Simplify and Scale Enterprise Spring Apps in the Cloud

Zero Management. Maximum Productivity.

Struggling to quickly develop and deploy Java or polyglot apps? Bogged down with implementation challenges and management effort?

If you're an application developer, architect, or platform engineer looking to build and scale enterprise-ready apps in the cloud, Azure Spring Apps Enterprise is a fully managed service that can help you reach your goals sooner − all while minimizing busywork and maximizing security with Azure. Want to learn more?

Join us in person, in the Microsoft office where we will show the value Azure Spring Apps Enterprise can bring to your organization. We will cover the following topics:

• Ideal use cases for Azure Spring Apps Enterprise 
• How to streamline deployment, scaling, patching and resilience for your apps
• How to simplify cloud-native app architecture with Azure Spring Apps Enterprise, including security, request routing, configuration, discovery, and more
• How Azure Spring Apps simplifies DevSecOps for polyglot applications

When registering for this event, please sign up to take advantage of our FREE App Suitability Assessment. Microsoft and VMware experts will help you identify and prioritize cloud migration for your Java Spring apps and databases. We will provide a customized virtual session to determine your how easily your application will run in Azure Spring Apps Enterprise. Limited spots available, so sign up early!

Agenda - PDT

Speakers

	Asir Selvasingh is a Principal Architect, Java on Microsoft Azure, on-point for everything developers and customers need to build, migrate, and scale Java applications on Azure. Asir started his software engineering career in the early days of Java, in 1995, and built enterprise products, applications, and open-source projects for many years. He works closely with customer technical and business decision-makers, and C-suite executives on strategies for application modernization and increasing developer velocity. And he works with the community, delivering sessions at Java conferences and fostering strategic relations that enrich the Java ecosystem. He loves to hear from you – LinkedIn and Twitter.
	Anish Patel is a Staff SE at VMware, focusing on organization modernization. His past experiences include running operations for a major EdTech company, as well as an ITSP. He also helped design the original firmware for Uber bikes. When he is not busy working on customer problems, you'll find him on the mats at you local BJJ school.
	Navin Poddar is a Solutions Engineer for Modern Applications Platform at VMware Tanzu, focusing on helping customers transform their business, enterprises drive modernization, microservices, rapidly deliver workloads, provide an internal developer platform to serve as a paved road to production. He brings a blend of deep customer empathy and engineering, loves to solve hard problems and enjoys helping people succeed.
	Govind Kamtamneni is a Principal Specialist in Java on Azure for the Global Black Belt team. With two decades of enterprise application development experience, he has contributed to the modernization efforts at numerous large enterprises using Spring and JavaEE primitives, utilizing Kubernetes and PaaS offerings such as PCF. Drawing from his extensive experience in the field, Govind is well-versed in Java development and cloud-native modernization. Currently, he is exploring the next wave of modernization for Java devs by infusing AI into applications (w/intelligentapp.dev)

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