Come learn about Cloud-Native Apps with Cloud Foundry and OpenStack.

Join with the LA Cloud Foundry Group for a meetup on Cloud native apps with Cloud Foundry and OpenStack.

This talk will focus on HP’s recent contributions to the .NET development experience in Cloud Foundry v2. In addition, we will show how developers can leverage existing stateful application services provided by OpenStack including DNS, database, and message queueing services. These application services are rapidly evolving and stabilizing under OpenStack’s “big tent (https://www.openstack.org/summit/vancouver-2015/summit-videos/presentation/the-big-tent-a-look-at-the-new-openstack-projects-governance)” governance approach. The talk will conclude with a demo of application deployments leveraging a combination of OpenStack and Cloud Foundry capabilities. Those with development and operations roles in an organization building or consuming platform as a service will get the most from this talk.

Food & beverage will be provided. All you need to do is show up, engage and network.

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Speaker Bio:

Josh Barry is part of the HP Helion Product Management team. Most recently, he has focused on shipping many of Helion’s first products including Cloud DNS and the Helion Development Platform. He has worked extensively with OpenStack for the last three years to make it easier for application developers to consume managed services provided above the IaaS layer. Prior to HP, Josh held product management roles at Boeing where he focused on building customer-facing systems that enabled airplane mechanics to improve airplane turn times. He has spent time in development and operations on a variety of Boeing engineering systems, at several startups, and as an independent consultant.