IBM Cloud Podcast

Cloud-native #development takes an #agile approach to creating new #applications. Using a #DevOps based #continuous #delivery model, #software development teams can quickly, iteratively and automatically add new features to an application. In this, the second part to our mini-series on all things Cloud Native, we chat with an intelligent and highly technical Distinguished Engineer from the IBM Cloud Kubernetes team, Dan Berg, about what it is really like to run #Kubernetes in production. Dan tells us aboutthe secret sauce to success and what you need to do to be a part of it. Don't forget to subscribe to get updates when a new episode launches  To learn more, check out: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/cloud-native Or Containers or Kubernetes: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/container-service

Cloud-native applications are designed to capitalize on the #scalability and #flexibility of the cloud. In contrast to traditional,monolithic applications, cloud-native applications are built using multiple, independent #microservices that are deployed in cloud environments. In this first episode of our mini-series on all things #Cloud #Native, we chat with IBM executive Briana Frank who helps set the scene around cloud native #builds and #processes today. Briana helps us gain a better understand of what cloud native actually means and how we can remove #complexities from #business. We talk about examples, use cases,and how cloud native is more than just an #agile approach to #application development.  Don't forget to subscribe to get updates when a new episode launches  To learn more, check out: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/cloud-native Or Containers or Kubernetes: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/container-service

Aaron Baughman joins us on the show to talk about how ESPN and IBM have teamed up to bring a new level of insight to fantasy football team owners. Watson has analyzed millions of documents and thousands of fantasy websites to help you calculate risk and reward, offset bias, and incorporate more information into your decision making. 

Tanmay Sinha from IBM joins us on the show to talk about the cloud can bring various benefits like avoiding the costs and complexities of owning and maintaining an on-premises IT infrastructure. However, many companies remain worried about securing it and their data, according to research from Gemalto and the Ponemon Institute: 54% of global organizations said payment information was at risk when stored in the cloud, and 49% said customer data was. 62% of enterprise IT leaders say on-premises security is better than cloud. This episode will discuss how an enterprise can reap the benefits of cloud without having to move their data from where it currently lives, all while ensuring it’s secure and private

Sree Ratnasinghe and Tony Efremenko from the IBM Cloud Garage join us on the show to talk about how partnering with IBM Cloud Garage can help with grow an idea into production. We even share 'the secret sauce' to success as we discuss methods and practices on working with application through data and analytic

In this episode, Nico Frantzen from Perficient joins us on the show to discuss the best practices to build a cloud environment where your structured and unstructured data, whether it resides on a public, private, or third party cloud, is ready to accelerate the business transformation and innovation that comes from embracing artificial intelligence

Cloud Foundry is an open source, platform-as-a-service (PaaS) on IBM Cloud that enables you to deploy and scale apps without and managing servers. With the launch of IBM Cloud Foundry Enterprise Environment, IBM is bringing isolated Cloud Foundry environments on top of Kubernetes clusters, targeting enterprise developers in regulated industries. In this episode, Carl Swanson from IBM Cloud joins us on the show to discuss why IBM made this move, and which industries could benefit from this change.

Statistics indicate that the average enterprise has 5 or more clouds, often from multiple vendors. There is no single vendor or one size fits all solution that will satisfy every business. How do you know that your cloud strategy is the best for your organization? In today's episode, learn the key items to consider when designing your cloud strategy. You want a cloud that is personalized to meet the business needs of your enterprise. Marvin Goodman from IBM joins us on the show to talk about Cloud Personalization

Bradley Knapps joins us once again on the show to give an update on running SAP workloads on IBM Cloud, current innovation trends, and whats involved in moving a SAP workloads to the cloud.

David Provan from IBM's iX Events team joins us on the show to talk about how IBM has been the Official Technology Partner of Wimbledon since 1990, the Facebook AI powered chatbot to answer visitors questions and the complexities behind the scenes.

James Moore from IBM joins us on the show to discusses the reactive and proactive companies can take to both respond faster to application outages, and prevent them from occurring in the first place.

Kevin Myers from IBM Cloud joins us on the show to talk about cloud native and hybrid apps. We discuss the use of multi cloud environments and the challenges of building an application for an enterprise today.

Tony Flath, a cybersecurity specialist out of Edmonton, Canada & Val Bercovici, founder and CEO of PencilData, join us on the show to talk about the recent announcement between IBM and Red Hat.

Ritika Gunner, VP of Watson Data & AI, joins us on the show to talk about how data needs to be used responsibly, beyond complience and how data is now the key to competitive advantage. Responsibility also means being transparent about data practices, so Ritika explains how IBM Cloud protects your data and privacy, where others fall short

Chris Rosen from IBM Cloud joins us once again on the show to talk about how to Skip the Anxiety Attack When Building Secure Containerized Apps. We talk about the enhancements to IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service, now with all the bells and whistles