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The Hague, The Netherlands
September 11-12, 2019
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Wednesday, September 11 • 14:55 - 15:25
"Cube" your Enthusiasm: Bringing Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes Together with Project Eirini - Julz Skupnjak, IBM & Mario Nitchev, SAP

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Is container scheduling commoditised yet?

The Eirini project is bringing pluggable container scheduling to the Cloud Foundry Application Runtime. In other words: the `cf push` developer experience we all love, with your choice of container orchestrator - including Kubernetes - under the covers.

This session introduces the Eirini project, talks through the reasons behind it, updates the audience on the latest progress (passing CATs! available in beta! ready to try out!) and tells you what it means for your developers (not much) and your operators (potentially, quite a lot!).

The speakers will also demo getting up and running with Eirini on Kubernetes using a single Helm chart. After this the audience will be able to try out the `cf push` developer experience, going from code to first-class Deployments, Pods and Services in your existing Kubernetes cluster, all in a single command!

Speakers
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Mario Nitchev

Software Engineer, SAP
Mario Nitchev is a Software Engineer at SAP in Sofia, Bulgaria. He previously worked on internal projects for the SAP Cloud Platform. Currently he is working on Eirini - the Cloud Foundry incubator project that aims to abstract away container orchestration. He also enjoys poking around... Read More →
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Julian Skupnjak

Software Engineer/Project Lead, IBM
Julian Skupnjak (Herr Julz) is a Software Engineer at IBM Cloud and part of Cloud Foundry's Eirini development team. During his career at IBM Cloud he worked on IBM's Cloud Foundry production system in different roles, but mostly as DevOps engineer at the internal delivery team. During... Read More →


Wednesday September 11, 2019 14:55 - 15:25 CEST
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