What's New in Cloud Foundry Volume Services
summary
Cloud Foundry Volume Services now mounts actual network storage into containers with PCF Dev local volume release for laptop testing, BOSH runtime-config to deploy cell drivers, and service brokers for NFS, ECS and EFS. The system implements POSIX UID mapping via FUSE to map container UID 2000 to real users, adds LDAP-backed credential verification, and exposes volumes in VCAP_SERVICES. Demo writes video files to an ECS-provisioned NFS share, restages and scales the app and shows files persist across restarts.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and team
- 1:50What are volume services
- 3:16How volume services work
- 6:32What's new since Frankfurt
- 9:05PCF dev and local volume
- 10:33Support for existing shares
- 11:58POSIX UID mapping
- 17:46File provisioning in ECS
- 19:31Volume services in more clouds
- 21:16Local volume release recap
- 22:42Spring Content introduction
- 26:14Spring Content demo
- 33:05What's coming next
- 38:29Resources and Q&A
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