A while ago I had a discussion with someone who wanted to be able to move whole application stacks between different private cloud solutions (VMware, Hyper-V, OpenStack, Cloud Stack) and a variety of public clouds.
Not surprisingly, there are plenty of startups working on the problem – if you’re interested in what they’re doing, I’d strongly recommend you add CloudCast.net to your list of favorite podcasts – but the only correct way to solve the problem is to design the applications in a cloud-friendly way.
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