Improvements to the .NET Developer Experience on Cloud Foundry
summary
Cloud Foundry now runs true Windows containers (Windows Server 2016+), includes a Linux .NET Core buildpack and HWC for .NET Framework, and adds multi-buildpack support plus extension buildpacks to inject dependencies. ODBC registration is relaxed and common Visual C++ redistributables are preinstalled, Steeltoe provides service binding and distributed tracing, SMB shares and dynamic volumes enable persistent storage, and a domain-joined container POC demonstrates Integrated Windows Auth is possible in labs. Also supports SMB volume mounts and container-side debugging.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction and team intro
- 1:21New .NET support on Cloud Foundry
- 3:09Steel Toe for microservices
- 4:5212-factor app migration tips
- 6:59Database credential challenges
- 9:05Database driver installation
- 11:55Implicit app authorization
- 13:59Dependency tracking in containers
- 16:12Extension build packs explained
- 17:54File system and registry limits
- 20:23Session state externalization
- 21:48Logging and distributed tracing
- 23:10Custom IIS filters in containers
- 24:36Configuration management
- 27:03Future of Windows on Cloud Foundry
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