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The movement towards a software-defined infrastructure is about decoupling the bare metal that executes the point data transactions from the software layer that orchestrates them. The hope is that by separating the smarts from the brawn, the underlying hardware can become cheaper and interchangeable (avoiding vendor lock-in) while the overarching software becomes more capable and faster-evolving …. Rather than individual elements (compute, storage, and networking), infrastructure will be treated as a set of resources required for specific workloads. In this world, the application, the end user, and hopefully the business are king.
Are You Ready for Software-Defined Everything? Wired Part two of this article will continue the examination of the security of platforms such as AWS and Azure, and what the notion of “sharing responsibility for security” should really mean. ***** Adam Cohen, Esq. CISSP CEH CCSPENJOY UNLIMITED ACCESS TO THE SINGLE SOURCE OF OBJECTIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS, PRACTICAL INSIGHTS, AND NEWS IN ENTERTAINMENT LAW.
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