Jake Alderman is Program Director for Virtual Solutions at Telos Alliance. Sound intriguing? I think so! We see broadcast infrastructure moving more and more into a virtualized space – either on-premises or perhaps in the cloud, and Jake is just the guy to clarify some concepts about virtualization. From Virtual Machines (VMs) to Software Containers to hypervisors, Jake and his colleagues are pushing the envelope on broadcast operations.
Show notes:
- Cloud Academy – Docker vs. Virtual Machines: Differences You Should Know
- Portainer.io – Open Source Container Management GUI
- Docker vs. Virtual Machines: What are the Differences?
- The Broadcast Bridge – Vendors Now Well Versed In The Language of IT
- Jake and Kirk referred to the Axia iQs virtual audio console
- And the Telos VXs virtual VoIP system for radio
- OpenVPN Software Container
- Plex Software Container
- Guacamole – container remote access tool
Guest
Jake Alderman – Program Manager of Virtual Solutions at Telos Alliance
Host
Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, & South Seas Broadcasting
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