Dormain Drewitz

Dormain leads Product Marketing and Content Strategy for VMware Tanzu. Before VMware she was Senior Director of Pivotal Platform Ecosystem, including RabbitMQ, and Customer Marketing. Previously, she was Director of Product Marketing for Mobile and Pivotal Data Suite. Prior to Pivotal, she was Director of Platform Marketing at Riverbed Technology. Prior to Riverbed, she spent over 5 years as a technology investment analyst, closely following enterprise infrastructure software companies and industry trends. Dormain holds a B. A. in History from the University of California at Los Angeles.

  • The Summer of 3 Transformations with VMware Tanzu

    The Summer of 3 Transformations with VMware Tanzu

    We have yet another set of updates for each transformation that supports digitization and modernization that we're excited to share.

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  • Bringing More Tanzu to Three Cloud Transformations

    Bringing More Tanzu to Three Cloud Transformations

    How VMware Tanzu is powering DevSecOps platforms that run across multi-cloud environments and give developers the features and collaboration they desire.

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  • VMworld Recap: Modernizing Infrastructure and Applications with VMware Tanzu

    VMworld Recap: Modernizing Infrastructure and Applications with VMware Tanzu

    At VMworld 2020, the path to business outcomes with modern apps became clearer.

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  • How VMware IT Uses a Modern App Platform to Deliver a Superior Developer Experience

    How VMware IT Uses a Modern App Platform to Deliver a Superior Developer Experience

    How VMware uses the Tanzu portfolio to offer developers a self-service experience with zero wait times, and secure and compliant open source images to build software in 30 days.

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  • Spring at SpringOne 2020: The Enterprise Developer Platform for Right Now

    Spring at SpringOne 2020: The Enterprise Developer Platform for Right Now

    Spring has emerged as the standard for modern Java application development, and it keeps evolving. Here are all the announcements from Day 1 at SpringOne 2020 that you need to know about.

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  • Consistency Makes the Tanzu Difference

    Consistency Makes the Tanzu Difference

    VMware is announcing important milestones for key products in the VMware Tanzu portfolio.

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  • Building on Developer Platforms to Deliver the Best Developer Experience

    Building on Developer Platforms to Deliver the Best Developer Experience

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  • App Modernization 101: An Executive’s Guide to Shipping Better Software

    App Modernization 101: An Executive’s Guide to Shipping Better Software

    Guidance on how and why to get started with app modernization today.

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  • Top RabbitMQ influencers of 2019

    Top RabbitMQ influencers of 2019

    Who were the top RabbitMQ influencers in 2019? Find out who to follow.

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  • RabbitMQ 3.8 Steals the Show at RabbitMQ Summit 2019 Expert Panel

    RabbitMQ 3.8 Steals the Show at RabbitMQ Summit 2019 Expert Panel

    With quorum queues and observability changes, RabbitMQ 3.8 is a game changer for RabbitMQ users. Hear what experts had to say at the recent RabbitMQ Summit in London.

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  • Atos wins Breakthrough System Integrator Partner of the Year Award from Pivotal

    Atos wins Breakthrough System Integrator Partner of the Year Award from Pivotal

    Atos, global leader in digital transformation, today announces that it has been named a Breakthrough System Integrator Partner of the Year for EMEA by Pivotal Software, Inc., a leading cloud-native pl

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  • Understanding the risk profile of your technical debt

    Understanding the risk profile of your technical debt

    Technical debt, like financial debt, is not inherently good or bad. Rather, enterprises should consider the risks, costs, and rewards associated with tech debt to determine what's worth taking on.

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  • Introducing RabbitMQ for Kubernetes

    Introducing RabbitMQ for Kubernetes

    Why Pivotal is building RabbitMQ on Kubernetes, what it is, and how to learn more.

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  • Mergers, Acquisitions, and Modern Families: Blending Java and .NET Teams

    Mergers, Acquisitions, and Modern Families: Blending Java and .NET Teams

    Going through an acquisition? Get your .NET and Java applications to play nicely together. Here's an example (with sample code) for modernizing while merging.

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  • How to Get Developers to Start Using Your Application Platform

    How to Get Developers to Start Using Your Application Platform

    An Introduction to Product Marketing for Platform Teams.

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  • Start Your (Kubernetes) Engines: VMware PKS Competency Goes Live

    Start Your (Kubernetes) Engines: VMware PKS Competency Goes Live

    VMware launched their PKS competency for VMware partners today. Learn what VMware PKS competency is, and what it means for vSphere users, and what it means for Pivotal partners.

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  • How Fast Are We Going Now: PKS Ecosystem at KubeCon 2018

    How Fast Are We Going Now: PKS Ecosystem at KubeCon 2018

    Today, most enterprises are still figuring out how to run Kubernetes in production. This post will summarize where PKS is with respect to these integrations, partners, and user stories from peers.

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  • RabbitMQ Expert Opinions: RabbitMQ Summit Panel Recap

    RabbitMQ Expert Opinions: RabbitMQ Summit Panel Recap

    What are good versus bad use cases for RabbitMQ? What are the common pitfalls? Read expert opinions on these questions and more from the RabbitMQ Summit 2018

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  • VMware PKS Competency: Kubernetes Abstraction Going Mainstream

    VMware PKS Competency: Kubernetes Abstraction Going Mainstream

    VMware previewed a new VMware PKS competency for partners. Learn about PKS, why it's an interesting solution for VMware's partners, and the difference between the two companies' partner programs.

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  • Product All the Things

    Product All the Things

    What if we applied the "products, not projects" mentality to operations, security, and data teams? How could this change the relationship between these internal groups and developers?

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