Stream: MQ
Time: 15:00 - 16:00
This session will discuss running App Connect Enterprise v11 software in Docker containers, with a particular focus on control through the Kubernetes orchestration framework using Helm.
We will compare and contrast the differences between IIBv10 and ACEv11 which make it much
more amenable for use in containers. We will also examine the use of the IIB and ACE runtimes as part of an IBM Cloud Private deployment and the options for other 3rd party cloud deployments
There is currently no attachment for Deploying and managing integrations across private and third-party clouds with App Connect Enterprise Containers
Ben Thompson works for IBM as Chief Architect for App Connect Enterprise (previously IBM Integration Bus / WebSphere Message Broker). Based at IBM's Hursley software development lab in the UK, he is responsible for setting the technical and functional direction of the product, and driving external client and business partner relationships. Before working in the ACE / IIB development team, he was in IBM Software Services designing and implementing middleware solutions for 8 years, performing over 100 client engagements in over 25 countries world-wide. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ben-thompson-6516974
Ben Thompson works for IBM as Chief Architect for App Connect Enterprise (previously IBM Integration Bus / WebSphere Message Broker). Based at IBM's Hursley software development lab in the UK, he is responsible for setting the technical and functional direction of the product, and driving external client and business partner relationships. Before working in the ACE / IIB development team, he was in IBM Software Services designing and implementing middleware solutions for 8 years, performing over 100 client engagements in over 25 countries world-wide. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ben-thompson-6516974
Ben Thompson works for IBM as Chief Architect for App Connect Enterprise (previously IBM Integration Bus / WebSphere Message Broker). Based at IBM's Hursley software development lab in the UK, he is responsible for setting the technical and functional direction of the product, and driving external client and business partner relationships. Before working in the ACE / IIB development team, he was in IBM Software Services designing and implementing middleware solutions for 8 years, performing over 100 client engagements in over 25 countries world-wide. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ben-thompson-6516974
Ben Thompson works for IBM as Chief Architect for App Connect Enterprise (previously IBM Integration Bus / WebSphere Message Broker). Based at IBM's Hursley software development lab in the UK, he is responsible for setting the technical and functional direction of the product, and driving external client and business partner relationships. Before working in the ACE / IIB development team, he was in IBM Software Services designing and implementing middleware solutions for 8 years, performing over 100 client engagements in over 25 countries world-wide. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ben-thompson-6516974
Ben Thompson works for IBM as Chief Architect for App Connect Enterprise (previously IBM Integration Bus / WebSphere Message Broker). Based at IBM's Hursley software development lab in the UK, he is responsible for setting the technical and functional direction of the product, and driving external client and business partner relationships. Before working in the ACE / IIB development team, he was in IBM Software Services designing and implementing middleware solutions for 8 years, performing over 100 client engagements in over 25 countries world-wide. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ben-thompson-6516974
Ben Thompson works for IBM as Chief Architect for App Connect Enterprise (previously IBM Integration Bus / WebSphere Message Broker). Based at IBM's Hursley software development lab in the UK, he is responsible for setting the technical and functional direction of the product, and driving external client and business partner relationships. Before working in the ACE / IIB development team, he was in IBM Software Services designing and implementing middleware solutions for 8 years, performing over 100 client engagements in over 25 countries world-wide. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ben-thompson-6516974
Ben Thompson works for IBM as Chief Architect for App Connect Enterprise (previously IBM Integration Bus / WebSphere Message Broker). Based at IBM's Hursley software development lab in the UK, he is responsible for setting the technical and functional direction of the product, and driving external client and business partner relationships. Before working in the ACE / IIB development team, he was in IBM Software Services designing and implementing middleware solutions for 8 years, performing over 100 client engagements in over 25 countries world-wide. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ben-thompson-6516974
Ben Thompson works for IBM as Chief Architect for App Connect Enterprise (previously IBM Integration Bus / WebSphere Message Broker). Based at IBM's Hursley software development lab in the UK, he is responsible for setting the technical and functional direction of the product, and driving external client and business partner relationships. Before working in the ACE / IIB development team, he was in IBM Software Services designing and implementing middleware solutions for 8 years, performing over 100 client engagements in over 25 countries world-wide. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ben-thompson-6516974
Ben Thompson works for IBM as Chief Architect for App Connect Enterprise (previously IBM Integration Bus / WebSphere Message Broker). Based at IBM's Hursley software development lab in the UK, he is responsible for setting the technical and functional direction of the product, and driving external client and business partner relationships. Before working in the ACE / IIB development team, he was in IBM Software Services designing and implementing middleware solutions for 8 years, performing over 100 client engagements in over 25 countries world-wide. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ben-thompson-6516974
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