Cloud Foundry on Azure
summary
Cloud Foundry is running on Azure via a BOSH CPI that targets the Azure Resource Manager API so the same deployment can be cloud or on‑prem with Azure Stack. A live cf push demo works for a simple Node app though container routing has intermittent failures: Lattice deployed but routing broken during a Docker container demo. Sources and install guides live at github.com/azure/bosh. Monitoring integrates with New Relic through a service broker supporting Java, Python, PHP, Ruby and Node.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 3:53Cloud market and Microsoft strategy
- 7:47Docker and container ecosystem
- 9:36Why Cloud Foundry matters
- 12:06Cloud Foundry on Azure overview
- 16:20Live demo of Cloud Foundry on Azure
- 19:52Running Lattice on Azure
- 22:23Monitoring Cloud Foundry apps with New Relic
- 27:15New Relic demo and features
- 31:59Q&A and closing remarks
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