How to Scale Single-Node Service Brokers with Subway
summary
Subway is a multiplexing service broker that proxies Cloud Foundry service API calls to multiple identical backend brokers (for example cf-containers broker), letting a single registered broker balance create/bind/delete requests across several VMs. Deployment uses a BOSH release or push-as-app with env vars, backends stay stateless to Subway, and bindings point clients directly to backends. Demo creates 20 service instances that distribute across four backend brokers; Subway is OSS and runs in production (GE Predix).
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:18Get Anything as a Service for CF
- 2:49What is the PROBLEM?
- 6:47How to deploy
- 12:35Demo
- 21:48Any Questions?
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