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Title:
New models of WAS deployment with IBM Workload Deployer
Stream:
WebSphere Application Server 3 (1)
Speakers:
Jonathan Marshall; Rory O'Grady
Abstract:
A day in the life of an IWD appliance, looking at the different roles that use and benefit from it.
In this presentation, we will give an overview of the IBM Workload Deployer and then look at the main roles that will use it:
- Infrastructure engineers - We will show how a pattern developer can create a new test environment pattern and enabling its deployment to the development community
- Developers - We will show how development teams can rapidly and repeatedly deploy test environments based on patterns, do testing, and then tear it down again when finished
- Operations - We will show the admin features for managing the appliance, the cloud and the virtual systems themselves
In this presentation, we will give an overview of the IBM Workload Deployer and then look at the main roles that will use it:
- Infrastructure engineers - We will show how a pattern developer can create a new test environment pattern and enabling its deployment to the development community
- Developers - We will show how development teams can rapidly and repeatedly deploy test environments based on patterns, do testing, and then tear it down again when finished
- Operations - We will show the admin features for managing the appliance, the cloud and the virtual systems themselves
Bio:
Jonathan Marshall:
Jonathan Marshall is a WebSphere Technical Professional with 12 years experience in IBM with WebSphere software. He works predominantly with WebSphere Application Server at a range of IBM clients and in recent years done a lot of work with the virtualisation and cloud technologies of WebSphere Virtual Enterprise, WebSphere eXtreme Scale and IBM Workload Deployer. He has published developerWorks articles and a Redbook on the WebSphere eXtreme Scale usage scenarios. He has experience in both development and infrastructure.
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Rory O'Grady:
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