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 The Cloud Pod is your one-stop-shop for all things Public, Hybrid, Multi-cloud, and private cloud. Cloud providers continue to accelerate with new features, capabilities, and changes to their APIs. Let Justin, Jonathan, Ryan and Peter help navigate you through this changing cloud landscape via our weekly podcast.© 2025 The Cloud Pod Économie
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  • 325: Db2 or Not Db2: That Is the Backup Question

    325: Db2 or Not Db2: That Is the Backup Question
    Oct 16 2025
    Welcome to episode 325 of The Cloud Pod, where the forecast is always cloudy! Justin is on vacation this week, so it’s up to Ryan and Matthew to bring you all the latest news in cloud and AI, and they definitely deliver! This week we have an AWS invoice undo button, Sora 2, and quite a bit of news DigitalOcean – plus so much more. Let’s get started! Titles we almost went with this week
    • AWS Shoots for the Cloud with NBA Partnership
    • Nothing But Net: AWS Scores Big with Basketball AI Deal
    • From Courtside to Cloud-side: AWS Dunks on Sports Analytics
    • PostgreSQL Gets a Gemini Twin for Natural Language Queries
    • Fuzzy Logic: When Your Database Finally Speaks Your Language
    • CLI and Let AI: Google’s Natural Language Database Assistant
    • Satya’s Org Chart Shuffle: Now with More AI Synergy
    • Microsoft Reorgs Again: This Time It’s Personal (and Commercial)
    • Ctrl+Alt+Delete: Microsoft Reboots Its Sales Machine
    • Sora 2: The Sequel Nobody Asked For But Everyone Will Use
    • OpenAI Puts the “You” in YouTube (AI Edition)
    • Sam Altman Stars in His Own AI-Generated Reality Show
    • Grok and Roll: Microsoft’s New AI Model Rocks Azure
    • To Grok or Not to Grok: That is the Question
    • Grok Around the Clock: Azure’s 24/7 Reasoning Machine
    • Spark Joy: Google Lights Up ML Inference for Data Pipelines
    • DigitalOcean’s Storage Trinity: Hot, Cold, and Backed Up
    • NFS: Not For Suckers (Network File Storage)
    • The Goldilocks Storage Strategy: Not Too Hot, Not Too Cold, Just Right
    • NAT Gonna Cost You: DigitalOcean’s Gateway to Savings
    • BYOIP: Bring Your Own IP (But Leave Your Billing Worries Behind)
    • The Great Invoice Escape: No More Support Tickets Required Ctrl+Z for Your AWS Bills: The Undo Button Finance Teams Needed
    • Image Builder Finally Learns When to Stop Trying
    • Pipeline Dreams: Now With Built-in Reality Checks
    • EC2 Image Builder Gets a Failure Intervention Feature
    • MCP: Model Context Protocol or Marvel Cinematic Protocol?
    AI is Going Great – Or How ML Makes Money

    00:45 OpenAI’s Sora 2 lets users insert themselves into AI videos with sound – Ars Technica

    • OpenAI’s Sora 2 introduces synchronized audio generation alongside video synthesis, matching Google’s Veo 3 and Alibaba’s Wan 2.5 capabilities.
    • This positions OpenAI competitively in the multimodal AI space with what they call their “GPT-3.5 moment for video.”
    • The new iOS social app feature allows users to insert themselves into AI-generated videos through “cameos,” suggesting potential applications for personalized content creation and social media integration at scale.
    • Sora 2 demonstrates improved physical accuracy and consistency across multiple shots, addressing previous limitations where objects would teleport or deform unrealistically.
    • The model can now simulate complex movements like gymnastics routines while maintaining proper physics.
    • The addition of “sophisticated background soundscapes, speech, and sound effects” expands potential enterprise use cases for automated video production, training materials, and marketing content generation without separate audio post-processing.
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    1 h et 13 min
  • 323: Databricks One: Because Seven Eight Nine

    323: Databricks One: Because Seven Eight Nine
    Oct 9 2025
    Welcome to episode 323 of The Cloud Pod, where the forecast is always cloudy! Justin, Matt and Ryan are in the studio tonight to bring you all the latest in cloud and AI news! This week we have a close call from Entra, some DeepSeek news, Firestore, and even an acquisition! Make sure to stay tuned for the aftershow – and Matt obviously falling asleep on the job. Let’s get started! Titles we almost went with this week When One Key Opens Every Door: Microsoft’s Close Call with Cloud CatastropheBedrock Goes Qwen-tum: Alibaba’s Models Join the AWS PartyDeepSeek and You Shall Find V3.1 in BedrockGPUs of Unusual Size? I Don’t Think They Exist (Narrator: They Do)Kubernetes Without the KubernightmaresFirestore and Forget: AI Takes the Wheel SCPs Get Their Full License: IAM Language EditionDo What I Meant, Not What I PromptedAtlassian Pays a Billion to DX the Developer ExperienceEntra at Your Own Risk: The Azure Identity Crisis That Almost WasOracle Intelligence: The AI Nobody Asked ForWisconsin Gets Cheesy with AI: Microsoft’s Dairy State Datacenter Azure Opens the Data Floodgates (But Only in Europe)PostgreSQL Gets a Security Blanket and Won’t Share Its TEEsMicrosoft’s New Cooling System Has Veins Like a Leaf and Runs Hotter Than Your Gaming PCAzure Gets Cold Feet About Hot Chips, Decides to Go With the Flow AI Is Going Great – Or How ML Makes Money 00:58 Google and Kaggle launch AI Agents Intensive course Google and Kaggle are launching a 5-day intensive course on AI agents from November 10-14. This follows their GenAI course that attracted 280,000 learners, with curriculum covering agent architectures, tools, memory systems, and production deployment.The course focuses on building autonomous AI agents and multi-agent systems, which represents a shift from traditional single-model AI to systems that can independently perform tasks, make decisions, and interact with tools and APIs.This development signals growing enterprise interest in AI agents for cloud environments, where autonomous systems can manage infrastructure, optimize resources, and handle complex workflows without constant human intervention.The hands-on approach includes codelabs and a capstone project, indicating Google’s push to democratize agent development skills as businesses increasingly need engineers who can build production-ready autonomous systems.The timing aligns with major cloud providers racing to offer agent-based services, as AI agents become essential for automating cloud operations, customer service, and business processes at scale.Interested in registering? You can do that here. Cloud Tools 03:21 Atlassian acquires DX, a developer productivity platform, for $1B Atlassian is acquiring DX, a developer productivity ana... Chapters (00:00:00) - Cloud Podcast: Databricks 1(00:01:11) - Google and Kegel Launch Five Day Training Course on AI Agents(00:03:34) - Atlasian Buys DX: Will It Hurt Their Business?(00:07:03) - Amazon Web Services: New Models for DeepSeek and DeepSe(00:08:42) - Amazon RDS: MySQL Innovation Release 9.4 in Database Preview(00:14:12) - QDeveloper CLI Adds Remote MCPs(00:15:56) - Amazon Nova Act Extension(00:18:08) - Google Cloud: Security Command Center Insights for Kubernetes(00:20:42) - Google's Firestore: MCP for AI Systems(00:22:59) - AI Adoption Among Software Developers Hits 90%, Says Google(00:24:00) - AI: Return on Investment?(00:31:05) - Microsoft's Entra ID Vulnerabilities(00:36:37) - Microsoft Unveils $100 Million AI Data Center(00:40:31) - Azure SQL Server 2020: Managed Instance(00:43:20) - AKS Automatic for Kubernetes + Azure Cloud(00:45:49) - Databricks 1.4(00:47:11) - Microsoft's HPC Infrastructure: HBV5 Series VMs(00:52:08) - NET (for Mobile, Desktop, and More)(00:53:12) - Azure Monitor Kubernetes: Higher throughput & more(00:54:56) - Microsoft SQL: Integrations with Grafana(01:01:59) - Microsoft Expands Fabric with New Features and Collaboration(01:05:21) - Azure Application Gateway: zero downtime upgrade capability(01:07:28) - Oracle's AI Strategy: Setting the Standard(01:10:42) - Week in Cloud: Exploring the Cloud(01:11:26) - The Need for Prompt Engineering in Cloud Software(01:18:28) - Image Generation with Google GPT5(01:22:04) - A Week in the Life
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    1 h et 22 min
  • 324: Clippy’s Revenge: The AI Assistant That Actually Works - Sort Of

    324: Clippy’s Revenge: The AI Assistant That Actually Works - Sort Of
    Oct 9 2025
    Welcome to episode 324 of The Cloud Pod, where the forecast is always cloudy! Justin, Ryan, and Jonathan are your hosts, bringing you all the latest news and announcements in Cloud and AI. This week we have some exec changes over at Oracle, a LOT of announcements about Sonnet 4.5, and even some marketplace updates over at Azure! Let’s get started. Titles we almost went with this week Oracle’s Executive Shuffle: Promoting from Within While Chasing from BehindCopilot Takes the Wheel on Your Legacy Code HighwayQueue Up for GPUs: Google’s Take-a-Number Approach to AI ComputingLicense to Bill: Google’s 400% Markup GrievanceAutopilot Engages: GKE Goes Full Self-Driving ModeSQL Server Finally Gets a Lake House Instead of a Server RoomMicrosoft Gives Office Apps Their Own AI InternsClaude and Present Danger: The AI That Codes for 30 Hours StraightThe Claude Father Part 4.5: An Offer Your Code Can’t RefuseCUD You Believe It? Google Makes Discounts Actually FlexibleECS Goes Full IPv6: No IPv4s GivenBreaking News: AWS Finally Lets You Hit the Emergency Stop ButtonOne Marketplace to Rule Them AllBigQuery Gets a Crystal Ball and a Chatty FriendAzure’s September to Remember: When Certificates and Allocators AttackShall I Compare Thee to a Sonnet? 4.5 Ways Anthropic Just Leveled UpAWS provides a big red button Follow Up 01:26 The global harms of restrictive cloud licensing, one year later | Google Cloud Blog Google Cloud filed a formal complaint with the European Commission one year ago about Microsoft’s anti-competitive cloud licensing practices, specifically the 400% price markup Microsoft imposes on customers who move Windows Server workloads to non-Azure clouds.The UK Competition and Markets Authority found that restrictive licensing costs UK cloud customers £500 million annually due to lack of competition, while US government agencies overspend by $750 million yearly because of Microsoft’s licensing tactics.Microsoft recently disclosed that forcing software customers to use Azure is one of three pillars driving its growth and is implementing new licensing changes preventing managed service providers from hosting certain workloads on Azure competitors.Multiple regulators globally including South Africa and the US FTC are now investigating Microsoft’s cloud licensing practices, with the CMA finding that Azure has gained customers at 2-3x the rate of competitors since implementing restrictive terms.A European Centre for International Political Economy study suggests ending restrictive licensing could unlock €1.2 trillion in additional EU GDP by 2030 and generate €450 billion annually in fiscal savings and productivity gains. 03:32 Jonathan – “I’d feel happier about these complaints Google were making if they actually reciprocated the deals they make for their customers in the... Chapters (00:00:00) - GCP Alumni(00:01:35) - Microsoft's Cloud Licensing Practices(00:05:22) - Microsoft introduces Office Agent in Copilot Chat(00:08:13) - Claude Sonet 4.5 Launches(00:09:33) - Claude 4.5 New Feature Announcement(00:15:12) - Bill Gates on ChatGPT and Bots(00:16:10) - Snowflake, Cloud Sonnet 4.5, and SQL Server(00:17:39) - Amazon EC2, ECS now supporting IPv6 Only workloads(00:20:23) - Amazon Machine Image Governance (New Parameter)(00:25:42) - Easy to Auto-Scalping (New Feature)(00:29:23) - Amazon EC2: Managed Serverless Instances(00:33:28) - AWS Outposts: Third-Party Storage Integration(00:36:45) - Google's Flex Start VMS for AI & GKE Autop(00:41:48) - Google Launches Cloud SQL, BigQuery Extensions(00:45:11) - BigQuery and Google Analytics: AI Data Analysis & Forecast(00:47:02) - Microsoft Azure Migrate and Modernize: Cloud Code vs. Microsoft(00:53:22) - Microsoft's Azure Marketplace Unifying with AppSource(00:56:06) - Azure Compute Gallery: Soft Delete(00:57:49) - Microsoft Azure Outages: Lessons Learned(01:03:32) - Week in Cloud: A Week of Consistency
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    1 h et 4 min
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