272 – Is HPE Saying “NO” to Public Cloud?

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In a reaction to a “Cloud First” initiative form the UK government, HPE has released a manifesto claiming his is a bad thing. Now, the government plans are already a couple of years old, so why is HPE speaking out against it only now? Well, that only one of the many questions we have!

Episode 271 – Faster, Safer & Cheaper Cloud Infra? (2)

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Uni kernels, Nano Kernels… It was all new to your co-hosts but this tech has been around for a while now and promises faster, safer & cheaper Cloud Infrastructure. Is this just hype or is it everything you could possibly hope for? We invited Ian Eyberg, CEO of nanovms and subject matter expert, to tell us all about it.

Episode 270 – Faster, Safer & Cheaper Cloud Infra?

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Episode 269 – OSS Data Tech that CAN!

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We found some statistics around Open source data sources and we’re very keen to find that OSS Data Tech that can solve all your needs, today! Or we’ll find out one more time that statistics are less trustworthy than we should like…