Keynote: Developer Panel
summary
Panelists compare concrete Cloud Foundry work: adoption of v3 API (rolling deployments, persistent network policies), reliance on CF CLI and shared pipelines (Bamboo) to push code for organizations with up to 5,000 developers, and requests for fine‑grained CLI permissions and audit controls. They report near-zero downtime on CF push, urge documented best‑practice pipelines for packaging/testing/promoting apps, note millions of apps in the wild, and treat Kubernetes underneath as a feature operators may swap without changing the developer experience.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introductions and backgrounds
- 2:29Kubernetes fatigue and developer needs
- 5:01Developer experience with Cloud Foundry
- 7:11CF3 API and security platform needs
- 9:23Desired improvements for developers
- 12:54Best practices and deployment guidance
- 17:24Magic in Cloud Foundry and pitfalls
- 21:15Platform choice and developer training
- 23:20CLI preference and team adoption
- 24:22Future aspirations and upgrades
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