Cloud Foundry and OpenStack
summary
IBM and Rackspace report a working integration that deploys Cloud Foundry on OpenStack using Chef Fog BOSH and Ruby tooling, automating from bare metal to app-ready platform under three hours where manual installs used to take days to weeks. Requirements addressed: floating IPs, persistent disks, custom VM flavors and security groups; sizing targets a first environment for 1,000 small applications. Scaling notes include scheduler/affinity issues on OpenStack and recommended network segmentation and HA instance sizing; demos and slides are available.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to speakers
- 0:22What is OpenStack
- 5:42Why Cloud Foundry fits
- 8:31Integrating Cloud Foundry and OpenStack
- 10:18Automating the deployment
- 15:52Scaling the partnership
- 20:47Key takeaways and next steps
- 21:52Q&A session
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