Anthony Liguori's guest appearances

Anthony Liguori

Software Engineering Daily

Cloud Engineering Archives - Software Engineering Daily

Podcast Archives - Software Engineering Daily

Software Daily

Anthony Liguori, "Elvis Tribute Artist, Gospel and Country Artist" speaks with Gene DiNapoli

Zack Bloom

Vicki Cheung

Nader Dabit

William Morgan

David Crawshaw

Zeb Evans

Brian Lovin

Guillermo Rauch

Juan Fumero

Matt Ward

Kurt Mackey

Jake Reichert

Ryan Nystrom

Anurag Gupta

Liz Fong-Jones

OwlTail

Join me as I interview Elvis artist and Gospel and Country singer Anthony LigUOri.

Amazon’s virtual server instances have come a long way since the early days of EC2. There are now a wide variety of available configuration options for spinning up an EC2 instance, which can be chosen from based on the workload that will be scheduled onto a virtual machine. There are also Fargate containers and AWS Lambda functions, creating even more options for someone who wants to deploy virtualized infrastructure.The high demand for virtual machines has led to Amazon moving down the stack, designing custom hardware such as the Nitro security chip, and low level software such as the Firecracker virtual machine monitor. AWS also has built Outposts, which allow for on-prem usage of AWS infrastructure.Anthony Liguori is an engineer at AWS who has worked on a range of virtualization infrastructure: software platforms, hypervisors, and hardware. Anthony joins the show to talk about virtualization at all levels of the stack.

Amazon’s virtual server instances have come a long way since the early days of EC2. There are now a wide variety of available configuration options for spinning up an EC2 instance, which can be chosen from based on the workload that will be scheduled onto a virtual machine. There are also Fargate containers and AWS Lambda functions, creating even more options for someone who wants to deploy virtualized infrastructure.The high demand for virtual machines has led to Amazon moving down the stack, designing custom hardware such as the Nitro security chip, and low level software such as the Firecracker virtual machine monitor. AWS also has built Outposts, which allow for on-prem usage of AWS infrastructure.Anthony Liguori is an engineer at AWS who has worked on a range of virtualization infrastructure: software platforms, hypervisors, and hardware. Anthony joins the show to talk about virtualization at all levels of the stack.

AWS Virtualization with Anthony Liguori

Amazon’s virtual server instances have come a long way since the early days of EC2. There are now a wide variety of available configuration options for spinning up an EC2 instance, which can be chosen from based on the workload that will be scheduled onto a virtual machine. There are also Fargate containers and AWS Lambda functions, creating even more options for someone who wants to deploy virtualized infrastructure. The high demand for virtual machines has led to Amazon moving down the stack, designing custom hardware such as the Nitro security chip, and low level software such as the Firecracker virtual machine monitor. AWS also has built Outposts, which allow for on-prem usage of AWS infrastructure. Anthony Liguori is an engineer at AWS who has worked on a range of virtualization infrastructure: software platforms, hypervisors, and hardware. Anthony joins the show to talk about virtualization at all levels of the stack. Sponsorship inquiries: sponsor@softwareengineeringdaily.com The post AWS Virtualization with Anthony Liguori appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Amazon’s virtual server instances have come a long way since the early days of EC2. There are now a wide variety of available configuration options for spinning up an EC2 instance, which can be chosen from based on the workload that will be scheduled onto a virtual machine. There are also Fargate containers and AWS Lambda functions, creating even more options for someone who wants to deploy virtualized infrastructure. The high demand for virtual machines has led to Amazon moving down the stack, designing custom hardware such as the Nitro security chip, and low level software such as the Firecracker virtual machine monitor. AWS also has built Outposts, which allow for on-prem usage of AWS infrastructure. Anthony Liguori is an engineer at AWS who has worked on a range of virtualization infrastructure: software platforms, hypervisors, and hardware. Anthony joins the show to talk about virtualization at all levels of the stack. Sponsorship inquiries: <a href="mailto:sponsor@softwareengineeringdaily.com">sponsor@softwareengineeringdaily.com</a> The post <a href="https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2020/05/15/aws-virtualization-with-anthony-liguori/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AWS Virtualization with Anthony Liguori</a> appeared first on <a href="https://softwareengineeringdaily.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Software Engineering Daily</a>.