One Marketplace to Rule Them All

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Claims an open-source Independent Services Marketplace (ISM) can centralize service catalogs and let different platforms share instances and bindings. Demo registers a broker, provisions Redis and Azure Postgres, and uses an ism CLI to inject bindings into a Cloud Foundry app (creates user-provided service) and a Kubernetes namespace (creates Secrets), letting CF and K8s apps concurrently read/write the same DB. Code is alpha, binding injection is prototype, networking and credential-store automation remain unresolved, target public beta by summer.

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1. 0:00Introduction and presenters
2. 1:03Brief history of Cloud Foundry
3. 4:14Many marketplaces problem
4. 7:23Introducing ISM concept
5. 10:31Demo setup and CLI overview
6. 11:14Registering service brokers
7. 12:19Provisioning service instances
8. 13:01Creating service bindings
9. 13:44Cross-platform service sharing
10. 16:32Binding to Kubernetes
11. 17:36Live demo results
12. 19:21Feedback and next steps
13. 20:10Release timeline and questions

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