Linux containers in production

July 15, 2014 Robbie Clutton

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Using Linux containers in development is very different from using them in large-scale multi-tenant production environments. Bowery co-founder Steve Kaliski will discuss issues the team ran into and how they solved them, the advantages and disadvantages of creating your own container solution, and then show how Bowery simplifies the process of managing and orchestrating these containers in development.

Formerly at NYU studying mathematics and economic theory, Steve Kaliski worked at Poptip, beginning during their stay at TechStars NYC. He built out their front-end for various products, as well as the first version of their API. He is now co-founder of Bowery.io, an easy way to set up development environments.

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Robbie Clutton is the Head of Pivotal Labs in EMEA.

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