Cloud Foundry wasn’t a theory, a proof of concept, or a fashionable idea that briefly caught on. It was a production platform used by hundreds of large enterprises to run real workloads, often in highly-regulated environments, at a global scale. More importantly, it proved something that many organisations still struggle to accept today: platforms, when built and operated well, can dramatically improve speed and safety at the same time.

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