Designing for Multicloud
summary
Multicloud is presented as a cost-arbitrage strategy where compute prices can vary by 80% compute price spread, so customers pick two to three clouds for cost or growth reasons. Cloud Foundry uses the service broker API to expose multiple clouds side-by-side, with features like service plans, asynchronous provisioning, arbitrary parameters and service keys to create, bind and manage DBs and VMs. Customers have moved portions of workloads successfully; main headaches are per-cloud security and metadata/tagging gaps.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:36Why multicloud matters
- 3:53Real-world multicloud examples
- 5:16Service brokering explained
- 7:03Service broker API and plans
- 9:54Advanced broker features
- 12:05Open service broker ecosystem
- 14:14Multicloud challenges
- 16:22Cost savings and trade-offs
- 17:53Q&A and closing remarks
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