You Can Run THAT on Cloud Foundry?
summary
Claims that Cloud Foundry runs far more than “cloud‑native” web apps and then proves it: seven live demos (net core with Steeltoe health endpoints, a zero‑downtime deploy that replaces four instances, Docker images from Hub, a Redis container exposed via a public then private TCP route, container‑to‑container networking and explicit network policies, a RabbitMQ background worker and scheduled jobs, a legacy ASP.NET on Windows Server 2016 cell, and a Spring Cloud Data Flow pipeline wiring Postgres → enricher → log). All deployments use cf push/CF CLI, CF SSH, and work end‑to‑end in the session.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:23What is Cloud Foundry
- 8:01Deploying a .NET core app
- 19:51Running Docker containers
- 26:52TCP routable apps
- 38:34Background workers
- 44:39Legacy Windows apps
- 49:57Stateful workloads
- 51:00Streaming pipelines
- 58:07Q&A and closing
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