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Monday, May 18 • 2:00pm - 2:40pm
Continuously Design your Application Workload for Continuous Deployment with OpenStack Heat

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Whether your applications are cloud-native, cloud-ready, or just evolving towards cloud-based deployment, you can capture the complete stack as an OpenStack Heat template. In this session, we’ll present a web-based editing experience that enables you to capture each aspect of your architecture in a ready-to-deploy and easy-to-update design based on HOT. We'll show you those Heat templates in either a rich diagram editor or a simple but powerful text editor -- all in your web browser! Advanced features like autoscaling, load balancing, deployment ordering, and object storage will all be captured as part of your application design — right along side the critical software that defines the business behavior of your workload. And it’s not just about the first time you deploy, it’s about deploying every time thereafter. We’ll show you how you can manage your software deployment pipeline as part of your Heat templates. Maybe you’re not sure what cloud to deploy to? Interested in OpenStack, but already have investments in other clouds? We’ll also demonstrate how we’ve extended the Heat language to design cloud-portable templates. So come on this journey with us, where we’ll leverage the cloud to help you build better software for your end users.

Speakers
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Michael Elder

Distinguished Engineer, IBM
Michael is the IBM Distinguished Engineer for the IBM Multicloud Platform. Michael holds an M.S. in Computer Science from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. He has numerous awarded patents and has been honored with three IBM Outstanding Technical Achievement awards. He... Read More →
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Tammy Van Hove

Director & DE, Cloud Foundry for IBM Cloud, IBM
Tammy Van Hove is a Distinguished Engineer and executive leader in the IBM Cloud division where she is currently responsible for Cloud Foundry services and Enterprise enablement in IBM Cloud. Tammy is a veteran software developer and has held a number of roles in IBM including chief... Read More →
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Ton Ngo

Senior Developer, IBM
Ton Ngo is a senior developer at the IBM Silicon Valley Lab, building cloud solution for customers for the past 8 years using IBM cloud orchestration products. Since the OpenStack Summit in Hong Kong, he has been working on Heat, focusing on improving support for template troubleshooting... Read More →


Monday May 18, 2015 2:00pm - 2:40pm PDT
Room 210

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