CoreLogic Innovation Fueled By Cloud Foundry
summary
CoreLogic commits to a Cloud Foundry PaaS-based hybrid platform with Pivotal support, consolidating dozens of legacy stacks so developers focus on product not ops. Practical results: two greenfield products built with CoreLogic and Pivotal teams, one started in February for a July 1 release (an internal underwriting app that also exposes an external client API), a second begun in April due in September; both are on budget and on schedule while the platform abstracts infrastructure and reuses services across public and on‑prem clouds.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:11The CoreLogic Landscape
- 3:28Fundamentals Multitude of technology platforms
- 6:26CoreLogic Information Delivery
- 7:26CoreLogic Design Principles 1. Developers focused on developing products, not managing tech stacks
- 8:51Everything as a Service
- 9:35Engaging Technology Experts Pivotal
- 10:28Pivotal Partnership Pivotal provides 'open' Paas. Big Data Suite Development Lab LABS
- 11:05CoreLogic & Pivotal Collaboration
- 13:22Our Journey Begins... 1. Exciting and rapidly changing times in the technology industry.
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