Cloud Strategy pdf

Gregor ha lavorato come Smart Nation Fellow per il governo di Singapore, come direttore tecnico nell'ufficio del CTO di Google Cloud e come architetto capo presso Allianz SE, dove ha supervisionato l'architettura del consolidamento di un data center globale e ha implementato la prima fornitura di software cloud privato piattaforma. Gregor è noto come coautore del libro fondamentale Enterprise Integration Patterns, ampiamente citato come vocabolario di riferimento per le soluzioni di messaggistica asincrona. Il suo libro 37 Things One Architect Knows About IT Transformation racconta storie dalle trincee della trasformazione IT, mentre i suoi articoli sono stati presentati in Best Software Writing di Joel Spolsky e 97 Things Every Software Architect Dovrebbe sapere. È un membro attivo del comitato consultivo del software IEEE.

Cloud Strategy pdf da 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.