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Kubernetes is, essentially, a platform for building platforms. Join VMware Staff Kubernetes Architects and KubeAcademy Instructors Jonathan Smith, Eric Smalling, Josh Rosso, and Rich Lander for a webinar in which we provide a forum to discuss the main concerns you need to solve for when building a platform on Kubernetes. While Kubernetes has become the de-facto standard distributed application development platform, standing up a Kubernetes cluster is only part of the effort. Successful adoption of the platform requires ensuring that developers can readily run their applications on Kubernetes. If you are interested in building successful platforms atop Kubernetes, join us to learn from our team of experts with extensive production experience building large-scale, enterprise Kubernetes platforms. Don't forget to bring your questions!

Software professionals are constantly deciding where to focus. Do we work on new features or do we need to respond to support tickets? How much time do we spend not coding in order to gather context and align on goals with the rest of the team? And is now the right time to review and update our toolchain and working agreements?

Effectively balancing these demands can be even trickier when your team is working remotely, which many of us are doing for the first time due to the COVID crisis. How do you keep the big picture in mind while still shipping software? And what are the right tools and practices to being a healthy and effective software development team?

VMware Pivotal Labs is a recognized leader in agile software development and has successfully delivered amazing business outcomes using distributed teams for hundreds of customers. Join us on May 14, 2020 to hear practical advice, processes, and practices we’ve developed for fully remote software development. Learn how to stay focused on business outcomes and high-velocity delivery. And discover why we are proponents of pair programming, and how to make remote pairing just as effective, regardless of where your pair is.

Administrators are facing challenges trying to operationalize Kubernetes. Where do you start? Build a cluster from scratch? How hard is it to repeat? Is it still easily manageable and scalable?

In this session, we will take a look at deploying Kubernetes clusters with VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid. This session will go over the TKG architecture and core concepts with a technical overview on automated multi-cluster operations, integrated platform services, and the alignment to open source technologies.

As the adoption of Kubernetes proliferates, enterprises need to deploy a growing number of Kubernetes clusters on-premises and across multiple clouds, and there is an increasing demand for a solution to reduce the operational overhead of maintaining and managing such distributed Kubernetes clusters.

Join us for a session on VMware Tanzu Mission Control, a centralized Kubernetes management platform for operating and securing your Kubernetes clusters and application across teams and clouds. In this session, our presenter will take you through the key features of Tanzu Mission Control, as well as the technologies behind the scene, e.g. cluster API for consistent cluster lifecycle management, resource hierarchy, policy engine, Sonobuoy for cluster inspection etc.

After this session, you will gain the knowledge of how a true multi-cluster management platform works. Don’t miss out, sign up today!

Kubernetes is the fastest-growing open-source project in history. And for good reason: Organizations can use it to drive more consistency and efficiency into their infrastructure at scale. At the same time, Cloud Foundry has offered an elegant developer experience for years. In this webinar, we will review how VMware combined these two technologies (and more) into a new enterprise application platform: Tanzu Application Service for Kubernetes, now a public beta.

Join us, and hear from industry experts on these key topics:

- How the Cloud Foundry API simplifies development and operational activities atop Kubernetes
- An inside look at the beta release and how you can use it in your favorite Kubernetes environment
- In-depth product demonstrations

Administrators are facing challenges trying to operationalize Kubernetes. Where do you start? Build a cluster from scratch? How hard is it to repeat? Is it still easily manageable and scalable?

In this session, we will take a look at deploying Kubernetes clusters with VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid. This session will go over the TKG architecture and core concepts with a technical overview on automated multi-cluster operations, integrated platform services, and the alignment to open source technologies.

Join Dan Baskette and Jared Ruckle for a first look at the latest VMware Tanzu capabilities. Attend this session and learn how you can put these new updates to work for your enterprise. We’ll review these highlights in more depth:

- Minimize the disruption from your chatty apps with new logging rate limits.
- Bring more heritage apps to TAS with a custom timeout interval.
- Move more of your .NET portfolio to TAS, with support for .NET 4.8 and a new way to instantly modernize log streaming to the console.
- An overview of Enterprise PKS 1.7, including support for Kubernetes profiles, enhanced storage options, and Kubernetes 1.16.

We’ll also review new capabilities for sidecar architectures, and an improved layout for logs in Operations Manager.

This is a real life story of how one team successfully rewrote a legacy health insurance system, with thousands of unknown business rules so complex that no one could make heads or tails of them, where a tiny mistake could put millions of dollars at risk.

Through our analysis of the scenario, we’ll share how you can:
• Build statistically significant confidence in your system with data-driven testing
• Take a Lean approach to legacy rewrites - strangle the monolith safely
• Validate your system’s accuracy when you don’t know the legacy business rules
• Get business and QA buy-in to leverage Continuous Delivery in a legacy environment
• Show progress on your legacy rewrite so that your project doesn't get cancelled

Finally, we’ll walk through some guidelines that you can immediately apply to determine what to do with your own applications. You’ll walk away armed with the knowledge of when to rewrite, buy something off the shelf, do nothing, containerise or “strangle” the application.

Join us for a webcast featuring VMware Tanzu's CTO, James Watters, and VP of Products and Strategy, Craig McLuckie, who will showcase the latest enhancements to the industry's most complete portfolio for application modernization.

During this webcast, Watters and McLuckie will discuss:
- VMware Tanzu for developers, IT operations, and business leaders
- How you can build and run modern applications on any cloud
- Real world examples of how to increase developer productivity
- Best practices and customer stories for the enterprise

Join Dan Baskette and Jared Ruckle for a first look at the latest VMware Tanzu capabilities. Attend this session and learn how you can put these new updates to work for your enterprise. We’ll review these highlights in more depth:

- Minimize the disruption from your chatty apps with new logging rate limits.
- Bring more heritage apps to TAS with a custom timeout interval.
- Move more of your .NET portfolio to TAS, with support for .NET 4.8 and a new way to instantly modernize log streaming to the console.
- An overview of Enterprise PKS 1.7, including support for Kubernetes profiles, enhanced storage options, and Kubernetes 1.16.

We’ll also review new capabilities for sidecar architectures, and an improved layout for logs in Operations Manager.

Are you a developer responsible for developing applications to run on Kubernetes, but not sure where to start? Join our webinar to learn best practices for setting up your workstation—derived from hosts Josh Rosso and Eric Smalling’s experience working with developers in the field. They'll begin by sharing some tools you will want to work with such as Docker and a locally runnable Kubernetes cluster. Then they'll teach you about the basics and best practices involved with running applications in containers and, finally, how to deploy them on Kubernetes.

P.S. Are you a beginner with Kubernetes? We recommend taking the Containers 101 and Kubernetes 101 courses on KubeAcademy prior to the webinar. While this is optional, taking those foundational courses will help you get the most out of the webinar.

Containers 101: https://kube.academy/courses/containers-101
Kubernetes 101: https://kube.academy/courses/kubernetes-101

디지털 시대의 가장 중요한 성공요소 중 하나인 고객 경험(Customer Experience)을 향상시키기 위해서, 애플리케이션 현대화(Modernization)가 화두로 떠오르고 있습니다.
2020년 런칭한 VMware Tanzu 포트폴리오가 컨테이너 기반의 모던 애플리케이션을 설계, 개발, 운영하는데 있어서 어떤 방식으로 도움을 줄 수 있는지 알아보는 세션들로 준비했습니다.

세부 세션은 아래의 2가지 포인트에 대한 접근 방법을 통해 알아봅니다.
-더 빠르게 (비즈니스 변화의 속도에 맞게) 모던 앱으로 변화하는 방법
-안정성, 확장성을 동시에 최적화하면서 모던 인프라를 운영하는 방법

1. Path 1: App down 방향의 이야기
애플리케이션 개발팀 입장에서, 운영의 안정성의 희생 없이 최대의 개발 속도를 내도록 도움을 주는 방법을 소개합니다. 설계(Build), 개발(Run), 운영(Manage)의 3가지 영역 중에 "Build"의 영역에 있는 과제과 어려움을 위한 해결책을 제시합니다. Tanzu Application Catalog, Tanzu Application Service, Tanzu Build Service 그리고 VMware Pivotal Labs 전반에 대한 간략한 소개를 진행합니다.

2. Path 2: Infra up 방향의 이야기
기존 애플리케이션과 Cloud Native 애플리케이션을 포함한 전체 애플리케이션 워크로드를 다양한 클라우드 환경에서 효율적으로 운영하는 방법을 소개합니다. 설계(Build), 개발(Run), 운영(Manage)의 3가지 영역 중에 "Run & Manage"의 영역에 있는 과제와 어려움을 위한 해결책을 제시합니다. vSphere with Kubernetes, Tanzu Kubernetes Grid, Tanzu Mission Control 등 모던 애플리케이션 운영에 필요한 인프라 전반에 대한 간략한 소개를 진행합니다.

Dive under the covers and learn how the open source Greenplum Database modernizes data warehouses. From Kubernetes to integrated Machine Learning, Greenplum delivers unparalleled performance for federating and managing structured and unstructured data. Greenplum also offers flexibility, easy implementation and cost optimizations.

Discover how you can build your own hybrid data analytics warehouse in just a few minutes with Greenplum on AWS. Learn about the innovations and benefits of Greenplum, securing your data in the cloud, and how to quickly gain insights from all of your data, regardless of concurrency and scale. In addition to typical data warehouse OLAP capabilities, Greenplum brings predictive, graph, and geospatial analytics along with full-text search capabilities to your data.

About Greenplum
VMWare Greenplum is a commercial fully featured Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) Data Warehouse platform powered by the open source Greenplum Database. It provides powerful and rapid analytics on any size dataset, from gigabytes to petabytes. Uniquely geared toward big data analytics, Greenplum has the world's most advanced cost-based query optimizer delivering high analytical query performance on large datasets. Key product features that enable petabyte-scale loading include advanced machine learning support, Natural Language Processing with Apache Solr, Python, and R and federated query access to AWS S3, RDS and much more.

Both Spring and Kubernetes have massive ecosystems leading to lots of ways to use Spring on Kubernetes. Which way is the best? What are the pros and cons of different approaches to building an app and then containerizing it? Learn more on our webinar.

This webinar is organised as a series of recommendations for how to get you up and running quickly using Spring and Kubernetes together in the style of the “Effective Java” book. We will cover the things you should do with Spring and Kuberentes along with common mistakes and pitfalls.

On December 30, 2019, VMware announced that it had completed its acquisition of Pivotal Software, Inc. We’re excited about the opportunities this creates to deliver more innovation to customers, but we understand you may be asking, “Will the portfolio change and how might that impact my company?”

So we want to use this opportunity to be direct with answers—our product and go-to-market leaders will drive this session and describe how Pivotal and VMware products and services are coming together. We will:

- Affirm our commitment to Spring, Cloud Foundry, Pivotal Application Service, PKS, BOSH and more
- Share how Pivotal products and services will amplify our VMware Tanzu portfolio
- Walk through the VMware Tanzu vision for modern infrastructure and modern applications
- Define the engineering priorities that will inform our product roadmap

We will also take your questions live, so please register today.

On December 30, 2019, VMware announced that it had completed its acquisition of Pivotal Software, Inc. We’re excited about the opportunities this creates to deliver more innovation to customers, but we understand you may be asking, “Will the portfolio change and how might that impact my company?”

So we want to use this opportunity to be direct with answers—our product and go-to-market leaders will drive this session and describe how Pivotal and VMware products and services are coming together. We will:

● Affirm our commitment to Spring, Cloud Foundry, Pivotal Application Service, PKS, BOSH and more
● Share how Pivotal products and services will amplify our VMware Tanzu portfolio
● Walk through the VMware Tanzu vision for modern infrastructure and modern applications
● Define the engineering priorities that will inform our product roadmap

We will also take your questions live, so please register today.