Peter goes Absent With Out Leave - AWOL. Redhat can't save IBM's earnings, AWS starts detecting anomalies, Google adds 100-Gbps direct connect links to their data centers, and Azure gets FHIR-Y. We also take a few somber minutes to talk about the passing of Mark Hurd, Oracle's former Co-CEO. Plus the world famous lightning round.

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Follow Up Topics General News/Topics * Oracle’s Mark Hurd, who was on medical leave, has died at 62 * Despite Red Hat boost, IBM misses revenue targets ? * Defense Secretary Mark Esper pulls out of JEDI cloud computing contract review

AWS * Amazon CloudWatch Anomaly Detection * Now Available – Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) on VMware * Containers and infrastructure as code, like peanut butter and jelly * Amazon joins the Java Community Process (JCP)

Google * Improve your connectivity to Google Cloud with enhanced hybrid connectivity options * Leave no database behind with Cloud SQL for SQL Server

Azure * Microsoft unveils two open-source projects for building cloud and edge applications * Announcing the general availability of larger, more powerful standard file shares for Azure Files * Azure API for FHIR® moves to general availability

Lightning Round (Jonathan 11, Justin 16, and Guest 4): * AWS IoT Things Graph now provides workflow monitoring with AWS CloudWatch * Amazon CloudWatch now sends alarm state change events to Amazon EventBridge