Altoros is bringing its knowledge to the biggest and greatest event of the Cloud Foundry community: the Cloud Foundry Summit in Santa Clara, CA. Thousands of attendees get together every year to share their experience, as well as learn, connect, and discuss Cloud Foundry and DevOps in general.

This year, three training sessions will be held, explaining how to deploy and manage Cloud Foundry, go cloud-native with microservices-based architectures, operate the platform with BOSH, etc. The training will be conducted by qualified instructors from Altoros, Pivotal, and Stark & Wayne—the companies that work with these tools on a daily basis. Read the details below.

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The amazing session, “Diego: Re-envisioning the Elastic Runtime,” was one of the highlights at this year’s CF Summit. Onsi Fakhouri, Engineering Manager at Pivotal, shared some technical details on Project Diego, including why it is important for Cloud Foundry developers and how it will evolve in the future.

Diego, a large-scale project on which Pivotal is working right now, will introduce a number of significant changes to the Cloud Foundry architecture. Read on to learn about the reasons for this kind of revision, why we should care about Diego, and what impact it will have on Cloud Foundry and PaaS.
 
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Platform: The Cloud Foundry Conference attracted 450+ developers and PaaS experts from around the globe. In this post, we collected top quotes by the speakers and attendees of this amazing event.

1. “PlatformCF was the largest event in the history of PaaS and the most important event since Google App Engine.” —James Watters, Head of Product for Cloud Foundry, Pivotal 

2. “It was epic.” —Andy Piper, Developer Advocate for Cloud Foundry, Pivotal 

Andrei Yurkevich of Altoros proposing a break out session

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