VCE -- http://vce.com Richardson, TX USA / Durham, NC USA / Marlborough, MA USA / Las Vegas, NV USA / Santa Clara, CA USA / Mahon, Cork Ireland
VCE seeks to simplify the data center experience for Enterprise and Service Providers globally. VCE is an EMC Federation Company with investments from Cisco and VMware. VCE has already surpassed a $2B annualized demand run-rate and over seven consecutive quarters of greater than 50% year-over-year demand growth.
Do you want to ride the rocket ship and work on interesting things?
VCE -- http://vce.com Richardson, TX USA / Durham, NC USA / Marlborough, MA USA / Las Vegas, NV USA / Santa Clara, CA USA
VCE seeks to simplify the data center experience for Enterprise and Service Providers globally. VCE is an EMC Federation Company with investments from Cisco and VMware. VCE recently surpassed a $2B annualized demand run-rate and a seventh consecutive quarter of greater than 50% year-over-year demand growth.
Do you want to ride the rocket ship and work on interesting things?
Keyword soup: analysis, design and development of service based components using React, Angular, Dojo, SOAP, WSDL, RESTful, using XML/JSON standards; performing front-end development using JavaScript, JQuery and AJAX; in performing back-end development using SQL, PL/SQL and stored procedures in Oracle; in Java/J2EE, JPT (Java Performance Tuning) technologies and ORM frameworks including iBatis, Hibernate, JPA, Struts, Spring and Spring AOP/MVC; in using Web and Application Servers including WebSphere and Tomcat; and in performing, building and deploying software components using Jenkins, Maven; experience living the dream with OpenStack, CoreOS, Docker, combinatorial optimization, VMI algo, Data Center Infrastructure Management, OASIS SCA, TOSCA, DMTF OVF, CIM, CIMI, OCP, OGF OCCI, ODCA PEAT, unicorns, turtles, rainbows, sentient cheese wheels, self lubricating sea slugs, etc...
Actually, not that it matters for this thread other than to speculate...
What if every IP enabled commercial video monitoring device [1] on the planet were now able to have a functional and durable dynamic DNS service, ostensibly, for what comes next [2]?
VCE -- http://vce.com Richardson, TX USA / Durham, NC / Cork, Ireland / Marlborough, MA USA / REMOTE
VCE is an EMC Federation Company with investments from Cisco and VMware. VCE recently surpassed a $2B annualized demand run-rate and a sixth consecutive quarter of greater than 50% year-over-year demand growth. Want to ride the rocket ship and work on interesting things?
- Senior Software Engineers
- Manager, Software Engineering
- Principal Product Manager Systems Management Software
- Consultant Program Manager Software Products and Operations
- Software Quality Assurance Engineer
- Principal Program Manager Software Products
- Consultant Product Marketing Manager Software and Systems Management
Keyword soup: analysis, design and development of service based components using React, Angular, Dojo, SOAP, WSDL, RESTful, using XML/JSON standards; performing front-end development using JavaScript, JQuery and AJAX; in performing back-end development using SQL, PL/SQL and stored procedures in Oracle; in Java/J2EE, JPT (Java Performance Tuning) technologies and ORM frameworks including iBatis, Hibernate, JPA, Struts, Spring and Spring AOP/MVC; in using Web and Application Servers including WebSphere and Tomcat; and in performing, building and deploying software components using Jenkins, Maven. OpenStack, CoreOS, Docker, combinatorial optimization, VMI algo, unicorns, turtles, rainbows, sentient cheese wheels, self lubricating sea slugs, etc...
p.s. If you are a currently at a startup working in Data Center Infrastructure Management, OASIS SCA / TOSCA, DMTF OVF / CIM / CIMI, OGF OCCI, and/or ODCA PEAT please contact me: jay dot cuthrell at vce.com
Timely. I did a "big data" presentation yesterday and hoped to convey how important it was to read original source materials to form opinions and avoid the hype.
Since slide decks get busy I moved my bibliography of links to a gist. So, while it didn't factor into my presentation I've now added this blog post. :-)
VCE -- http://vce.com Richardson, TX USA / Durham, NC / Cork, Ireland / Marlborough, MA USA / REMOTE
VCE is an EMC Federation Company with investments from Cisco and VMware. VCE recently surpassed a $2B annualized demand run-rate and a sixth consecutive quarter of greater than 50% year-over-year demand growth. Want to ride the rocket ship and work on interesting things?
- Consultant Product Marketing Manager Software and Systems Management
http://rolp.co/sQHh7
Keyword soup: analysis, design and development of service based components using SOAP, WSDL, RESTful, using XML/JSON standards; performing front-end development using JavaScript, JQuery and AJAX; in performing back-end development using SQL, PL/SQL and stored procedures in Oracle; in Java/J2EE, JPT (Java Performance Tuning) technologies and ORM frameworks including iBatis, Hibernate, JPA, Struts, Spring and Spring AOP/MVC; in using Web and Application Servers including WebSphere and Tomcat; and in performing, building and deploying software components using Jenkins, Maven. OpenStack, CoreOS, Docker, combinatorial optimization, VMI algo, unicorns, turtles, rainbows, self lubricating sea slugs, etc...
p.s. If you are a currently at a startup working in Data Center Infrastructure Management, OASIS SCA / TOSCA, DMTF OVF / CIM / CIMI, OGF OCCI, and/or ODCA PEAT please contact me: jay dot cuthrell at vce.com
A lot of the folks at VCE (including me!) were really pleased to see this post. I've been thinking about Vblock Systems since 2010 as a way to do the dev / test / qa / qc / prod / scale /etc... pattern in the _same_ investment for initial spend and ongoing operations.
There are thousands of Vblock enabled teams out there in the world now so this is a great data point for those that have not yet considered the non prod options on the same environment.
Disclaimer: VCE employee here. VCE is an EMC Federation Company [tm] with investments from Cisco and VMware.
> We would LOVE getting out of that part of our business [...]
That's a common theme when I meet with some unique companies that are still building out their own stacks of kit and just enough software to keep their consumption patterns consistent. It is about necessity some years but often comes down to the assembly line methods and sunk investments.
I'm curious how much variance you guys have / tolerate or if you ever see reaching VMI (maybe you are already there?) procurement levels?
Market wise, it isn't too outlandish to expect many of the "super highly reliable" options to have a future that is a spectrum of DIY + software (100% roll your own) all the way up to a full experience (status quo). Today, that roll your own option is a progression of hardware compatibility lists to reference architectures but there are only a few companies that go beyond that.
I'm curious to hear how much you see as "too much money" to keep your team from getting out of the rack/stack/burn/test/QA/QC/deploy. Do you plow the "too much money" less "build pods cheaper" into a value that can be compared an opportunity cost for the labor involved?
If a team consistently 'delivers' time and time again with a specific structure and arrangement it makes sense that the same team would be reconsidered -- time and time again.
If the lab animals were getting "fatter" decade over decade then I have to wonder if the lab animals were living in lab environments that were increasingly air conditioned or steady state temperatures decade over decade as well.
Seeking out some kind of mystery trace compound seems like an invitation to overlook more basic environmental factors like the living conditions.