Shaping the Cloud Native Future
summary
Cloud-native platforms claim to let teams ship any code to any cloud faster: Cloud Foundry is presented as a PaaS for multi-cloud apps, Volkswagen uses it across 12 brands, the US Air Force flips its budget so 70% goes to R&D (saving $600M in a year), and Home Depot moves from six weeks per app to a deployment every 15 minutes. The talk ties those outcomes to Kubernetes and the Open Service Broker API as interoperable building blocks.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38Welcome
- 1:17I made a choice
- 2:23Moving into the cloud
- 4:00China
- 6:02Digital Transformation
- 6:46How do I innovate
- 7:23Volkswagen
- 9:20Military
- 10:17Retail
- 11:57Open Source
- 12:28Linux Foundation
- 13:34Conclusion
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