Akamai Can Help You Achieve Cloud-Native Design With Portability | Matt Berk
As engineering teams look at the cloud-native design to free them from the dependency on a platform and its componentry, they often find themselves trapped in some aspect of their architecture with a dependency that prevents them from truly benefitting from the cloud — they can’t easily move from one cloud provider or another, or run their workload across multiple regions within cloud providers. When customers take a cloud-native approach, it unlocks portability enabling them to run workloads across multiple cloud providers and regions.
At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Chicago, Matt Berk, VP of Cloud at Akamai, talks about cloud-native design and some of the major challenges customers are facing when they embrace this design. He goes on to discuss some of the ways Akamai is helping customers deal with the complexity of the cloud, and the company’s current focus areas.
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