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Platforms as Contracts

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John Feminella talks about how Platforms like Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF) can be viewed as contracts between applications and the people who build, operate, and deploy them. He examines the ways in which these contracts manifest themselves in different platforms, the kinds of contracts that exist in PCF, and how to assess whether a given platform makes a good tradeoff.

Bio

John Feminella is a technical advisor for Pivotal, where he works on building things that make deploying, delivering, and constructing software better. He recently co-founded UpHex, a start-up providing analytics management for businesses. He is the author of several research papers and white papers on wireless sensor networks, cloud-based infrastructure, and software engineering.

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SpringOne Platform brings together the people, process and tools for delivering and operating software services. Learn and share with the startups and enterprises leveraging modern Java with Spring connecting all the pieces of the modern software puzzle from developer, operator, architect, data scientist to executive.

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Sep 21, 2016

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