Cloud Foundry Summit 2015: Making the Leap

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Speaker: Richard Seroter, CenturyLink To learn more about Pivotal Cloud Foundry, visit http://www.pivotal.io/platform-as-a-service/pivotal-cloud-foundry.

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Making the Leap
Transitioning Enterprises to a PaaS Mindset
Richard Seroter | @rseroter | CenturyLink

I.T. concerns
server sprawl
configuration drift
rising costs
pace of tech
inconsistent
architecture
stale skillsets
slow innovation
untested failure
cases
compliance
shifting budgets
aversion to change

Why use
Cloud Foundry?
1) Faster delivery cycles
2) Quick experiments
3) Low barrier to entry
4) App-centric

Challenge There are major cultural obstacles to overcome

Response It *does* require changes, and teamwork

Challenge What am I supposed to do with legacy apps?

Response Extend apps and try to share data

Challenge Where am I supposed to put this thing?

Response May be a progression, but keep data close

Challenge This changes how we do config management!

Response The focus switches from the hardware to the app

Challenge These environments won’t integrate with others

Response Look to marketplace to aid transition

Challenge PaaS gives developers too much freedom!

Response PaaS introduces policies and constraints

Challenge PaaS restricts developer freedom!

Response Developers work in a rich functional sandbox

Challenge You’re making me change how my apps look.

Response 12 factor apps are more flexible, cloud or not

Challenge I don’t know what apps to put in a PaaS!

Response Greenfield apps, API gateway, mobile, blogs

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