Deploying UAA to Cloud Foundry and using within your Applications
summary
Deploys a self-hosted UAA to Cloud Foundry using an opinionated CLI that automates manifest generation, DB provisioning (expects a service named uaa-db), service-key creation and cf push flows; the repo quick-uaa-deployment-cf exposes a bashy CLI invoked as qaa up that downloads CF and BOSH tooling, builds the large YAML via bosh int, stores generated secrets locally, and unpacks theme templates for iteration. The demo is flaky but the pipeline succeeds in producing a runnable, themeable UAA with encryption keys and MFA support.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:25Why run UAA
- 4:54UAA Deployment Tool
- 7:48Hack UI
- 9:10CI Pipeline
- 10:45No start
- 13:07Environment variable
- 14:20Custom theming
- 15:01Big images
- 15:39What is the point
- 18:48CLI
- 19:45UAA your own way
- 25:04Waynes story
- 28:43UAA repo
- 29:21Disaster
- 29:43UML file
- 30:47Secrets
- 31:22Bosch
- 31:38Operator Files
- 33:41Customize UAA
- 34:08Using UAA
- 35:12Upgrading UAA
- 35:29Questions
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