Keep Calm and Ship Services
summary
Pivotal outlines concrete choices for 2014: Redis, Neo4j, Elasticsearch, MongoDB, Memcache, Cassandra, MariaDB, Pivotal HD and Riak CS, with plans to deliver production-ready offerings by year end. Tradeoffs favor durability and tenancy patterns range from dedicated VM clusters to multi-tenant shared clusters where instances are single indexes/databases/buckets to containerized per-instance isolation. Brokers run as BOSH-deployed services or on the Cloud Foundry runtime, tooling includes migrated brokers from Ruby to Go, BOSH Light for fast feedback, and a five-endpoint services API used for provision/bind/unbind.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:55Service Broker API
- 12:33Services
- 12:53Redis
- 13:43Neo4J
- 14:23Elastic Search
- 14:53Memcache
- 15:43Maria DB
- 16:53Blobstore
- 17:13The Pantheon
- 17:48Data
- 18:43Plans
- 20:23What vs How
- 21:23Performance
- 22:18Feedback loop
- 23:33Finding commonalities
- 24:33Automating
- 26:33Questions
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