Building modern applications with data on Heroku, Salesforce, and
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Overview of Heroku’s concrete tooling and integrations for multi‑cloud data apps: Heroku Postgres plus Heroku Connect for bi‑directional Salesforce sync, a managed Apache Kafka service, private spaces and Heroku Shield for HIPAA/PCI‑style workloads, AWS PrivateLink to keep traffic on the AWS network, and mutual‑TLS connectors to other clouds or on‑prem. Claims: set‑and‑forget security, minutes‑to‑deploy data pipelines, reduced ops and faster time‑to‑market with fully managed services—which the demo asserts are production‑ready today.
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- 0:00Building modem applications with data on Heroku, Salesforce, and AWS
- 3:101. Thesis 2. Heroku 3. Heroku Enterprise 4. New demands 5. What's next?
- 3:54Modern application development requires • Distributed architectures Multi-directional application and data workflows Multi-disciplinary teams
- 5:24These are complex interactions in isolation Even more so when the demands on infrastructure, architecture, and people are intertwined
- 6:05Data is the driving force of this effort Its ability to move across these three boundaries is critical to delivering value
- 12:25Unifies the data in Postgres with the contacts, accounts, and other custom objects in Salesforce Easily configured with a point-and-click UT, Up and running in minutes
- 14:01Platform services with additional security features needed for building high-compliance applications Build HIPAA or PC compliant applications for regulated
- 16:50Integrate with resources running in the public cloud or private data center Communications are encrypted and authenticated; both the server and client verify their certificates and identities The entire lifecycle is managed by Heroku to ensure security and meet compliance standards
- 20:45Modem application development requires Distributed architectures Multi-directional application and data workflows Multi-disciplinary teams Plus, strict application and data security
- 21:01Driven by data Dynamic, personalized and real-time data Individual preferences and subject to change on a whim More experience than application
- 21:56right tool and team for the job Embrace microservices, multiple data services, and third-party integrations Blas toward existing datasets and sources; think creatively to combine, enrich, and make new data from old
- 25:11None of this is possible for permissible without strict security and compliance controls Distributed architectures and workflows require that every solution component and integration between them is protected Secure by default is the only way forward
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