Building a University Community PaaS Using Cloud Foundry
summary
Community PaaS built on Cloud Foundry and MoPaaS/Anchora runs on an OpenStack IaaS (about 30 nodes inside a datacenter of ~250 servers) and serves more than 10,000 faculty/researchers and over 50,000 students. It integrates university identity/auth systems, offers unified dev/test environments, and supports research, teaching and incubation. Deployed apps include a 67‑team mobile app challenge, a campus Wi‑Fi monitoring platform, and an air‑pollution monitoring/analysis system, all running in production.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:33About SJTU and NIC
- 1:12About Anchora
- 1:43Requirements for SJTU PaaS
- 2:38The SJTU Paas Is Built on OpenStack Deployment
- 3:00SJTU Paas Is Based on Cloud Foundry HTTP Developers
- 4:00Case Studies: Innovation
- 4:24Case Study: SJTU WIFI Monitoring Platform
- 4:36Case Study: Air Pollution Monitoring and Analyzing System
- 4:51Summary
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