Conversation with Julian Fischer, CEO, anynines

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Company history since 2008 becomes a concrete operational claim: anynines runs a public Cloud Foundry PaaS since 2013 and builds data service automation that manages full lifecycle events — provisioning, updates, failover and restores — across infrastructures. It replaces hundreds of handwritten Chef cookbooks by deprecate every single Chef cookbook and moves to BOSH-based lifecycle descriptions so databases are treated as on‑demand services. Goal is a single description to run once, deploy anywhere across VMs and containers.

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1. 0:00Introduction and welcome
2. 0:42About anynines and journey
3. 2:06Focus on data services importance
4. 3:35Stateful apps and lifecycle automation
5. 6:04Digital transformation challenges
6. 7:53Future of data service automation
7. 10:01Closing remarks

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