The Frogs Who Desired a King: A Virtualization & Cloud Computing Fable [Slides]
I’m loathe to upload this presentation because really the slides accompany me (not the other way around) and there’s a ton of really important subtext and dialog that goes along with them, but I’m getting hammered with requests to release the deck, so here it is.
I will be giving this presentation at various venues over the next few months as well as the second in the series titled “Cloudifornication: Indiscriminate Information Intercourse Involving Internet Infrastructure.”
At any rate, it’s another rather colorful presentation. It’s in PDF format and is roughly 12MB.
Click here to download it.
Enjoy
/Hoff
Categories: Cloud Computing, Cloud Security, Presentations, Speaking Engagements, Virtualization
First! 🙂
Ok, seriously now, nice and timely presentation. Thanks for that. Mind if I use some of it at our internal EA meeting just to beat some fluffy cloud thinking out of certain people's minds? 🙂
That's what it's there for. If you need secret decoding instructions, let me know.
/Hoff
I enjoyed the presentation/info, thanks for sharing this — Personally I'm most interested in the Hybrid Model a'la "GoGrid Cloud Connect" because I need to connect to multiple private networks and other equipment (Hardware Security Modules, etc) over leased lines typically over TCP sockets.
I am interested in ordering 1 large Cloud. I can pay cash on delivery. Can you re-post this on twitter and is it less than 140 characters?
Tufte has started using this presentation in all his "Cognitive Style of Powerpoint" courses
Chris – Thanks for posting Frogs. Truly enjoyed your "performance" at SOURCE Boston 2009 last week (jeez, where does the time go?!) Even though this is only the score, not the performance, it's still a major help and memory jogger for folks like me.
THX again.
Chris – A work of remarkable depth and clarity… Thanks for posting!
I'm routinely involved in discussions of federal systems and cloud computing, and you can imagine how frequently that basic question ("you have a risk assessment methodology, right?") comes up. Existing federal guidelines [FIPS199/OMB 08-21/NIST 800-53] are actually compatible with cloud computing, but knowing your data/system risk profile and engaging with your service provider regarding controls are indeed essential.
Best wishes on your travels presenting this!
Dear sir-
Would you consider recording the audio for this presentation and linking it putting it on something like InfoQ?
thanks,
-James
Chris – a great presentation to articulate many of the security issues we're wrestling with. Luckily most executives understand that security is an issue with cloud computing, they just dont know what to do once they get it. I'd like to see more discussion around private clouds in regards to the federal space, as John Curran mentions above.