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Pivotal CF is a platform as a service that provides containerization and scheduling of applications across clusters, native and extended data services, and automatic configuration of application servers and operating systems using buildpacks. It also offers policy, identity and role management, application health monitoring, load balancing, rapid scaling, and availability zones. Additionally, Pivotal CF handles infrastructure as a service provisioning, scaling and configuration, application network security, binding applications to services, and provides logging, metrics, performance monitoring and metric-based scaling.
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This document discusses the mercantile aspects of API economies and platforms. It notes that API ecosystems can change at the whim of business executives, and that platforms often want to own the end user experience rather than just focus on developers. Additionally, it suggests that the enterprise side of the "API economy" is moving slower, relying more on existing sales and development patterns rather than new protocols. Finally, it emphasizes that understanding a product manager's goals for an API is important for determining the nature of potential partnerships.Keynote Cloud Jw
Keynote Cloud JwJames Watters
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1) Cloud computing originally promised easy provisioning, commodity pricing, and elastic scalability. While significant progress has been made in these areas, challenges remain, especially with scalability.
2) Hardware costs like RAM have declined significantly following Moore's Law, lowering some cloud computing prices. However, software development productivity gains have not kept pace, making writing cloud applications still difficult.
3) New platforms aim to further improve ease of use and scalability by abstracting away the complexity of virtual machines and infrastructure. The future of cloud computing relies on a portable Platform as a Service layer that can span multiple cloud providers.Pivotal CF in 2 slides
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