Netflix, the streaming video company, has released a tool called Spinnaker that it says "is an open source multi-cloud Continuous Delivery platform for releasing software changes with high velocity and confidence."
Netflix partnered with Google, Microsoft, and EMC's Pivotal to build Spinnaker over the past year or so, and have released the platform code on GitHub.
Spinnaker supports deployment to AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Pivotal Cloud Foundry today, with support for Microsoft Azure "actively underway". There are also plans to add support for containers "in coming months".
(Score: 2) by n1 on Wednesday November 18 2015, @09:10PM
The information is of relevance to someone reading the site, it is of passing interest to me. Forbes does have interesting content on occasion, not going to argue this is a good example, it's not.
El Reg reports [theregister.co.uk] with a little more detail and less Forbes:
For the other AC... There are bots that are used to submit stories, Arthur and exec for example. Phoenix666 is not one that i'm aware of.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday November 18 2015, @09:56PM
It may be of interest to me, too. The problem is, the summary spews bunch of buzzwords and doesn't give much of a clue what the hell it is.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday November 18 2015, @10:17PM
BTW, I take back about "what do editors care" bit. I understand you are volunteers, but if it's worth doing, you might as well do it well, and I trust you can do better.