Sponsored Keynote: Kubernetes Deployment Made Easy for Complex Applications
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IBM describes an opinionated stack built on containerd + Kubernetes with service mesh and catalog integrations, and claims the public cloud container service runs “millions of applications or billions of containers.” The company containerizes existing middleware into six cloud packs (Watson, WebSphere, blockchain, APIs, mobile, BPM), certifies them for private/public/on‑prem, and reports using the strangler pattern with a customer (American Airlines) to migrate live traffic incrementally — containers and packs are certified, secured and running in production.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:45Evolution of the App Platform Applications
- 2:07Tradeoffs in App Design
- 2:48Three stacks for three styles
- 3:21Common elements in the stack
- 4:04Innovate with Cloud native Platform
- 5:00Kubernetes, key driver for Journey to Cloud Journey to cloud requires an open, hybrid container strategy
- 5:42Transitional Reference Journey
- 6:40Kubernetes: the core of IBM Cloud
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