Mobile Application Platform

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Claim: Node.js has powered the Red Hat mobile backend since 2011 and is deployed as lightweight proxies that evolve into business-logic microservices, converting XML to JSON and routing mobile apps to legacy systems. The platform runs on OpenShift with Docker and Kubernetes style orchestration on Red Hat Atomic containers, scales independent Node, cache and MongoDB tiers, supports customers building hundreds of apps, and offers an OpenShift/FeedHenry free trial plus enterprise support. Uploader links How Node.js is saving lives. - Nigel Hanlon.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:02The Emergence of Bimodal It
3. 5:16Company Philosophy
4. 6:24Node Js Foundation
5. 8:53The Red Hat Mobile Application Platform
6. 12:00Diagram of the Architecture
7. 15:21Red Hat Mobile Application Platform
8. 16:40Open Source Vision

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