Opening Keynote
summary
Demo builds a cloud‑portable game: a Progressive Web App uploads photos to a Gluster container‑native filesystem, an OpenWhisk wsk function invokes TensorFlow + YOLO to score images, and scores land in an Infinispan in‑memory data grid replicated across three clouds. Project uses OpenShift Kubernetes, Keycloak SSO and Eclipse Che/Launcher for instant microservice setup and CI. Live demo records 24 uploads, shows real‑time dashboard and winners, and largely works onstage despite a WebSocket hiccup during the broadcast.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Event introduction
- 1:47Microservices and functions future
- 4:40Eclipse J for microservices
- 9:44Function as a service with IBM
- 13:17Cross-cloud data replication
- 16:06Real-time data synchronization
- 18:11Single sign-on with Red Hat SSO
- 21:42Mobile game demo and dashboard
- 26:58Closing remarks
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