T-Mobile
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25:34Watch VideoModernizing Customer Messaging at T-Mobile
Customer experience is the most important goal for any company, small or large. At T-Mobile, one of the most important ways we interact with our customers is through messaging. In this talk, we'll
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1:42Watch VideoPrevent Fraud at the state level - what did the IRS do
“Lean has literally saved us 1000's of development hours. If the IRS can do it, so can you.” Learn more at https://tanzu.vmware.com/customers/irs.
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30:17Watch VideoTanzu Talk: Doing something works better than doing nothing
When you put a new process, like agile, in place, you often realize there was very little process in the first place. Also, kubernetes at the edge, T-Mobile, and as architecture. 00:00 - Staycation.
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Read MoreHow Communication Helps T-Mobile Keep Its Applications Up
At SpringOne 2020, Brendan Aye and James Webb—two of T-Mobile’s cloud native platform leaders—share their experiences and strategies for what to do when something goes wrong.
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View Presentation“Sh*^%# on Fire, Yo!”: A True Story Inspired by Real Events
SpringOne 2020 “Sh*^%# on Fire, Yo!”: A True Story Inspired by Real Events James Webb, MTS at T-Mobile Brendan Aye, Technical Director, Platform Architecture at T-Mobile
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Read MoreHow T-Mobile Deployed Portworx for Flexible Storage
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Read MoreT-Mobile Scaling with Kubernetes – KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2018
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Read MoreT-Mobile Handles 1M+ Transactions per Day on Kubernetes
Already successful with Pivotal Platform, T-Mobile was poised to rapidly adopt Kubernetes with Altoros and the Pivotal Container Service.
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Read MoreMay 29 - Deploying Kubernetes to Drive Business, Not Complexity Webinar
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32:54Watch VideoHow Big is Too Big? Problems with Scale at T-Mobile - Brendan Aye & James Webb, T-Mobile
How Big is Too Big? Problems with Scale at T-Mobile - Brendan Aye & James Webb, T-Mobile Over the last three years, T-Mobile has leaned in heavily on Cloud Foundry and the boost it brought to develop
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55:15Watch VideoDeep Dive: Chaos Engineering for Cloud Foundry Platform - Karun Chennuri & Ramesh Krishnaram, T-Mobi
Deep Dive: Chaos Engineering for Cloud Foundry Platform - Karun Chennuri & Ramesh Krishnaram, T-Mobile USA Inc Modern Internet-scale microservice architectures exhibit complex communication behavior
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3 Reasons Behind T-Mobile’s Success with Kubernetes
Learn why the T-Mobile Platform Engineering Team has embraced PKS.
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How T-Mobile Built and Scaled Kubernetes On-Prem for the 2018 Retail Season - James Webb, T-Mobile
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Read MoreHow VMware Tanzu is Helping Retailers Improve the In-Store Experience Through Better Software
A look at why retailers like Kroger, The Home Depot, DICK’S Sporting Goods, and T-Mobile turn to Pivotal.
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13:19Watch VideoMaking Multi-Cloud a Reality at T-Mobile—Brendan Aye & James Webb
Brendan Aye and James Webb, Cloud Foundry platform architects at T-Mobile, sit down with Jeff Kelly on the Pivotal Stories stage at SpringOne Platform 2018.
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32:40Watch VideoT-Mobile Success Story of Migrating Monolithic Application to Spring Cloud Services
Retail Services Platform (RSP) is an application built on SOA based architecture and services on an average 60-70 million transaction per day for business critical functions like retail, care, self-ca
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32:45Watch VideoT-Mobile Going Digital - Speed, Scale & Agility Delivered on Cloud Foundry Leveraging TIBCO
T-Mobile Going Digital - Speed, Scale & Agility Delivered on Cloud Foundry Leveraging TIBCO - Rakesh Madireddy, T-Mobile & Hitesh Nembhwani, TIBCO Software With over 70 million customers, T-Mobile’s
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Read MoreT-Mobile’s Same-Day Test, Deploy, and Production Transformation
On the day of an iPhone release, the order demand can be crushing. T-Mobile was ready. Learn why.https://medium.com/media/a77c22ae9822d8022ab7053215c0fd79/hrefT-Mobile’s Brendan Aye, and James...
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30:04Watch VideoZero to 12 Million - Brendan Aye, T-Mobile
T-Mobile wanted Cloud Foundry, and they wanted it quickly. The target was an application receiving 12 million daily calls running on the platform in three months. With no IaaS and complicated politics
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45:14Watch VideoBuilding Enterprise Cache Based on CQRS - Komes Subramaniam, T-Mobile
Over the period enterprises have grown big in applications footprint to reach out customers in more channels and created lot of read heavy applications. Often read heavy application calls impact busin
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