BUCC - Getting Started with Single Tenant Cloud Foundry
summary
An opinionated BUCC workflow uses BOSH, UAA, Credhub, Concourse to build a self-contained Concourse pipeline that pulls the cf-deployment repo, injects creds from Credhub, and runs the bosh-deployment resource to create a containerized Cloud Foundry. It runs on a three‑node bare‑metal cluster (≈1,100 GB RAM), uses CoreOS + flannel and static subnets, can use the garden CPI for single‑VM containers, and demonstrates a full CF deployment that completes in about nine minutes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:07What is Buck and its components
- 3:38Single tenant Cloud Foundry explained
- 8:20Minimal viable product approach
- 11:15Getting started with Buck
- 16:22Deploying Cloud Foundry pipeline
- 20:45Understanding the Concourse pipeline
- 28:07Summary and resources
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