For Act-On Software Cloud Foundry Means One Thing: Velocity
summary
Act-On proves the claim with numbers and artifacts: POC in three days and services in staging under a month with a single platform engineer, production after a Pivotal dojo and doubling the platform team; uses BOSH, Concourse, CredHub and the SSO tile (Okta integration done in one day) to enable repave repair and rotate cadence, deliverable stability (five‑nines SLA target), faster security patching, documented compliance mappings and multi‑region deployments in AWS Oregon and AWS Germany.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:08Business of Velocity
- 4:30act on
- 10:54Branches of Velocity
- 12:33Hadas Gets
- 17:42The Speed of Stability
- 23:31Birthing of Velocity
- 23:41Coordination
- 27:24Cultural Change
- 28:13Clear Narrative
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