Hyperledger Fabric: Industry Use Cases and Requirements
IBM panel discusses industry use cases for the Hyperledger Fabric and answer questions and concerns from the attendees of IBM InterConnect 2016.
Hyperledger Meets Ethereum: Integration and the Future
The Hyperledger Project and Ethereum are both still in the early stages of development. However, there are already talks about differentiation and possible collaboration between these two blockchain technologies.
Hyperledger/Blockchain Main Drivers, Use Cases, and Implications
Renat Khasanshyn of Altoros and Bernard Golden of Navica discuss the requirements and bottlenecks in the adoption of the Hyperledger and blockchain technologies.
Top 100 Quotes from the Cloud Foundry Summit 2016
Although the CF Summit 2016 has ended, it's clear that Cloud Foundry is stronger than ever and is still growing. We've collected 100 of the most memorable quotes from this year's major event.
Building a Mission-Critical Architecture for Healthcare with Cloud Foundry
When implementing Cloud Foundry for an IoT scenario in healthcare, numerous requirements should be met, such as availability. Learn how we addressed them.
CloudOne Binds Its VPC Platform with IBM Marketplace, Bets on Bluemix Integration
Benjamin Chodroff of CloudOne and John Teoh of IBM present how a collaborative app life-cycle management platform—deployed on a "virtual private cloud" (VPC)—got into IBM Marketplace. Bluemix integration plays its role here.
Digital Asset Contributes an Enterprise Blockchain Server to Hyperledger
Tamás Blummer gives his take on Digital Asset Holdings' enterprise-ready blockchain server with a client API, which was recently contributed to the Hyperledger project.
Mindjet’s Spigit Migrates from Heroku to IBM Bluemix, Cuts Deployment Time to Seconds
Ongoing customer concerns about the ability of Heroku to support existing enterprise applications drove the need for Spigit to adopt a new PaaS—IBM Bluemix—based on Cloud Foundry.
Container Orchestration Options with OpenStack Magnum
OpenStack Magnum claims to bring the best of containers and infrastructure together. This post compares three container orchestration engines available with OpenStack Magnum: Docker Swarm, Kubernetes, and Apache Mesos.
How Can We Get Enterprise Developers Fired Up About Cloud Foundry?
To date, Cloud Foundry adoption within an enterprise has been more of a top-down model in many cases. How can the Cloud Foundry community get things to move bottom-up the way Docker has?
