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Title:
Microservice Builder: what's new
Stream:
App Server and Microservices (4)
Speakers:
Kevin Postreich; Mark Nuttall
Abstract:
Microservice Builder has been in active development since its release earlier this year. It's a set of technologies that make it easy to build, deploy, run and manage microservices, hybrid and containerized applications. This talk will summarise the improvements we've made over the summer before handing over to Kevin Postreich for a demonstration.
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Bio:

Kevin Postreich:

Kevin is the IBM World Wide technical sales lead for WebSphere Application Server, supporting customer deployments of WebSphere Application Server and Liberty, WebSphere eXtreme Scale and WAS on Cloud solutions. His role and responsibility also includes development and delivery of technical accelerators for IBM technical sales organizations, customers, and business partners around the world. He routinely leads customer workshops and delivers technical enablement designed to accelerate the experience, knowledge, and adoption of IBM Hybrid Cloud and Systems Middleware solutions. Kevin is a regular speaker at IBM events such as WebSphere User Groups, Software Technical Academies, and InterConnect. He has experience with WebSphere in context of IBM Bluemix, DevOps, UrbanCode Deploy, Docker, micro services, APIs, WebSphere Connect, IBM PureApplication System, eXtreme Scale and more.

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Mark Nuttall:

Dr Mark Nuttall is a software engineer in the WebSphere development team. He's currently working on Microservice Builder with a focus on DevOps, workflow automation, Kubernetes, Helm, and related technologies and practices.

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