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Dear IT...I'd Like A Kubernetes Cluster

In September of 2016 I presented these slides in Amsterdam at Software Circus. The focus is on how developers and DevOps teams can work with corporate IT to look at developing Kubernetes-as-a-Service in their organization. I also demoed Rancher (http://www.rancher.com/rancher) to show how teams are providing an Enterprise Container Service to allow teams to easily build and deploy Kubernetes, Swarma nd Mesos clusters.

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Next Gen Storage and Networking in Container Environments - September 2016 Ra...

Since its initial release, Rancher has included cross-host networking for containers. For storage, we introduced the Convoy storage driver framework, which enabled Docker containers to access persistent storage volumes implemented by NFS or EBS. Now, in Rancher 1.2 we're introducing fully pluggable networking and storage frameworks for Rancher environments. In our September 2016 Online meetup we introduced this concept and demonstrated how to deploy new Rancher storage services.

A Week in the Life (of DevOps)

In this session, we’ll look at how the CenturyLink Cloud executes on a shared vision to deliver a global service at scale. We’ll walk through an average week and see how Operations, Development, Product, Marketing and Sales work together. This session includes discussion of organization charts, product/project planning, engineering practice, and shared tooling that help us collaborate with distributed teams in rapid iterations. Whether you are representing an established enterprise or a startup, the audience will find practical advice that helps take DevOps principles and turn them into meaningful action. For more information, please visit http://cainc.to/Nv2VOe

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The Case for Kotlin and Ceylon

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AVEVA-Americas

As projects become increasingly complex and cost-sensitive, with project teams spread across the globe and the emergence of Industry 4.0, the ability to share and access the latest project data is more important than ever. AVEVA’s vision for the Cloud is to be the leading provider of an entire ecosystem of on-demand, design, engineering and management solutions for asset-intensive industries. This journey began years ago and continued with the release of the AVEVA Connect platform in 2016. With a focus on bringing our complete Cloud solution to reality, AVEVA has successfully delivered cloud-based solutions to customers across the world through close collaboration and the leveraging of strong strategic partnerships. This presentation provides a progress report on the journey to date, and explore the future of AVEVA’s Cloud solution as it evolves to become the most secure, viable and streamlined solution available.

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Devs are from Mars, Ops are from Venus, Maish Saidel-Keesing, Cisco

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Developers and Operations people are different creatures – sometimes they seem that they come from a totally different planet. They think differently – have different outlooks on life, on how tasks should be managed, and how an infrastructure should be managed. Can the twain meet? This session will discuss the intricate differences between the two species, and how one should bridge the gaps between them – so that your company can make true use of a Devops culture – and take your company to a whole different level.

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Fast Track Your IoT Development

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is no longer hype. It?s here, delivering benefits to society and businesses in the form of higher productivity, more efficient use of existing resources, and new revenues. Realizing these benefits, however, requires recognizing and addressing the fundamental technical challenges of deploying and implementing IoT systems. Join Wind River Senior Technical Marketing Engineer Kamal Desai as he discusses and demonstrates new approaches for cloud-based development and management that provide far greater flexibility for how organizations can build and run IoT infrastructure. In this session, you will learn about: Building applications independent of device operating system and hardware complexity Designing, developing, and testing advanced IoT networks before deployment Streamlining management of hundreds or thousands of IoT devices for provisioning, configuring, and monitoring Improving business intelligence by aggregating and analyzing IoT data in Salesforce

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