Deploy the admin-ui as a CloudFoundry Application
summary
Wraps admin-ui into a Cloud Foundry app by adding a bash start script plus an ERB template that reads manifest environment variables and writes the YAML config at container start, using the Ruby buildpack and CF manifest for all settings; requires security groups to access internal Cloud Foundry APIs, UAA, NATS and Doppler. Adds a Go nozzle proxy that filters unwanted metrics before they hit admin‑ui, dropping about 97% of events and cutting first‑page load from ~6s to 0.3s and CPU from ~100% to ~40%.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to admin-ui
- 1:11Old architecture challenges
- 2:40Moving to Cloud Foundry
- 3:45Configuration setup
- 5:59Manifest and deployment scripts
- 9:35Bosch vs Cloud Foundry comparison
- 10:41Performance issues with admin-ui
- 12:06Introducing the nozzle solution
- 14:37Performance results with nozzle
- 16:46Future plans for admin-ui
- 19:56Benefits of the approach
- 21:11Q&A session
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