A New Way of Deploying .Net Applications at Nasdaq - Bhavani Yellapragada & Madhav Sathe

April 15, 2019

A New Way of Deploying .Net Applications at Nasdaq - Bhavani Yellapragada, Nasdaq & Madhav Sathe, Pivotal Nasdaq adopted PCF to start the modernization journey, starting with a legacy .Net application, in order to achieve business agility and velocity. Prior to adoption of PCF and Concourse, Nasdaq relied on home-grown solutions for OS and configuration management using diverse technologies such as Terraform, Puppet, DSC, WSUS and Ansible. This added extra burden on operations team to maintain the automation scripts and manage the technology sprawl. The ticket based systems slowed down Nasdaq’s development teams. And yet there was always a challenge with snowflake configurations. Furthermore, the OS upgrade required every month meant downtime for application. In this session hear Nasdaq’s journey of cultural change along with the adoption of the platform as a product approach. Operators will learn best practices regarding use of Powershell and Concourse for automating platform installation and patching, use of isolation segments and CredHub to address InfoSec needs. Learn lessons on engaging with InfoSec team and help them enhance their checklist for modern cloud native paradigm. Finally, learn how Nasdaq drove real business outcomes by achieving higher business velocity, zero-downtime patching and greater stability. About Bhavani Yellapragada Nasdaq About Madhav Sathe Madhav is a Platform Architect at Pivotal. Madhav was a product manager for Oracle’s middleware management and IT analytics suite of products. He was also a product manager at ADP for ADP DataCloud for HCM analytics. As a developer at Oracle he built the first SOAP/Web Services monitoring along with middleware monitoring products. Madhav has been a regular speaker at Oracle OpenWorld. His most recent speaker engagements were at JPMC Tech Fest on “Security in the world of microservices”. https://www.cloudfoundry.org/

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