From Months to Hours: Accelerating Software Deployment with PCF

August 22, 2017

Enterprises face a new imperative: build custom, highly differentiated software that’s delivered early and often to customers. One of the biggest hurdles to achieving this goal: accelerating application deployment.

How do you make deployments consistent, automated, and low risk? How should business leaders shift their policies, practices, and mindsets? How can they build modern applications on cloud-native platforms to achieve rapid “time to value” for new code?

This paper aims to answer these questions. We’ll share the best practices and lessons learned by Pivotal through our work with hundreds of large enterprises.

About the Authors

Brian Jimerson, Advisory Platform Architect, Pivotal Cloud Foundry
Jared Ruckle, Principal Product Marketing Manager, Pivotal

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