A Year with CF and BOSH
summary
Cisco spends a year taking Cloud Foundry from trial deployments to an automated pipeline that runs on OpenStack using BOSH and community manifests, then stitches manifests with spiff and validates installs with pivotal nets tests. The team builds c3ci in Jenkins using community BOSH stemcells and Git-driven environment overlays, prepopulating Jenkins jobs per branch. The pipeline is live in production and has saved weeks, while remaining gaps include scalable monitoring, persistent logs, service brokers and global networking.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:39In the beginning...
- 1:49The BOSH learning curve
- 2:59Things got a whole lot better
- 3:57More Cloud Foundry, less pain
- 6:34Whats next for us?
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