Keynote: Coding Against Disaster

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Demo of a peer to peer mobile app for disaster relief built on IBM Cloud in six days that uses Cloud Foundry for the mobile backend, Kubernetes microservices to serve a rescue-worker map and a blockchain store, and a peer‑to‑peer sync until a node gains connectivity. Architecture runs in an IBM Cloud Foundry enterprise isolated instance and a scalable Kubernetes cluster, shows autoscaling from one to three instances, and claims a single unified environment via ireenie technical preview for simpler ops.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Cloud Foundry
2. 1:07Disaster relief app demo
3. 3:14App architecture overview
4. 6:06Ireene demo setup
5. 8:56Unified platform benefits
6. 10:20Future of container platforms

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