A brief description of Pivotal Labs work to improve customer’s agile capabilities.
Original source: How Pivotal hopes to make cloud mavens of us all
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Link: Podcast: Michael Cote from Pivotal on Programming the Business
Original source: Podcast: Michael Cote from Pivotal on Programming the Business
Link: TUTORIAL – Deploying Software on PKS: Creating a Continuous Delivery Pipeline with Spinnaker
“I can see how on larger teams with meaningful applications it could add a ton of value and help streamline the deployment processes.”
Original source: TUTORIAL – Deploying Software on PKS: Creating a Continuous Delivery Pipeline with Spinnaker
Link: TUTORIAL – Deploying Software on PKS: Creating a Continuous Delivery Pipeline with Spinnaker
“I can see how on larger teams with meaningful applications it could add a ton of value and help streamline the deployment processes.”
Original source: TUTORIAL – Deploying Software on PKS: Creating a Continuous Delivery Pipeline with Spinnaker
Dealing with compliance
I’m slowly working through a new edition of my Cloud Native Journey booklet. Here’s a draft of the chapter on compliance, auditors, and all that. The goal is to draw on actual cases and lessons learned from organizations.
Link: Agile at DOD — going beyond sticky notes and standing meetings
A summary of the US Air Force’s recent Pivot to agile.
Original source: Agile at DOD — going beyond sticky notes and standing meetings
Link: What’s the Value of CI/CD?
Original source: What’s the Value of CI/CD?
Link: Air Force looks to rapidly develop software with Project Kessel Run
More coverage of the USAF modernizing their approach to software. Here, what some of the apps are: “Kessel Run has been able to push five applications to the classified network, Kroger said…. The project is currently working on a number of things, including how the Air Force plans air tasking orders, a document which tasks units to fly their aircraft, Kroger said. It’s also working on building a tool that automates mission reports, which have to be written for every mission that flies, Kroger said.”
Original source: Air Force looks to rapidly develop software with Project Kessel Run
Link: Innovation at the edge: the top air defence trends by domain
“Software company Pivotal, backed by Dell EMC, VMWare, GE, Microsoft and Ford, has developed a tanker refuelling solution for the USAF with the US Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx); Running on the firm’s Pivotal Cloud Foundry platform, the software solution was built for under $2m in 90 days and is now being used in operational areas including Qatar. It currently saves the US Air Force $1 million per day in fuel costs, with the software being managed by just one person. It also aligns with USAF’s Air Operations Centre (AOC) capabilities via a continuous delivery software development pipeline to a hybrid cloud-based platform alongside the legacy AOC 10.1 system.”
Original source: Innovation at the edge: the top air defence trends by domain
Link: Innovation at the edge: the top air defence trends by domain
“Software company Pivotal, backed by Dell EMC, VMWare, GE, Microsoft and Ford, has developed a tanker refuelling solution for the USAF with the US Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx); Running on the firm’s Pivotal Cloud Foundry platform, the software solution was built for under $2m in 90 days and is now being used in operational areas including Qatar. It currently saves the US Air Force $1 million per day in fuel costs, with the software being managed by just one person. It also aligns with USAF’s Air Operations Centre (AOC) capabilities via a continuous delivery software development pipeline to a hybrid cloud-based platform alongside the legacy AOC 10.1 system.”
Original source: Innovation at the edge: the top air defence trends by domain
