Building a connected vehicle and app experience

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BMW explains how it uses Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), GitHub, and other Azure services to run the MyBMW app and manage a 13M+ vehicle fleet with over-the-air updates. The session covers cloud architecture changes for scale and performance, global DevOps practices for a large developer team, and Brendan Burns’ perspective on Kubernetes’ role in enabling future AI innovation.

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