Kostas “Constantine” Roungeris is a member of the cloud corporate marketing team, big fan of all things Cloud Computing and all the different meanings that everyone has for it.His professional experience has been always focused on the paradigm, via various product and business development positions.Born and raised Athenian, keen footballer, avid snowboarder and slope explorer; vinyl collector and piano/guitar enthusiast, hopeless wannabe band frontman; pretentious cinephile and road-tripper.You can also follow Kostas on the Cisco UK&I Blog.
Today’s apps have increased interdependencies, touching heterogeneous systems and infrastructure, as well as different toolsets and processes. Many are likely built or delivered with a combination of public cloud services, chosen from around the approximately 1.4 million offered across the big public clouds.
Cisco is re-thinking how organizations operate by using a multi-domain architecture, and how cloud is dramatically changing our customer’s environments—with applications being at the center of transformation.
When we announced our partnership with Google Cloud in 2017, we talked about our shared vision of building a truly “open” hybrid cloud. As one of the key areas of our partnership, we’re working on an architecture to bring “the best of both cloud worlds” to enterprise users when it comes to on-premises environments and public cloud.
The amount of innovation coming from the cloud industry is evidence of the industry maturing. Customers are now evaluating and planning to adopt more advanced solutions between on-premises and public clouds than just IaaS and SaaS, and the industry is responding to this demand with a new generation of offerings
Whether you believe in the existence of aliens and UFOs, there’s a more recent technology phenomenon that tends to evoke just as many myths and debate: the cloud.
The recent CNCF CloudNative 2017 conference in Berlin played host to the crème de la crème of IT, niche container-focused software vendors, and integrators. All of them came equipped with their most switched-on engineers and marketers (intentionally leaving the usual marketing glaze behind).
I was born in the mid-80s. I started breaking down computers quite early and I had PSTN internet by the time I was 16 (having frequent arguments with my parents when they regularly disconnected me in order to hold meaningless important conversations with other members of our extended Greek family).
Berlin. Europe’s Europe. Where someone thought of doing this so you can smile when paying to park your car: Where this was also happening the week before the last: In other words, the first Cisco Live for 2017 (and unsurprisingly the subject of this post). But before I get into the details of the event, […]