Cloud Foundry and IOT protocol support

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Plans add non‑HTTP routing to Cloud Foundry by implementing a TCP route emitter + TCP router inside Diego/Lattice so apps can bind front‑end IP:port pairs (examples: MQTT on 1883, XMPP on 5222) and receive TCP traffic directly. Prototype routes a netcat app successfully. Limits: 64K ports per router instance and front‑end IP scarcity if clients demand standard ports; UDP is not supported yet. Changes require Cloud Controller updates, health checks and zero‑downtime handoffs.

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1. 0:00Introduction and motivation
2. 5:28IOT protocol landscape
3. 10:02Approaches for non-HTTP routing
4. 16:34TCP routing solution
5. 20:10TCP routing in Diego
6. 25:12Conclusion and community feedback
7. 27:36Live demo of TCP routing