PAS for Windows
Build and operate .NET and Windows apps on a modern application runtime
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5:20Watch VideoUpdating the stack of a Windows apps on Pivotal Application Service for Windows (PASW)
Operators can use the Stack Auditor CF CLI plugin to get an inventory of all apps and their current stack, in a given foundation. They can also use the plugin to update an app stack to `windows` witho
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Read MoreWindows Server 2019 with Pivotal Application Service for Windows 2.5
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Read MoreJul 19 - Bringing Microservices to .NET: Modernizing Windows Applications as Cloud-Native Webinar
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Read MoreThe .NET Renaissance is Happening Now. Here’s Why It’s a New Era for .NET Developers.
Go inside the world of cloud-native .NET development. We discuss the state of the .NET Framework, .NET Core, and how enterprises are adopting cloud-native patterns for their .NET apps.
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Cloud-Native .NET The Right Way
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1:07:20Watch VideoSteeltoe and the Open Source .NET Renaissance - Beth Massi, Microsoft & Zach Brown, Dave Tillman, Pivotal
When .NET went open source in 2014, the .NET ecosystem was propelled into a new era. The cultural shift at Microsoft toward open source and cross-platform standards (like .NET Core) has since brought
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Read MoreThe One True Platform for All .NET Workloads: Pivotal Cloud Foundry
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Read MoreHelp Has Arrived: How PCF 2.1 Changes How You Look at Windows And .NET
Pivotal Application Service for Windows is an ideal place to run your .NET Framework apps. Find out three change-changing capabilities.
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Read MorePivotal Cloud Foundry 2.1 Adds Cloud-Native .NET, Envoy & Native Service Discovery to Boost Your Transformation
Pivotal Cloud Foundry 2.1 is now GA. The cloud-native platform expands its support for Windows containers and .NET. PCF also improves routing with Envoy, and has a new service discovery feature.
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Read MoreSteeltoe Turns 2.0, Adds Support for ASP.NET Core 2.0, CredHub, and a SQL Server Connector
Steeltoe is a toolkit to help .NET developers build apps for Cloud Foundry using established microservices patterns. This post reviews important updates & new features in the project's v2.0 release.
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Read MorePivotal Contributes Steeltoe to the .NET Foundation
The Steeltoe open source project is joining the .NET Foundation. Here's why that's a big deal for Pivotal, Microsoft, and enterprise .NET teams.
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38:06Watch VideoBuilding .NET Core Microservices with Steeltoe - Zach Brown & Matthew Horan, Pivotal
Building .NET Core Microservices with Steeltoe - Zach Brown & Matthew Horan, Pivotal The software world is moving to microservices. For all their benefits, microservice architectures expose many dist
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15:22Watch VideoOSSAT 2017 - Intro to Pivotal Cloud Foundry & Steeltoe by Zach Brown
A recent discussion of Steeltoe, Cloud Foundry, and cloud-native .NET from OSSAT 2017.
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27:54Watch VideoThere and Back Again: The BOSH Windows Story
There and Back Again: The BOSH Windows Story [I] - Matthew Horan & Natalie Arellano, Pivotal Pivotal's Windows Experience team has been working hard to improve the Windows Operator Experience. Th
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Read MoreIntroducing Steeltoe RC1, A Microservices Toolkit for .NET
Steeltoe, a new open source project, aims to ease microservices adoption for .NET developers, using the same NetflixOSS technology that is popular in the Java world. It is purpose-built to help...
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23:46Watch VideoRunning .Net Apps on Cloud Foundry: Windows vs. Core
Running .Net Apps on Cloud Foundry: Windows vs. Core - Zach Brown, Pivotal & Rita Zhang, Microsoft You’re an operator responsible for running tens or hundreds of .Net apps in production. Or maybe yo
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29:14Watch VideoReal World Experiences: Cloud Foundry on Windows - Steven Benario & Matthew Horan, Pivotal
Real World Experiences: Cloud Foundry on Windows - Steven Benario & Matthew Horan, Pivotal Interested in building or operating .NET applications on Cloud Foundry, but not sure whether your existing a
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1:02:18Watch VideoBuilding .NET Microservices — Kevin Hoffmann
Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/Pivotal/building-net-microservices With the advent of ASP.NET Core, developers can now build cross-platform microservices in .NET. We can build services on the Mac,
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Read MoreImmutable Infrastructure, Windows, and BOSH
System administrators are rethinking their approach to manage large scale infrastructure. Previously, they spent an enormous amount of energy working to incrementally update machines and software....
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