Pivotal Cloud Foundry is used as a cloud platform.

Pivotal Cloud Foundry serves as a cloud hosting platform for our company, where all microservices and cloud-related components in our application are deployed. Essentially, it's a hosting cloud platform for us.

We use it primarily to build microservices.

Essentially, the solution provides cloud diagnostic capabilities, making it easier to port applications from one cloud provider to another. Some companies do not wish to build technology that is linked to AWS, Azure, or Google, and instead opt for platforms such as OpenShift.

Most cloud services can deploy the solution, but countries such as Switzerland and Singapore have strict data residency rules. They must ensure that the data they store in the cloud remains within their geographical boundaries. If they cannot get this assurance from the cloud providers, they usually do not move their applications. Therefore, these customers prefer to keep their applications running on their own data centers. Other customers who do not have these constraints can move to any cloud provider of their choice.

I use the Pivotal Cloud Foundry mainly in the financial services space and the solution is used for shifting your on-premise work to the cloud. 

Pivotal Cloud Foundry is a microservice architecture for enterprises.

We used the solution to deploy the microservice that we developed that is built on Spring Boot.

We are using Pivotal Cloud Foundry for a banking solution.

The primary use case of this solution is to deploy internal applications to the cloud.

The main use case of the solution is to deploy and manage applications across different environments.

We have 1,000 people using Pivotal across the organization. We are a bank, and therefore a customer of the product.

We are a solution provider the Pivotal Cloud Foundry is one of the products that we implement for our clients. We help our clients choose solutions that fit their requirements and then we assist with implementation.

We primarily use the solution for deploying web applications manually and connecting with databases.

Our primary use case for this solution is hosting microservices on the cloud platform and connecting it to the UCD to perform deployments in the CMP portals.