John Feminella's guest appearances

John Feminella

Pivotal Podcasts

Google Cloud Platform Podcast

Tanzu Talk

Jon Ravenscraft

Nick Kuhn

Ronan Dunlop

Greg Meyer

Justin Smith

Dormain Drewitz

John Mitchell

Rachel Stephens

Rick Clark

Mark Fisher

Dawn Foster

Neville George

Cornelia Davis

Trisha Gee

John Paice

OwlTail

While at SpringOne Platform I talked with John Feminella about his talk on platforms and contracts. He uses the legal metaphor of contracts to describe the beneficial trade-offs between things like 12 factor coding and continuous delivery. As  the abstract for his talks puts it: Platforms like Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF) can be viewed as contracts between applications and the people who build, operate, and deploy them. At the root of these contracts is a core premise: if your application checks off a few boxes, the platform can provide enormous amounts of power and enable capabilities that wouldn't otherwise be possible. Check back from the video recording of the talk and find John in Twitter at @jxxf.Visit http://pivotal.io/podcasts for show notes and other episodes.  Feedback: podcast@pivotal.io

While at SpringOne Platform I talked with John Feminella about his talk on platforms and contracts. He uses the legal metaphor of contracts to describe the beneficial trade-offs between things like 12 factor coding and continuous delivery. As the abstract for his talks puts it: Platforms like Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF) can be viewed as contracts between applications and the people who build, operate, and deploy them. At the root of these contracts is a core premise: if your application checks off a few boxes, the platform can provide enormous amounts of power and enable capabilities that wouldn't otherwise be possible. Check back from the video recording of the talk and find John in Twitter at @jxxf. Visit <a href="http://pivotal.io/podcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://pivotal.io/podcasts</a> for show notes and other episodes. Feedback: podcast@pivotal.io

Platforms as Contracts with John Feminella (Ep. 30)

While at SpringOne Platform I talked with John Feminella about his talk on platforms and contracts. He uses the legal metaphor of contracts to describe the beneficial trade-offs between things like 12 factor coding and continuous delivery. As the abstract for his talks puts it: Platforms like Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF) can be viewed as contracts between applications and the people who build, operate, and deploy them. At the root of these contracts is a core premise: if your application checks off a few boxes, the platform can provide enormous amounts of power and enable capabilities that wouldn't otherwise be possible. Check back from the video recording of the talk and find John in Twitter at @jxxf. Visit <a href="http://pivotal.io/podcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://pivotal.io/podcasts</a> for show notes and other episodes. Feedback: podcast@pivotal.io

Episode 16: Platforms as Contracts with John Feminella (Ep. 30)