Managing my App Fleet on CloudFoundry and Kubenetes via Unified Application Model

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Describes the MultiApps project’s declarative Unified Application Model for modeling composite, polyglot microservice applications and their dependencies. Shows how tools that interpret MultiApps automate deployments, zero-downtime (blue-green) updates, parallelized rollouts and lifecycle orchestration for Cloud Foundry, and explains extension of the same model and tooling to Kubernetes workloads and applications spanning both Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:57What do we do with push?
3. 3:26The deployment story of mape
4. 16:28The story
5. 20:05Takeaways
6. 21:36Multi apps office hours

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