Towards the Future: The PaaS Enabled Enterprise
summary
BNY Mellon describes a third generation PaaS called BXP that runs 100 apps running with 10–15,000 users a day and several million transaction requests, migrating thousands of Java workloads onto the platform. Operations report about 2,000 JVMs in the second generation and that the new environment just crossed the 5,000 VM boundary. The stack uses OpenStack components with a cloud broker to be replaced, plans to upstream a partitioning design to Cloud Foundry, and focuses on automated compliance and mainframe integration.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00History of BNY platform
- 2:55Adopting Cloud Foundry
- 5:11Digitization and scale
- 7:24Open source and efficiency
- 9:46Automation and innovation
- 11:54Agile transformation
- 14:29Enterprise security challenges
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