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IBM RTP Dojo Launch
The document presents an overview of the IBM RTP Cloud Foundry Dojo event, featuring key speakers such as Meg Swanson and Angel Diaz, alongside discussions on continuous innovation in cloud computing. It emphasizes the importance of a collaborative and diverse community focused on practical experiences and highlights IBM’s journey towards a seamless cloud platform experience. The event covers various methodologies and technologies like microservices, DevOps, and hybrid deployment models.
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IBM RTP Dojo Launch
- 1. 1IBM _ Welcome to theIBM RTP Cloud Foundry Dojo Tonight’s hosts: Dr. Angel Diaz @angelluisdiaz VP, Cloud Technology & Architecture Meg Swanson @Swaneroo VP, Marketing – Bluemix & SoftLayer
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- 3. 3IBM _ CultureCommunityCode 773Contribs 2503Contribs Sep 2013 –The 1st CF Platform Conference Today 3
- 4. 4IBM _ CultureCommunityCode Dedicated contributors have completed aDojo since the foundation was established 40+ 4
- 5. 5IBM _ Kickoff with MegSwanson, IBM VP Marketing for Bluemix & SoftLayer, Angel Diaz, IBM VP, Cloud Architecture & Technology 6:30 – 6:40pm Bob Geolas, President and CEO, Research Triangle Foundation of NC 6:40 – 6:45pm Sam Ramji, CEO, Cloud Foundry Foundation 6:45 – 7:00pm Tim Vanderham, IBM VP Cloud Platform Services Development 7:00 – 7:10pm Reception & Demos 7:10 – 8:30pm 5
- 6. Connect With Us BobGeolas, President & CEO Research Triangle Foundation of North Carolina @TheRTP | @RTPFrontier #RTPforward
- 7. The Cloud Foundry Phenomenon @sramji SamRamji, CEO Cloud Foundry Foundation cloudfoundry.org
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- 13. Continuous Innovation Continuous Delivery ContinuousIntegration 13
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- 35. We see aworld of cloud computing that is UBIQUITOUS and FLEXIBLE supporting multi-cloud application environments. PORTABLE and INTEROPERABLE enabling users to move their applications wherever they need to go. VIBRANT and GROWING underlying a massive ecosystem of applications and services. 35
- 36. We see ahuman community that is PRAGMATIC and focused on exchanging practical experience. DIVERSE and inclusive of people across race, gender, orientation, and lifestyle. RESPECTFUL and committed to listening to thoughtful and honest perspectives. 36
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- 41. 41IBM _ Tim Vanderham VP, IBMBluemix Development and Delivery vandy@us.ibm.com @vanderham
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- 44. 44IBM _ IBM Cloud Platform Journeytoward single cloud platform experience across delivery models.
- 45. 45IBM _ Hybrid Deployment Model A single seamless experience Borderless catalog of services 2 | Dedicated Everything is dedicated and connected to you — agility of public cloud, yet feels like home. 1 | Public Maximize on cloud economics and agility. 3 | Local Behind the firewall for the most sensitive workloads. Public, Dedicated, Local – all managed by IBM
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- #3 From around 100k lines of code when the Cloud Foundry project was released in April 2011 to over 3.4 million lines of code today Sep 2013 (Inaugural Platform Conference): 870k lines of code June 2014 (Second Platform Conference): 2.4m lines of code Jan 2015 (Formation of the Cloud Foundation): 2.9m lines of code A handful of buildpacks & services has developed into a diverse ecosystem of 35+ buildpacks & hundreds of services across Cloud Foundry’s various deployments Advanced features around runtime (Diego), load balancing & HA, OCI-based containers, DevOps (BOSH), security & networking, service broker, metering & billing (IBM initiated project) There are over 185 discrete projects either active or incubating within the foundation Together, the community has invested over $455 million in shared development
- #4 Today there are over 2500 individual contributors to the Cloud Foundry Project Sep 2013 (Inaugural Platform Conference): over 770 contributors June 2014 (Second Platform Conference): over 1100 contributors Jan 2015 (Formation of the Cloud Foundation): over 1500 contributors Corporate members of the community have grown as well: today there are 58 supporting members June 2014 (Second Platform Conference): over 40 members Jan 2015 (Formation of the Cloud Foundation): over 43 members The Cloud Foundry user community grew to 173 self-organized local groups, attracting more than 33,400 members from 105 cities in 48 countries across 6 continents. Corporate adoption continues to grow Seven of the world’s leading commercial cloud offerings (CenturyLink’s AppFog, HPE Helion Cloud Foundry, Huawei FusionStage, IBM Bluemix, Pivotal Cloud Foundry, SAP HANA® Cloud Platform and Swisscom Application Cloud) are the first products to receive the Cloud Foundry PaaS Certification The platform has become a critical part of infrastructure for vertical industry cloud providers and leaders including GE Predix for Industrial IoT, BNY Mellon’s Nexen financial services cloud, and Huawei FusionStage for telecommunications. The Cloud Foundry platform is seeing strong adoption in the Government Cloud space, supporting projects such as the US Government’s 18F project – which runs its cloud.gov service on Cloud Foundry, China’s Smart City Initiatives, the UK Government and Korea’s NIA. Cloud Foundry and Cloud Foundry-based solutions are quickly becoming the platform of choice for an ever-growing list of leaders in industry and innovation including Ford Motor Company, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Citi, RBC, Garmin, Angie’s List, Capital One, Allstate, Philips, NBC Universal, General Dynamics, Lockheed Martin, dorma+kaba and others.
- #5 More than 40 engineers from 9 companies have completed the Dojo process, resulting in more than 100 full-time dedicated committers working on the project. 6 dojos across the US, & in London, England
- #44 Innovation Matters Great Innovators hold the keys to the kingdom…….most of the time…..developers….. Hold those keys to the kingdom Innovation is about driving dramatic and revolutionary change. Change the way people work, think, and interact. I challenge you…..look around your company…..who are the innovators……is it you???