Keynote: Panel: How Google and Microsoft are Using Cloud Foundry To Embrace Multi-Cloud
summary
Cloud Foundry runs on Azure, Azure Stack and GCP with BOSH automating VMs and disks while teams wire in provider features like Google’s global load balancer (single IP), Stackdriver logging and live debugging agents in buildpacks, and Microsoft’s Linux-on-Hyper‑V work to make Linux run well. Advice is to use the CF abstraction to migrate on‑prem to public clouds, watch for service gravity around platform services, follow Cloud Foundry patterns, and expect increasing platform-level orchestration to reduce custom infra work.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and panel setup
- 0:21Panelist introductions
- 1:46Multi-cloud definitions and strategies
- 3:56Enterprise complexity and cloud adoption
- 6:10Multi-cloud use cases and trends
- 7:53Developer experience and Cloud Foundry
- 10:26Open source engagement and contributions
- 14:20Enhancing Cloud Foundry developer experience
- 16:48Common multi-cloud mistakes to avoid
- 18:37Complexity and tooling in multi-cloud
- 19:19Future of multi-cloud deployments
- 21:06Closing remarks and thanks
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