Verizon's Cloud Native Transformation - Syam Suri, Verizon

December 8, 2017

Syam Suri, Head of Digital Engineering at Verizon will discuss their journey towards cloud-native architecture and outcome based agile development methodology. The session highlights the end-to-end transformation of their tech stack from monolithic to API driven, cloud-native microservices architecture with the goal of achieving more focus on value creation and reduce the operational bottlenecks. The presentation will also highlight how they are able to accomplish most of it using Pivotal Cloud Foundry platform with Spring Boot Framework and tools. Slides: TBA Syam Suri, Director, Verizon Filmed at SpringOne Platform 2017

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