BYOC Is Not Just 'Deploy into Their Cloud'

(omnistrate.com)

36 points | by kkgupta 4 days ago

5 comments

  • ssousa666 37 minutes ago
    Nice write up. I have been working on an airgapped k8s-based, robotics simulation platform for awhile and this is one of the most accurate and coherent writings I've found on the subject.

    I'll definitely be sharing this with my team.

  • s0ss 1 hour ago
    To me, BYOC will always mean "bring your own computer", which is amusing in this context.
    • hmaxdml 36 minutes ago
      I thought that fell under BYOD (device) :)
      • collabs 9 minutes ago
        In my mind, BYOD is like being able to use my own iPhone or laptop to connect to some corporate network. I think of this "device" as a client and I think of byoc as being able to run some application or constellation of applications on my own device or in a vendor neutral way on some cloud like a podman compose or something similar... Like not dependant on a particular vendor's "native" capabilities
    • tonyhart7 52 minutes ago
      apparently computer + k8s connected to internet is considered cloud now
  • ClosedPistachio 1 hour ago
    Actual title is "BYOC Anywhere: The Spectrum of Bring Your Own Cloud Deployments"
  • peter_d_sherman 10 minutes ago
    This is a great document for understanding all of the terminology/considerations relative to cloud computing buyers -- a must read for cloud computing buyers, salespeople, or really, anyone else in that space...