Scott Johnston, Docker | DockerCon 2018
summary
Announcements show Docker Enterprise Edition now onboards and centrally manages GKE EKS AKS clusters so teams can run native Kubernetes across clouds with aggregated logging, monitoring and federated app management. Claims include 500 customers on EE and a vendor estimate of 50% cost reduction when modernizing legacy apps; 90% of IT spend stays on maintenance, so migration targets high ROI. Development is guided by a customer advisory group of 12–16 and a roadmap that balances Docker Desktop developer workflows with enterprise orchestration.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:06Growth from 300 to 5000
- 2:49Developer experience focus
- 3:53Enterprise multi-cloud strategy
- 5:38Modernizing legacy apps
- 7:22Kubernetes multi-cloud integration
- 9:10Cost savings with Docker EE
- 10:15Visibility across clusters
- 11:16Engineering culture and talent
- 13:43Customer collaboration in development
- 15:07Closing remarks
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