Using Shared Volumes From Windows Applications in CF...
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Describes how Cloud Foundry can give Windows apps real SMB mounts not just Linux style volumes and shows a working approach using in-container SMB mapping rather than cell level mounts. Demonstrates a PowerShell startup script plus a cf cups workflow that uses net use to map an Azure SMB share and successfully writes a file, and a more secure flow that resolves secrets from Secure Credentials Broker or CredHub. Also outlines using Steeltoe for app code integration and calls out limits of global SMB mappings and drive letter constraints.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:04The linux workflow
- 5:14Failure.
- 7:13In CFAR Windows
- 9:23The Windows workflow
- 14:10A bit of script.
- 20:36Resources
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