Cloud Foundry Overview for GITPRO 2013

This short overview presentation was given as part of a panel on IaaS/PaaS/SaaS at the GITPRO 2013 event on April 13th.

Technology

Cloud Foundry
Overview
Adam FitzGerald
Director of Developer Relations
Pivotal
April 2013

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Pivotal – A New Platform for a New Era
Rapid
Application
Development

Application
Development
Platform

Data &
Analytics
Platform

Virtualization

Cloud Storage

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Pivotal – A New Platform for a New Era
Rapid
Application
Development

Application
Development
Platform
PIVOTAL
Data &
Analytics
Platform

Virtualization

Cloud Storage

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The industry’s open
platform as a service

Deploy and scale applications in
seconds on your choice of clouds

Productivity, Scalability, Extensibility, Openness

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Platform as a Service (aka PaaS)
Empower developers to build great apps, not plumbing infrastructure
An abstraction layer on top of IaaS
Application is the unit of deployment
– not VMs, AppServers, etc..

Separate the concerns of AppDev & Operations
– Databases, Messaging, Load-balancing etc.. “aaS”

Eliminate bottleneck of provisioning and deployment
Make full use of investments in the “Cloud”

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From Months to Deploy Applications…

* An actual application provisioning/update flow in a large enterprise. Image is blurred for privacy reasons

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To Less than a Day!

deploy <my cloud>
target <my cloud>
push <my app>
bind <my services>
instances <my app> +100
add_capacity <my cloud> Operator
Developer

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Cloud Foundry Open PaaS
Public Private Micro
Clouds Clouds Clouds

CUSTOM SERVICES
Open
Source

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Why Cloud Foundry?
Developer productivity
– On-demand agile deployment and processes
– High productivity frameworks and services
Raise top line growth
– Deliver social, mobile and modern web apps faster
– Engage developers to build richer apps on your platform
Lower operational costs
– Standardize and automate the application lifecycle
– Abstract middleware and infrastructure to reduce complexity

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Selected Customers

Internal IT: “From Idea To eBay’s next generation
Production In One Day” ecommerce platform

Next generation applications Global ecommerce platform
platform (US) (Japan)

Online donations CloudN platform
platform (UK) for enterprises (Japan)

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Broad Industry investment
Instances &
Multi-Cloud
Providers

Polyglot
Frameworks
and
Services

Add-On
Marketplace
And
Partnerships

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Significant Community Adoption – Dev and “DevOps”
Hundred of thousands of active Cloud Foundry users
Thousands of members on Dev and “DevOps” mailing lists
Significant adoption for Java and Spring tools
7k+ contributions and followers on the Github repositories
100k+ downloads of Cloud Foundry software and tools
140+ outreach events with thousands of attendees worldwide
60+ technical integrations/partners in 2013
30+ integrators and consultants installing and customizing apps

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Multiple Delivery Channels
Your Datacenter / Private Clouds
– Cloud Foundry Lighthouse Program
– Packaged product coming soon
Hosted / Public Clouds
– CloudFoundry.com
– Other Cloud Foundry public PaaS via partners
Developer Laptop
– Micro Cloud Foundry free developer tool Public Private Micro
Clouds Clouds Clouds

Multi-Cloud, No App Changes!

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Thank you.
Free Signup: www.cloudfoundry.com
Get started docs.cloudfoundry.com/getting-started.html
Learn more on our blog: blog.cloudfoundry.com

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