london cloud summit 2014 - raising the tide: getting developers in the cloud

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Raising the tide: getting developers into the cloud http://talks.thesteve0.com/londoncloud conf http://bit.ly/1fbwhKc Presented by: Steven Pousty @TheSteve0 on Twitter, IRC, Instagram, Ingress, SmugMug, and Github

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Doing some introspection on the state of PaaS and developer adoption

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Raising the tide: gettingdevelopers into the cloud

http://talks.thesteve0.com/londoncloudconf

http://bit.ly/1fbwhKcPresented by:

Steven Pousty@TheSteve0 on Twitter, IRC, Instagram,

Ingress, SmugMug, and Github

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Agenda1. Cover what I am seeing with devs and the cloud (mostly PaaS)2. Open discussion about moving us all forward

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What did developers grow upwith

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Hosted server

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How to handle load

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OK so what problems are theyfacing

1. They can't be ROOT2. Their deployment model changes3. App has to be built for horizontal scaling4. They expect it to be a VPS

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What are we doing wrong1. NOT ENOUGH DOCUMENTATION2. Not teaching developers to create horizontally scalable

applications3. Not teaching developers to think in composable server pieces

rather than all minutiae4. Giving them a different local versus "cloud" experience.

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My thoughts about where wego

1. Docker adds a lot to help us get closer to what they expect2. Build things as more composable units3. Help our app server and DB brethern to move their pieces to the

cloud4. Balance sysadmins needs with developer needs

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Freewheeling discussion