Learn about how Cloud Foundry started as a prototype and is now transforming product delivery experience at Tuesday’s DevOps meetup.
For the uninitiated, Cloud Foundry is “an open source platform for application lifecycle automation,” according to its website, and it was developed by industry leaders including IBM, Pivotal and Hewlett Packard.
Greg Otto, who’s leading Comcast’s Cloud Services Team, will speak about how the company has used it to revolutionize product delivery.
The event is 6 p.m. at Barclaycard at the Riverfront, and RSVPs via Meetup are due by 8 a.m. Tuesday.
On a larger scale, a Cloud Foundry Summit is happening later this month in Santa Clara, Calif.
http://www.meetup.com/Delaware-DevOps/events/229959512/
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