VMware Tanzu Developer Connect | Public Sector

Event Overview

Enhancing the Developer Experience

Unlock developer productivity and user experience with a Kubernetes abstraction layer that enables faster, more secure app design, development, and delivery.

The Workshop Experience

• Jumpstart app development: Use preconfigured cloud native pattern templates to bootstrap new applications
  
• Boost developer velocity: Get a consistent GUI to bring services and APIs together in one management portal
  
• Empower developers: Quickly get started with preconfigured templates for cloud native patterns.
• Speed up the path to production and automate app deployment: Secure software supply chains with automated, out-of-the-box app deployment. Modify the workshop application and observe the power of the supply chain so you can automatically rebuild, update, and deploy the application
  
• Explore Data Services: Discover, curate, consume, and manage backing services across single or multi-cluster environments

Agenda - EST

Speakers

	John Gozzi is a technology leader working with US Civilian and SLED organizations to develop cohesive strategies around application modernization. John leads a team of DevOps & Kubernetes focused system engineers that work with organizations to understand their application challenges and build toward modern application best practices. John leverages his experiences across several verticals to drive successful outcomes for his customers, including Enterprise, Financial, Telco & Public Sector. A recent winner of the VMware System Engineer of the year award, John stated, “I'm passionate about helping customers solve their modernization challenges so their agencies can focus on mission success”.
	Alex Barbato works with developers to achieve DevSecOps and compliance outcomes. Alex is an expert in paired programming and an avid believer in the "I do, We do, You do" philosophy of Tanzu Labs. His experience spans both the public and private sectors, having served in the US Air Force early in his career where he learned about the inner workings of large enterprises in the DoD. It was a natural transition into VMware Tanzu Labs, where Alex focused on enabling team mission success thru innovative program and culture change.
	Trevor Putbrese is a Staff Solutions Engineer's with VMware's Modern Application Platform business unit and has over 20 years of experience designing, consulting, and delivering virtualization, cloud,, and modern application solutions to large enterprise and Federal customers.
	Bayo Erinle works closely with numerous customers on their digital transformation journey and helps them deliver software better. Prior to that, he was a senior software engineer with over 15 years of experience in designing, developing, testing, and architecting software. He has worked in various spectrums of the IT field, including government, commercial, finance, non-profit and health care. As a result, he has been involved in the planning, development, implementation, integration, and testing of numerous applications, including multi-tiered, standalone, distributed, and cloud-based applications. He is passionate about programming, performance, scalability, and all things technical. He is always intrigued by new technology and enjoys learning new things.
	Jon Bergfeld has been working with both commercial and government customers to modernize their IT systems for over 20 years. He has a strong background in designing and building applications on cloud infrastructure using current design patterns. After joining VMware, he’s been focusing on utilizing application platforms to accelerate application delivery while adding security and automation into the process.
	Yatin Khadilkar is an experienced Solutions Architect with a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. Skilled in Microservices architecture, Cloud migration, Enterprise architecture and Agile Methodologies. Strong Software engineering professional with a Masters focused in Software Engineering from George Mason University.

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