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Deploying Composable Containers [CLI013]
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Get the power of the cloud and the experience of the client with dynamic composable client, built exclusively with containerized applications. The foundation starts with a Linux-based product and builds container runtime and dynamic orchestration. This session will discuss the vision of how containerized apps are deployed, orchestrated and used on client platforms, using examples from Dell and Intel.

, Senior Principal Engineer and Architect, Client Computing Group, Intel

, Senior Distinguished Engineer, Dell

Topic: Open Source
Level: 200
On Demand Session: Yes
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