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Thursday, October 12 • 14:40 - 15:10
Dualing Platforms: Building Services for Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes Using the Open Service Broker API - Alex Ley & Matt McNeeney, Pivotal

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In a digital world, widely adopted and easy to use APIs are the cornerstone of collaboration and interoperability. The Open Service Broker API working group brings together experts from Google, RedHat, Pivotal, SAP and IBM in order to demolish barriers in the adoption of cloud-native services, with a user-centric approach focused on delivering features based exclusively in real world use cases.

After providing an introduction to cloud-native applications and the need for stateful services, we will explain how the Open Service Broker API project can help developers build a variety of services that can be deployed once and consumed anywhere.

We will then run a live side-by-side demo where we build and deploy a service broker and then consume it from applications running in two different platforms: Cloud Foundry and Kubo (BOSH-powered Kubernetes).
Speakers
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Alex Ley

Staff Product Manager, Pivotal
Alex is a Product Manager for the Pivotal Cloud Foundry platform and is focused on enabling multi-cloud services using Cloud Foundry and BOSH. Previously, Alex was a committer to the container engine Garden Linux, used by Cloud Foundry, and worked in London's FinTech startup scene... Read More →
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Matt McNeeney

Product Manager, Pivotal
Matt is the Project Lead for the Cloud Foundry Services API project which aims to enhance the developer experience provisioning and managing services. Matt is also a Co-Chair for the Open Service Broker API, a project by Pivotal, Google, IBM, Red Hat and others that allows developers... Read More →

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Thursday October 12, 2017 14:40 - 15:10
Singapore, 2nd Floor
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