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267: Cloud Maturity – Still Rarer Than a Unicorn Sighting
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Welcome to episode 265 of the Cloud Pod Podcast – where the forecast is always cloudy! This week, Jonathan, Ryan, and Justin are trying to keep cool in new WorkSpaces Pools, avoiding the Heatwave with Oracle’s new LLM, taking a look at AWS Jamba (hold the straw) and taking a look at the ever elusive Cloud Maturity.
All this news and more, this week on The Cloud Pod!
Titles we almost went with this week:
- The Cloud Pod takes a dip in the Workspaces Pool
- The Cloud Pod Lineage view is suspect
- A Gitlab, A BitBucket, and a Blueprint build a Workspaces Pool
- AWS goes for a Jamba Juice
- Google Cloud Autokey does exactly what it sounds like
- Oracle LLM Heatwaves send us to the Amazon Workspace Pool
- Jonathan is unimpressed with this weeks show
- Highway to the DataZone
A big thanks to this week’s sponsor:
We’re sponsorless! Want to reach a dedicated audience of cloud engineers? Send us an email or hit us up on our Slack Channel and let’s chat!
General News
01:03 HashiCorp State of Cloud Strategy Survey 2024: Cloud Maturity is Elusive but Valuable
- Hashicorp just released the results of its State of Cloud Survey, and guess what? Cloud maturity is pretty elusive. Weird…
- Hashicorp finds that 8% of organizations qualify as Highly Mature, this results that the biggest benefits are cloud is only going to a small group of truly mature organizations.
- Justin wonders if this is part of the cloud repatriation push?
- Are other listeners seeing some of this, especially on places like LinkedIn? We’d love to hear.
- Trailblazers are finding faster development speed, lower costs and reduced risks while others continue to struggle to create haves and have nots with enterprises getting different business outcomes.
- Hashicorp collected responses from almost 1,200 technology practitioners and decision makers at organizations with more than 1000 employees.
- 66% of respondents report that they have increased cloud spending in the last year, but 91% believe they are wasting money in the cloud, and 64% are experiencing a shortage of skilled staff.
- 45% of low maturity organizations are still waiting for their cloud strategy to pay off!
- One of the key takeaways from the survey is that the path to cloud maturity increasingly relies on platform teams to help automate and systemize cloud operations.
- However, only half the respondents 42% say they rely on centralized platform teams to standardize cloud operations throughout their organization.
- Platform teams help manage cloud, but also help address the skills shortage that has long plagued enterprise cloud adoption.
- If only they’d pay for training.
03:22 Jonathan – “The skill shortage thing really bugs me sometimes because there are plenty of skilled workers around and the reccs aren’t open for them. So I don’t think there aren’t qualified staff… yeah, it’s not a shortage because of the lac
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Manage episode 428600526 series 2499996
Welcome to episode 265 of the Cloud Pod Podcast – where the forecast is always cloudy! This week, Jonathan, Ryan, and Justin are trying to keep cool in new WorkSpaces Pools, avoiding the Heatwave with Oracle’s new LLM, taking a look at AWS Jamba (hold the straw) and taking a look at the ever elusive Cloud Maturity.
All this news and more, this week on The Cloud Pod!
Titles we almost went with this week:
- The Cloud Pod takes a dip in the Workspaces Pool
- The Cloud Pod Lineage view is suspect
- A Gitlab, A BitBucket, and a Blueprint build a Workspaces Pool
- AWS goes for a Jamba Juice
- Google Cloud Autokey does exactly what it sounds like
- Oracle LLM Heatwaves send us to the Amazon Workspace Pool
- Jonathan is unimpressed with this weeks show
- Highway to the DataZone
A big thanks to this week’s sponsor:
We’re sponsorless! Want to reach a dedicated audience of cloud engineers? Send us an email or hit us up on our Slack Channel and let’s chat!
General News
01:03 HashiCorp State of Cloud Strategy Survey 2024: Cloud Maturity is Elusive but Valuable
- Hashicorp just released the results of its State of Cloud Survey, and guess what? Cloud maturity is pretty elusive. Weird…
- Hashicorp finds that 8% of organizations qualify as Highly Mature, this results that the biggest benefits are cloud is only going to a small group of truly mature organizations.
- Justin wonders if this is part of the cloud repatriation push?
- Are other listeners seeing some of this, especially on places like LinkedIn? We’d love to hear.
- Trailblazers are finding faster development speed, lower costs and reduced risks while others continue to struggle to create haves and have nots with enterprises getting different business outcomes.
- Hashicorp collected responses from almost 1,200 technology practitioners and decision makers at organizations with more than 1000 employees.
- 66% of respondents report that they have increased cloud spending in the last year, but 91% believe they are wasting money in the cloud, and 64% are experiencing a shortage of skilled staff.
- 45% of low maturity organizations are still waiting for their cloud strategy to pay off!
- One of the key takeaways from the survey is that the path to cloud maturity increasingly relies on platform teams to help automate and systemize cloud operations.
- However, only half the respondents 42% say they rely on centralized platform teams to standardize cloud operations throughout their organization.
- Platform teams help manage cloud, but also help address the skills shortage that has long plagued enterprise cloud adoption.
- If only they’d pay for training.
03:22 Jonathan – “The skill shortage thing really bugs me sometimes because there are plenty of skilled workers around and the reccs aren’t open for them. So I don’t think there aren’t qualified staff… yeah, it’s not a shortage because of the lac
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