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Enterprise Grade Platform Engineering at Charles Schwab
This blog is based on "Navigating Market Storms by Leveraging VMware Tanzu and VMware Cloud Foundation at Scale," a panel with Schwab at Explore 2024. Charles Schwab manages 35.6 million brokerage accounts and executes 5.49 million trades on an average trading day. The company manages $9.41 trillion in client assets. As you'd expect, they're a highly regulated company spanning several businesses including banking and personal investing.
Community is Mission Critical for Platform Engineering
"Platform Engineering in the Wild with Tanzu Platform for Cloud Foundry," Jürgen Sußner (DATEV eG) and Nick Kuhn (Tanzu), August 2024. This is what makes platform engineering new and interesting: "If I consider them [developers] as customers, I have to ask them, what should I do better? How can I do better?
Cloud Native Platforms Continue to Payoff, But There Can Be Too Much of a Good Thing
For the past five years, we’ve been asking people how they use cloud native platforms in our State of Kubernetes surveys, now renamed the State of Cloud Native Platforms. This allows us to get a sense of how well these platforms deliver on their promises. The promise of platforms is to improve how your organization builds and runs its own software: getting faster releases, higher quality with more security, and freeing up developers' time to focus on the actual apps instead of the infrastructure.
Tools Make the Difference for Kubernetes Success
The way to solve Kubernetes complexity is with tools. Ironically, this also creates a lot of complexity because there are many options for each type of tool and, thus, an unfathomable number of combinations. Each stack of tools first requires unique integrations, and then there's ongoing work to keep all those tools integrated and working together. It's no wonder, then, that we've seen a strong willingness for organizations to spend money on Kubernetes tools.
Kubernetes Benefits for Developers and Business in Large Enterprises
If you’re interested in Kubernetes, chances are extremely high the reason is because you want to support developers, by using Kubernetes to run the applications they write for your organization. There are other use cases, such as data analysis and running enterprise applications, but most Kubernetes workloads are there to help run an organization’s custom-written applications. So how is Kubernetes helping to reach that goal? Is it actually benefiting developers and the organizations that use it?
Monolithic Transformation: Using DevOps, Agile, and Cloud Platforms to Execute a Digital Transformation Strategy
If your company is looking to create new business models through digital transformation, this practical ebook will help get you started. High-powered tech companies and traditional enterprises have dramatically improved business processes through cloud-native technologies and product-centric software techniques, enabling them to react to market changes much faster. Michael Coté from Pivotal explores the strategies and tactics you need to transform your in-house software creation capabilities.
The Top Customer Experience Management Tools for 2022
Rate this Article Add Comment Contact Author Comments (0) Report Article Top 10 Data Management Trends in 2013 Numerous data management technological advancements have led to growth of new products and service alignments. In this article, we have discussed the top 10 data management trends for 2013. Readers of the article are invited to submit their comments and views.
People Run Everything, Everywhere: Highlights from the O'Reilly Cloud Adoption 2021 Report
Hey there, it's your survey analysis pal: me! O'Reilly recently published its 2021 cloud survey, and it’s got some great insights into cloud usage, migration, and strategy. Here are three things I thought I'd look at more deeply: Across industries, organizations are using multiple clouds in a very real way. Organizations seem too ambitious about the number of applications they'll be able to move to the cloud in the next year. Security is an interesting, now often discussed type of cloud lock-in.
SpringOne 2020 Talk Picks
DevSecOps for US Federal agencies (FIPs, STIGs, auditors, AOs, and all that) When Federal people ask to secure a DevOps app creation and delivery process, what do they mean? Chris Willis joins Coté in this episode to answer that question with a #vmwaretanzu customer example. Read More A Checklist for API Security with Wim Remes Even seasoned developers will benefit from this API security checklist that covers documentation, authentication, and design implementation patterns.
Eating elephants one bite at a time, large scale application modernization with Rohit Kelapure
Securing Cloud Applications, the book, with Adib Saikali Security for developers has always been…complex. When you re-design for and move your application to the cloud, there’s a new set of security concerns to work with. Adib Saikali’s working on a...
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