Companies around the world are using open source container and orchestration technologies, like Docker and Kubernetes, to accelerate the creation and deployment of their applications. And, in the PHP world, it’s the largest companies leading the charge. But what are the concerns driving those decisions, and how can companies avoid the challenges that often accompany this transformation?
About the Webinar
Join Zend Product Manager Matthew Weier O’Phinney, Zend Software Architect Massimiliano Cavicchioli, and OpenLogic Technical Support Manager Connor Penhale as they discuss how and why PHP teams are modernizing their applications through containerization and orchestration tools.
They will explain:
- What is driving PHP containerization and orchestration today
- Why large companies working with PHP are fast to adopt these practices
- Complications PHP teams should expect when containerizing their applications
- Container registries and orchestration templates that can accelerate your transformation
- And more!
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Presenters
Matthew Weier O’Phinney
Matthew has been using and contributing to open source software since 2000, counting a patch to the Blackbox window manager as his first public OSS contribution. He has led large open source projects, including Zend Framework, which he started developing on before its first public release and led from 2009 to 2019. Matthew has also contributed to standards bodies, and advised and participated in open source foundations, including The PHP Foundation.
Massimiliano Cavicchioli
Massimiliano Cavicchioli is a Software Architect at Zend. He has over 20 years of experience in the tech world, 16 of which he spent contributing to the PHP ecosystem at Zend. During his many years of providing consultation to enterprise corporations, Massi has developed a wealth of tangible knowledge — making him highly capable in helping companies achieve best practices in both PHP and OSS.
Connor Penhale
An experienced enterprise software architect working to solve complex business problems since 2005, and focused on the confluence of software engineering and global support operations for the Fortune 500, Connor is enabling cloud native solutions for Perforce customers around the world.