The State of Open Source Cloud - Peter Zaitsev

Peter Zaitsev presents the current state of open source cloud, highlighting Kubernetes' ubiquity and cost-effective solutions, as well as the growing adoption of GitOps and declarative configuration.

Key takeaways

Cloud native stack requires more investment, but is becoming a standard in many new applications.
Kubernetes has become ubiquitous, with a strong focus on stateless applications.
Open source cloud is a growing trend, with many companies embracing it as a cost-effective solution.
The use of Kubernetes has made it easier to manage many servers from a single platform.
Cloud vendors are offering managed services for PostgreSQL, making it easier to use in the cloud.
The GitOps and declarative configuration approach is becoming increasingly popular.
The Kubernetes Community Forum is widely used, with many resources and documentation available.
Open source software companies are looking at cloud providers as a way to distribute their software.
The use of cloud providers for open source software is becoming more mainstream.
Cloud providers are investing heavily in their growth, making it an attractive option for companies.
The cost of cloud computing is not a major concern for many companies.
Easy-to-use cloud services are becoming more popular, with many developers preferring user-friendly interfaces.
Open source cloud is becoming more widely accepted, with major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud adopting it.
Many companies are now using open source software in the cloud, making it easier to deploy and manage applications.
The use of Kubernetes in the cloud is becoming more widespread, with many companies using it for stateful and stateless applications.
Cloud providers are offering managed services for PostgreSQL, making it easier to use in the cloud.
The use of GitOps and declarative configuration is becoming increasingly popular, making it easier to manage complex systems.

The State of Open Source Cloud - Peter Zaitsev

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