ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Hosted Platform-as-a-Service delivers a lot of benefits to developers. But it doesn't always meet the operational demands of enterprise IT. Red Hat's Dan Juengst and Joe Fernandes talk PaaS operational models and why Polyglot PaaS is important.
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