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A portfolio of products and services for modernizing applications and infrastructure

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Application Service
A modern runtime for apps
Build Service
Build containers from source code
Application Catalog
Production-ready open-source containers

Simplify cloud ops

Mission Control
Centralized cluster management
Observability
Modern app monitoring and analytics
Kubernetes Grid
Enterprise-ready runtime

Cloud native Java development

OpenJDK, Spring, Apache Tomcat support

CI/CD

Concourse
Scale delivery across platforms and teams

Data Services

GemFire
In-memory data store for microservices
Greenplum
Scale-out EDW for analytics
Postgres
Packaged and supported Postgres
RabbitMQ
Cloud native message broker

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Pivotal Labs
Build Apps
Deliver new apps users love
Modernize Apps
Re-architect valuable legacy apps
Platform Development
Apply the new rules of ops
Education
Build your cloud native skills

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Better Together

September 12, 2014 Rachel Bobbins

Ambiguity is something that all projects have to deal with, particularly on the product and design side. By participating early in the design process, engineers can both understand and help to mitigate this ambiguity. In this talk, Rachel Kroft talks about how engineers can participate in various parts of the process, including user interviews, design reviews, and prototyping.

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Sharethrough iOS SDK

Sharethrough iOS SDK

Sharethrough makes it easy to embed ads in a native iOS app, by using their iOS SDK. This SDK enables devel...

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Jordan West: Riak

Jordan West: Riak

Riak is a distributed database that has historically been a “eventually consistent” system. Version 2 intro...

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