Cloud Strategy pdf

Gregor a été membre Smart Nation du gouvernement de Singapour, directeur technique du bureau du directeur technique de Google Cloud et architecte en chef chez Allianz SE, où il a supervisé l'architecture d'une consolidation de centre de données mondial et déployé la première livraison de logiciels de cloud privé. Plate-forme. Gregor est connu comme co-auteur du livre fondateur Enterprise Integration Patterns, qui est largement cité comme le vocabulaire de référence pour les solutions de messagerie asynchrones. Son livre 37 Things One Architect Knows About IT Transformation raconte des histoires des tranchées de la transformation informatique tandis que ses articles ont été présentés dans Best Software Writing par Joel Spolsky et 97 Things Every Software Architect Should Know. Il est un membre actif du conseil consultatif de l'IEEE Software.

Cloud Strategy pdf par Gregor Hohpe

Every enterprise finds itself in some stage of a cloud migration these days. Cloud computing is an amazing resource that can provide fully managed platforms, auto-optimizing and even auto-healing operations, per-second billing, pre-trained machine learning models, and globally distributed transactional data stores. So, it’s no wonder that most enterprises want to take advantage of such capabilities. Still, migrating a whole enterprise to the cloud isn’t easy. Migration itself can be a costly endeavor while simply lifting and shifting legacy applications to the cloud is unlikely to bring the anticipated benefits. At the same time, re-architecting applications to run optimally in the cloud is likely to be cost prohibitive. So, enterprises need to have a better and more nuanced strategy than just “Cloud First!” Harvested from half a decade of moving organizations to the cloud, this book presents a fresh take on cloud computing. Staying clear of product pitches and buzzwords, it takes a deeper look at both the architectural choices but also the organizational implications of adopting cloud. It helps IT leaders devise a cohesive strategy that utilizes an organization’s existing assets while also fundamentally transforming the way it looks at IT.