Cloud Foundry and ODPi Working Towards Enabling Cloud-Native, Data-Driven Applications
summary
ODPi provides a runtime spec and a BigTop-based reference implementation and the prototype wires BOSH to BigTop to deploy a Spark+HDFS+Zeppelin cluster on AWS. An orchestrator above BOSH generates manifests and aims for one-click deployment, spinning a BOSH director and nodes; it works end-to-end but requires a custom agent package and out-of-band RPM/DEB access. BOSH offers robust IaaS abstraction and self-healing; gaps include cumbersome BOSH-only packaging, difficulty expressing complex HDFS/spark topologies, and nascent links for richer config relationships.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 3:09What is ODPi and its role
- 6:59Data-driven applications on Cloud Foundry
- 14:27Prototype architecture and approach
- 23:02Lessons learned and improvements
- 27:59Q&A session
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