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@r008 - I'm speaking at 10am at Cisco, 210 West Tasman Drive, Building F - tomorrow.

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@ecarlin : Of course not, just there is little point in differentiation on that which doesn't matter.

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Just talked to @wattersjames , I'm joining the @paasholes - it's time to get stuck further up the stack. Is this the new @clouderati?

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@bgracely : Unfortunately the session wasn't recorded and the slides are too numerous. There will always be another time.

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Thx -> RT @bgracely: Hoping that @swardley slides will be posted somewhere. Missed the session, but heard it blew people away. #ccevent

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RT @Everest_Cloud: .@cloudscaling Francesco Paola presenting a cloud case study on large Asian telco company #ccevent

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just about to kick -off : kittens, evolution, cloud, inertia, disruption, kittens ... one session, 40 min ... 11:15. #ccevent Ballroom E

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RT @dkoffler: RT @acroll: My recap of that panel. Citrix: we hate VMWare. Red Hat: we hate Microsoft. Rackspace: we hate Amazon. #ccevent

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Evolution, organisation, culture, big data, cloud, next generation, kittens - it won't be streamed - 11:15. #ccevent Ballroom E

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Thanks -> RT @robertcathey: Watch @swardley this morning keynote the Org. Readiness track at 11:15. #ccevent Ballroom E

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Spot on -> RT @adrianco: @KenCrandall @swardley not assuming right, assuming dominant ecosystem wins

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That's good to hear -> RT @martenmickos: @swardley Thx for great observations today. We are working on it!

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@jaredwray : pleasure meeting you as well.

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@alexbligh : yes, it's an ecosystem battle ... it always has been ... you'll get no disagreement there with me.

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RT @alexbligh: @swardley the key is generating an ecosystem with sufficient mass it has its own gravity. So, "enough compatibility to do that" is my answer

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This should have happened before now but we've had many errors IMHO - open core, differentiation on APIs etc.

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Someone, whether it's openstack, eucalyptus or cloud.com will eventually grasp the open source / foundation based / AWS (EC2/S3/EBS) crown

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RT @jesserobbins: Watch my "Rebooting a Cloud" keynote live at 10:05 AM (PST) - http://www.cloudconnectevent.com/santacl... #opschef #devops #gameday #ccevent

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@alexbligh : identical in operation would be the goal.

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@samj : if those forks comply with the open reference model - absolutely.

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RT @samj: All forks. So basically only forks of open stack & cloud stack (whether or not interoperable) should be considered @opencloud? @swardley

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RT @adron: @swardley that sounds kind of funny, but since #AWS blazed trails, #OpenStack might as well use that as the standard...I mean, why not. :)

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@eekygeeky : I strongly support the goals of #Openstack - I wish they would just adopt EC2/S3/EBS as the standard and be done with it.

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... so the question remains, will this allow someone else to claim the crown and become the open source AWS clone, the Apache of cloud.

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... this enabled Open Stack to walk in but their focus on differentiated APIs is IMHO a strategic blunder ...

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IMHO Eucalyptus should have been the Apache of the cloud but their open core model was a strategic blunder ...

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"debate will intensify over the wisdom of multiple APIs and whether Open Stack should focus on being an AWS clone "- http://blog.gardeviance.org/2012...

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@samj : Ubuntu, Debian, RedHat, Fedora .... lots ... all competing ... all using the linux kernel etc.

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@samj : but certainly, a company's implementation can include proprietary improvements etc.

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