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Published: Dec. 31, 2015, 5 a.m.

b'Aaron and Brian do their annual 2015 WrapUp show. They look at the most interesting shows, trends and topics from 2015, as well as making predictions for 2016.
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• 60 Shows\\u2028\\xa0
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• Official Podcast at Cloud Foundry Summit, MesosCon, LinuxCon, DockerCon, VelocityConf, OSCON\\u2028\\xa0
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• Went over $5B in VC + M&A Funding for Guests\\u2028\\xa0
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\\nMost Popular Show(s) of 2015:
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• Eps.200 (Future of Connected Cloud; Christian Reilly) \\u2028\\xa0
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• Eps.199 (Docker Security; Diogo & Nathan)\\xa0
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• Eps.208 (DevOps; Nathan Harvey)\\u2028\\xa0
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\\nAaron\\u2019s 2015 Predictions - From 2014 show\\xa0
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• Container ecosystem is beginning to mature\\u2028\\xa0
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• Docker needs to go through Trough of Disillusionment\\u2028\\xa0
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• Skill Sets Changing - Blogging will become a lost art\\u2028\\xa0
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• GitHub or \\u201cGetOut\\u201d - people need to learn GitHub - see 30 Days of Commitmas (GitHub learning)\\u2028\\xa0
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• Existence of Bi-Modal IT - There is no migration path between the two.\\u2028\\xa0
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• \\u201cInfrastructure as a Code\\u201d replaces \\u201cSoftware-Defined\\u201d terminology\\u2028 Infrastructure jobs will become the operations portion of DevOps (automate everything)\\u2028\\xa0
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\\nBrian\\u2019s 2015 Predictions - From 2014 show
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• Containers, Containers, Containers - competition for Docker in containers (VMware, CoreOS, etc.)? Moved from Containers to Systems.\\u2028
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• Containers/Docker were mentioned everywhere (AWS, Tutum, Microsoft, DigitalOcean)\\u2028\\xa0
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• VMware pushes that \\u201ccontainers need VMs\\u201d\\u2028\\xa0
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• AWS is finally starting to understand the Enterprise; bundling/integrating services\\u2028\\xa0
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• Nobody values Cloud Management software\\u2028\\xa0
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• How do the VCs justify all this investment in companies that drive open-source projects?\\u2028\\xa0
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• What happens to all the SaaS tools platforms on AWS, can they survive economically?\\u2028\\xa0
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\\nOur Grades on Various Topics/Companies/Themes
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• OpenStack\\u2028\\xa0
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• AWS\\u2028\\xa0
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• Azure\\u2028\\xa0
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• Google\\u2028\\xa0
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• Cisco\\u2028\\xa0
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• Other Public Clouds\\u2028\\xa0
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• Private Cloud or Hybrid Cloud\\u2028\\xa0
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• VMware\\u2028\\xa0
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• Docker\\u2028\\xa0
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• Cloud Foundry\\u2028\\xa0
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• Open Source centric companies (CoreOS, Hashicorp, Mesosphere)\\u2028 \\xa0
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• Cluster-Management and Schedulers (Kubernetes, Mesos, Swarm)\\u2028\\xa0
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• SaaS Applications\\u2028\\xa0
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\\nBrian\\u2019s 2016 Prediction Notes:
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• We\\u2019ll continue to see big bets (legacy vendors) and big failures\\xa0
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• Very curious to watch the open-source VMware-replacements (Hashicorp, CoreOS, Docker, etc.) monetize their business\\u2028\\xa0
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• We\\u2019ll begin to hear about some IoT success stories\\u2028\\xa0
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\\nAaron\\u2019s 2016 Prediction Notes:\\xa0
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• Docker Trough of Disillusionment will happen (push from last year) in favor of Open Standards\\u2028\\xa0
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• We will consolidate down to a handful of large hardware and software vendors in one (Oracle, Cisco, Dell) and pr

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