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Wednesday, March 29 • 13:55 - 14:30
Panel: Leveraging the Open Service Broker API in Cloud Native Platforms [I] - Moderated by Chip Childers, Cloud Foundry Foundation

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In a digital world, widely adopted and easy to use APIs are the cornerstone of collaboration and interoperability. As Cloud technologies mature and become commonplace, the absence of standards surfaces challenges in the implementation of solutions by Cloud vendors, service providers and end users. Building on top of the experience of Cloud Foundry's Service Broker API, the Open Service Broker working group brings together players from all areas. The Open Service Broker API is an industry-driven, collaborative effort to demolish barriers in the adoption of Cloud Native services, with a user-centric approach focused on delivering features based exclusively in real world use cases.

In this panel discussion you hear from representatives from IBM, Pivotal, Fujitsu, RedHat and Orange explaining where they want the project to go and why the initiative is important to them. Expect to learn more about the Open Service Broker API working group, the future of the project and insights into how leading technology companies are applying this specification to real world use cases.
Moderators
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Chip Childers

CTO, Cloud Foundry Foundation
A proven DevOps visionary and leader. Before coming to the Foundation, Chip was vice president of Product Strategy at CumuLogic. He spent more than 15 years in engineering leadership positions within the service provider industry including work with SunGard Availability Services and Qwest Solutions. He has served on the board of directors for the Distributed Management Task Force; and is a member of The Apache Software Foundation.

Speakers
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Guillaume Berche

SW architect, Orange
Guillaume is a software architect at Orange, one of the leading telcom operator in Europe and Africa, where he is contributing to the Cloud Foundry-related Paas programs. He is contributing to Cloud Foundry including through proposals to the open service broker api. He is the product manager for a series of OSS service brokers (*) where he explores and experiments how OSB API can support additional use cases for paas users. | (*) e.g... Read More →
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Doug Davis

STSM, IBM
Doug works in IBM's Open Source and Standards division. He's been working on Cloud related technologies for many years and has worked on many of the most popular OSS projects, including OpenStack, CloudFoundry, Docker and Kubernetes.
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Andres Garcia Garcia

Solutions Architect, Fujitsu EST
Andres has covered a wide range of roles including research in Cloud Computing, Software Engineering and Scrum Master. Currently he develops prototypes and PoC in Fujitsu EST, although his latest passion is DevOps and open standards.
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Alex Ley

Staff Product Manager, Pivotal
Alex is a Product Manager for the Pivotal Cloud Foundry platform and is focused on enabling multi-cloud services using Cloud Foundry and BOSH. Previously, Alex was a committer to the container engine Garden Linux, used by Cloud Foundry, and worked in London's FinTech startup scene. Alex is also contributing to the Open Service Broker API initiative and is responsible for delivering these new features into Cloud Foundry. You can regularly find... Read More →
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Paul Morie

Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat
Paul is a Principal Engineer at Red Hat and is a committer to the Kubernetes project. He is currently leading the Kubernetes Service Catalog SIG and the champion of the service-catalog Kubernetes incubator repository. Before Kubernetes, he worked on the first three versions of Red Hat's OpenShift Container Platform and built multi-tenant platforms for the financial and insurance industries. He likes spending time with his wife, scale model... Read More →
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Diane Mueller-Klingspor

Director, Community Development, Red Hat OpenShift
Diane is Director, Community Development at Red Hat OpenShift (https://openshift.com) , the leading Open Source Paas that upstreams Kubernetes, supports Docker natively and runs on OpenStack (as well as AWS, GCP, Vmware, and bare metal). She also runs the OpenShift Commons (https://commons.openshift.org) and manages the cross-community collaboration with all the upstream projects and across the diverse and ever-expanding OpenShift eco-system... Read More →

Wednesday March 29, 2017 13:55 - 14:30
B 09 Berlin Congress Center, Alexanderstraße 11, 10178 Berlin, Germany
  CloudNative Biz, Services