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Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Sebastian Stadil, CEO of Scalr (Part 7)
Sramana Mitra: The truth is we have seen a lot of these people coming out and building companies. I think that trend is going to accelerate. Sebastian Stadil: That is my story as well. Before founding Scalr, I worked at a company where I was manually managing infrastructure for them. The experience that I got
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Sebastian Stadil, CEO of Scalr (Part 6)
Sramana Mitra: Let me just comment on it before you go on. I think the framework that you’re setting is interesting because we have seen this in action especially over the last decade where there were a lot of functions that were getting outsourced to the various outsourcing providers and that are still being outsourced,
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Sebastian Stadil, CEO of Scalr (Part 5)
Sebastian Stadil: An example would be a healthcare provider that makes a survey of all the cloud management platforms available in the market and determines that none meets all of its requirements. They start using cloud and they build their own tooling. After a while, they find that the processes that they’re bringing to the
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Sebastian Stadil, CEO of Scalr (Part 4)
Sebastian Stadil: A developer may choose to use Scalr and then they use Scalr for agility purposes. As adoption grows inside of the organization and their developers start using it as well, that’s when IT starts to use Scalr as a tool to enforce policies. Scalr is this platform that allows for the management of
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Sebastian Stadil, CEO of Scalr (Part 3)
Sramana Mitra: You drive the management server that manages the logic of the grouping as well as the actions? We do have a lot of cloud computing stories. At this point, the readers are quite immersed in the cloud computing applications. I have done literally over 600 of these kinds of interviews. Maybe not all
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Sebastian Stadil, CEO of Scalr (Part 2)
Sramana Mitra: You’ve already segued into this. Give us a sense of what you do at Scalr. Sebastian Stadil: We have an open-source enterprise cloud management platform that we sell to customers. What we sell is actually a subscription to support – meaning a constant stream of bug fixes. Sramana Mitra: What would be the
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Sebastian Stadil, CEO of Scalr (Part 1)
This discussion explores how cloud entrepreneurs can identify open problems and opportunities that warrant building a new business. Sramana Mitra: Tell us about yourself as well as introduce our audience to Scalr. Sebastian Stadil: I’m the founder of many things, among which is the Silicon Valley Cloud Computing Group, which is a cloud computing user
