Explore the innovative concept of a "multi-landlord" public cloud in this 44-minute conference talk from USENIX LISA14. Discover how the Massachusetts Open Cloud, a collaboration between universities, industry partners, and the state government, aims to revolutionize cloud computing. Learn about their vision for unbundled services, increased customer choice, and lower barriers to entry for new cloud technologies. Gain insights into the project's goals, partners, and future plans, and understand how this model seeks to balance economies of scale with opportunities for individual innovation in the cloud computing landscape.
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LISA14 - Building a "Multi-Landlord" Public Cloud
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USENIX
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