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Serverless is a misnomer; your future cloud native applications will consist of both microservces and functions, often wrapped as Linux containers, but in many cases where you the developer ignore the operational aspects of managing that infrastructure. In this session, we will dive into the capabilities of a Function-as-a-Service Platform for Kubernetes/OpenShift. The Microservices evolution was relatively easy, the programming model was nearly identical to the previous generation of Java EE. Today, Functions represent a new programming model for your next generation Java business applications. This will be a demo intensive session.

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3 Open Secrets to a Better Hybrid Cloud Strategy
3 Open Secrets to a Better Hybrid Cloud Strategy
Develop, Deploy, Deliver Continuously
Cloud-Native Virtual Event
10/10/2019
available on-demand
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We’ll discuss how cloud-native application development is evolving to make full use of the
scale multicloud and hybrid cloud infrastructures can provide.
This virtual 3-track event by app makers for app makers opens with two keynotes:
· Brian Gracely “Innovating in a hybrid business world”
· Mike Piech “The secret to digital transformation is human connection”
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October 10, 2019 11am EDT

3 Open Secrets to a Better Hybrid Cloud Strategy
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Container & Cloud-Native Roadshow
Newport Beach, 10/22
Dual-track lab where dev and ops will learn how to
build, manage, and deploy, apps using containers
Register: https://red.ht/cnlab22

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