IBM Cloud Automation Manager and IBM Cloud Private Making Your...
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Claims that IBM Cloud Private plus Cloud Automation Manager give a public-cloud developer experience on-premise, backed by concrete tooling: Kubernetes, Cloud Foundry, Helm, Chef and Terraform; a transformation advisor that spits out Dockerfiles from EAR/WAR; a drag‑and‑drop service composer that assembles Helm charts and Terraform modules and publishes Helm chart content into a catalog. Slides quote 81% multi‑cloud, 35–40% wasted spend and ~70% of customers modernizing. Delivery is a Helm chart of CAM running on ICP with working demos, open source Terraform/chef modules and integrations to Infoblox, APM and ServiceNow.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00The Big Takeaway
- 3:35Challenges
- 4:35IBM Cloud Private
- 8:42Use Cases
- 9:41Modernization Use Case
- 11:12Open Source History
- 12:13Cloud Garage
- 13:38Cloud Automation Manager
- 14:16Capabilities and Use Cases
- 16:21Cloud Automation Manager Delivery
- 17:27Cloud Automation Manager Use Case
- 18:59Service Composer
- 22:23Assemble Curate
- 24:58Automate and Orchestrate
- 25:54Terraform
- 29:03Summary
- 32:00Final Use Case
- 33:49Review
- 35:35Ecosystem
- 38:34Terraform Open Community
- 39:21Cloud Private Helm Content Catalog
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