Top Quotes from Cloud Foundry Summit Europe 2019
Broad deployment of Cloud Foundry has doubled in the last two years with Kubernetes as one of the driving forces.
Cloud Foundry Advisory Board Meeting, Sep 2019: Notes from the Hague
Held at the summit in Hague, the call discussed the readiness of Cloud Native Application Bundle v1.0 and a community shift to Kubernetes.
Cloud Foundry Advisory Board Meeting, August 2019: Intro to EiriniX
In addition to the launch of the EiriniX library, major updates to the Eirini project included security improvements and dynamic patching of the root file system.
Hyperledger Caliper to Provide Benchmarking for Blockchain Systems
The new framework is designed for comparative performance testing of different blockchain solutions with predefined use cases.
Cloud Foundry Advisory Board Meeting, July 2019: Stratos for K8s
New improvements include Kubernetes support in Stratos UI and possible integration of the ExternalDNS project (incubated by K8s) with Cloud Foundry.
Hyperledger Aries to Enable Blockchain-Agnostic, Self-Sovereign Identity
Developers can use Aries tools and libraries to make digital identity wallets, which can be configured to work on any blockchain network.
Hyperledger Grid to Aid Supply Chains with Blockchain Components
The recently incubated project includes tools and sample apps for agriculture, retail, etc. Learn about what's being done by Cargill, Intel, Bitwise IO, and Target.
Cloud Foundry Advisory Board Meeting, June 2019: Distributing Sidecars
Using buildpacks removes the burden of responsibility from application developers to implement sidecars.
Optimizing the Performance of Apache Spark Queries
Learn how the run times of Spark Core and Spark SQL queries can be improved by speeding up slow processes and optimizing serialization tasks.
Supply Chain Pros Reveal the Questions Asked Before Blockchain Adoption
Experts from eBay, Amazon, we.trade, etc. discuss the importance of being clear about the business case with blockchain, as well as concerns related to GDPR.
