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Saturday, February 6 • 11:30 - 12:10
Atomic Developer Bundle - Containerized Development Made Easy

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The Atomic Developer Bundle is a development environment for containers from the same people that are bringing you the Atomic Host. The ADB is growing to help you create containers for use with Docker, orchestrators like Kubernetes, PaaS platforms like OpenShift and Mesos. In this presentation, Navid and Brian will demonstrate how the ADB works with host-based tools and IDEs on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X and how you can kickstart development on Kubernetes, OpenShift, etc on a preconfigured Vagrant box. The talk will cover the capabilities provided by the Atomic Developer Bundle and ecosystem of client side tools that can leverage the capabilities and provide smooth user experience for containerized development. Learn how to use it, how we built it, and how you can make it better.

Link to the project:
Atomic Developer Bundle: https://github.com/projectatomic/adb-atomic-developer-bundle

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Speakers
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Brian Exelbierd

Business Strategist, Red Hat
Brian “bex” Exelbierd enjoys a good beer, a nice coffee, and a rousing conversation about taxation. Born in the USA, he now lives with his partner and daughter in Brno, Czech Republic. His focus is on his family, walks for artisinal bread, and reading long form articles. By night... Read More →
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Navid Shaikh

Staff Engineer, VMware
Navid is a Software Engineer at VMware based out of India. Navid is a maintainer and working group lead of the Knative Client project. He has been working on Developer Experience and Build Tools for Cloud Native Ecosystem projects.

Saturday February 6, 2016 11:30 - 12:10 CET
a. D105 (300 places)
  Containers

Attendees (72)