Cloud Foundry Cookbook
summary
Provides concrete recipes: adds a Swagger API explorer for browsable endpoints, builds a central service registry that stores per-endpoint metadata (security, UI hints, QoS, billing), and populates it via Cloud Controller events so apps don’t forget to register. Enforces policies with a Netty-based service proxy that validates UAA tokens, applies data filters and propagates tokens downstream. Moves cross-service consistency to async events with rabbitmq, and implements a JSON data pipeline so stores scale independently (e.g. 1 Redis instance, 3–4 graph/store instances).
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:14I am a developer
- 1:47CF power up
- 5:35Talking about services
- 6:42Service Registry
- 12:13Security
- 13:53The Dark side of microservices architectures
- 17:42Traditional web application
- 18:21Ripple effect of entity relationship
- 18:54Event driven data services
- 19:38HTTP events
- 20:17Polyglot persistence
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