<\/span><\/h2>\nThe kick-off of the first-ever in Europe CF Summit was a bit clouded with foggy weather and flight delays, so not all of the expected 600+ attendees were able to arrive on time. Despite that, the unconference was packed with fun stuff. Not only did it feature seven lightning talks by Pivotal, HP, Swisscom, Cloudsoft, CloudCredo, Anynines, and others, but also a training session on public speaking by CF Foundation CEO Sam Ramji.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n“Make a Docker dance to them and dance them to where you need.” \u2014advice from <\/a>@sramji<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/em><\/p>\n
It could be a full-fledged first day of the summit, except that there were no pre-determined presentation topics. Instead, the attendees got to propose and choose what to discuss. Here is a short summary of the points covered during the lightning talks and the questions answered by the expert unpanel.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>The lightning talks<\/span><\/h2>\nIt has been mentioned by the CF Foundation that use cases and real-life experience will be the main topics for Berlin\u2019s summit and, in fact, a great part of the unconference lightning talks focused on the practical side of using CF and BOSH. E.g. Julian Fischer from Anynines spoke about BOSH, deploying nodes as plain services, and integration between BOSH and Consul.<\/p>\n
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