Cloud Foundry’s New .NET Capabilities
summary
Cloud Foundry now runs genuine Windows Server containers (2016/2019) with Garden Windows and BOSH Windows teams shipping Windows Diego cells, HWC and binary buildpacks, CF push -s windows, CF SSH, Samba share mounts and a novel trusted certificates injection that bakes certs into the rootfs. Images can be pulled online or supplied as an offline rootfs for air‑gapped installs. Multi buildpack support enables New Relic/AppDynamics agents and CFCR deploys Kubernetes clusters with Windows workers for Dockerfile workloads. Older Windows 2012 r2 stack is being retired.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 12:06Global Error Handler
- 12:28Samba Shares
- 12:40Samba Share Support
- 14:49Port Forwarding
- 15:23Test Net Connections
- 16:03How Windows Works on Cloud Foundry
- 16:50Windows Containers
- 17:58Windows Server 2019
- 20:06Build Packs
- 20:35Binary Build Pack
- 25:23Bosch Atoms
- 27:43Grep for Errors
- 28:53Future of Windows on Cloud Foundry
- 30:32Docker Base Images
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