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⏲ Duration: 30 min 1 sec
✓ Published: 23-Sep-2013
✓ Published: 23-Sep-2013
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It goes by many names: Cloud, Platform as a Service, Computing Platform. It comes down to this: give developers the right interfaces to their operations to make them as productive as possible -- and all the while keep everything running smoothly.nnWhatever you call it, it lets developers build better software, in less time at lower cost.nnIn this presentation Garrett will present a history of building an application platform at CloudBees, diving into important architectural and technical details
It goes by many names: Cloud, Platform as a Service, Computing Platform. It comes down to this: give developers the right interfaces to their operations to make them as productive as possible -- and all the while keep everything running smoothly.nnWhatever you call it, it lets developers build better software, in less time at lower cost.nnIn this presentation Garrett will present a history of building an application platform at CloudBees, diving into important architectural and technical details
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