OpenStack and the Future of Cloud Computing with John Purrier
“Why do we need any open source versions of proprietary implementations? I would argue that first of all, it’s just good for industry and the ecosystem.” Cloud service providers like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft provide both infrastructure as a service and platform as a service. Infrastructure as a service gives developers access to virtual machines, The post OpenStack and the Future of Cloud Computing with John Purrier appeared first on Software Engineering Daily .
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