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Executive Director, AI and ML Platform at LinkedIn | Ex IBM Distinguished Engineer, CTO…
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MultiCloud OpenWhisk: Build a distributed OpenWhisk deployment on OpenStack
IBM Developer Works
Like OpenStack, Cloud Foundry and Docker, OpenWhisk is also a cloud native platform. It introduces a new class of event-driven applications, which find their usage in various domains like IoT, Mobile, and even traditional web applications. And we are happy to state that moving from a single VM deployment which was available up until recently, we have also created a distributed open source version, which allows you to deploy a distributed OpenWhisk across multi-cloud platforms. And the first…
Like OpenStack, Cloud Foundry and Docker, OpenWhisk is also a cloud native platform. It introduces a new class of event-driven applications, which find their usage in various domains like IoT, Mobile, and even traditional web applications. And we are happy to state that moving from a single VM deployment which was available up until recently, we have also created a distributed open source version, which allows you to deploy a distributed OpenWhisk across multi-cloud platforms. And the first cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) we are adding support for is OpenStack.
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Serverless, OpenWhisk and Silicon Valley!
IBM Developer Works
Silicon Valley is a unique place – you have an idea or prototype, get it out, and very early you will get feedback about what`s the appetite for it. I have been running meetups in the valley for last 3 years around Cloud Foundry, OpenStack and Bluemix, and have always felt meetups are the best mechanism to feel the pulse, vibe, and get some early honest feedback about technologies.
Very recently we at IBM open sourced a project around serverless technology, OpenWhisk. And last week I ran…Silicon Valley is a unique place – you have an idea or prototype, get it out, and very early you will get feedback about what`s the appetite for it. I have been running meetups in the valley for last 3 years around Cloud Foundry, OpenStack and Bluemix, and have always felt meetups are the best mechanism to feel the pulse, vibe, and get some early honest feedback about technologies.
Very recently we at IBM open sourced a project around serverless technology, OpenWhisk. And last week I ran the first full fledged meetup on it, partnering with Altoros, community partners who have been also working on OpenWhisk. Andrei Yurkevich, Altoros CTO was the co-presenter. -
Bluemix on Bluebox - Powered by Relay!
Bluebox
Blue Box is our OpenStack-based IaaS offering, and both Bluemix and Blue Box are delivered, deployed and maintained through a relay. Relay allows us to push new updates through a consistent testing and validation process that involves initially pushing code to our staging environments, then our own internal Bluemix and Blue Box deployments, then to our dedicated environments, and finally to Local environments.
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Bluemix Local - Powered by Relay: Architectural Overview
IBM Developer works
Bluemix Local rounds out the foundation of our hybrid story for us and for our customers, and we have now three distinct flavors of Bluemix to choose from: Public, Dedicated and Local. While detailed information about our Public and Dedicated offerings have been available, this article dives into the architectural elements of Bluemix Local.
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IBM Bluemix Meetups welcome devs into the ‘mix’
IBM
This publication covers my journey running Bluemix and Cloud Foundry Technology Meetups in Silicon Valley
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OpenSource at the OpenStack Summit Paris
IBM
This article captures the technical and community intersection of Open Source technologies like OpenStack, Cloud Foundry and Docker at the OpenStack Summit held in November in Paris
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Cloud Foundry and OpenStack : A tale of two Summits!
IBM
Recap of Cloud Foundry and OpenStack Summits and industry reactions for our talks and presentations on Optimizing OpenStack for large scale Cloud Foundry deployments
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Cloud Foundry Architecture and Deep Dive
IBM
In this publication we describe the internal architecture of Cloud Foundry NG, and outline how various components work together.
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CloudFoundry Deployment on OpenStack
IBM
In these series of videos, we will guide you to deploy CloudFoundry on OpenStack using BOSH.
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Achieving high availability across multiple sites using IBM PureApplication System
IBM
This article describes how multiple IBM® PureApplication™ System racks can be located in geographically distributed data centers to host business critical workloads that require the highest levels of availability and rapid recovery following a disaster.
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Achieving high availability during operational maintenance using IBM PureApplication System
IBM
his article describes how the facilities of IBM® PureApplication™ System and IBM WebSphere® Application Server combine to streamline and simplify updates to operating systems, applications, and middleware, thereby minimizing human error and total time to update and maintaining high availability.
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Cloud interoperability: Porting Google App Engine (GAE) applications to IBM middleware
IBM Developer Works
Google App Engine (GAE) is a cloud computing platform that hosts third party Web applications. Application authors write their application front ends in a high-level language like Python or Java. Applications can use other Google services, like datastore and Google Accounts, as their application back end. Authors upload the application front ends through the admin console to the Google App Engine. IBM Cloud Labs has produced interoperability code and documentation to enable GAE application…
Google App Engine (GAE) is a cloud computing platform that hosts third party Web applications. Application authors write their application front ends in a high-level language like Python or Java. Applications can use other Google services, like datastore and Google Accounts, as their application back end. Authors upload the application front ends through the admin console to the Google App Engine. IBM Cloud Labs has produced interoperability code and documentation to enable GAE application developers to move easily to IBM middleware.
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Web Service for Estimating Capacity and Performance of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) Workloads
IBM
This paper describes Sonoma, a Web service for estimating the performance
and capacity of service oriented architecture (SOA) workloads. Sonoma is built using the
IBM-developed technology of the On Demand Performance Advisor (OPERA). O
Patents
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Validating deployment patterns in a networked computing environment
Issued US US 20130262643 A1
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Managing application template artifacts in a networked computing environment
US US 20130268913 A1
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Mapping requirements to a system topology in a networked computing environment
US US 20130268638 A1
Honors & Awards
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IBM Technical Rockstar Award (Five)
IBM
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IBM Technical Rockstar Award (Four)
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IBM Technical Rockstar Award (Three)
IBM
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IBM Technical Rockstar Award (Two)
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IBM Technical Rockstar Award (One)
IBM
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IBM Patent Plateau Award (Three)
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IBM Patent Plateau Award (Two)
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IBM Patent Plateau Award (One)
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Bravo Award
IBM
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Bravo Award
IBM
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Ovation Award
IBM
Languages
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Hindi
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