Zero to 12 million
summary
T-Mobile commits to a three‑month goal and pushes a middleware endpoint to 12 million daily calls by rebuilding on Pivotal Cloud Foundry on vSphere, using BOSH‑deployed MySQL/RabbitMQ tiles, an on‑prem S3 implementation with LeoFS, CF‑Management for git‑backed org permissions, Datadog+Slack for monitoring and ops, and a wildcard certificate requirement to avoid per‑app cert delays. The rollout scales to thousands of apps (4,500+ orgs) and drives ~40M calls/day, with some manual workarounds that later get automated.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:34What Were We Trying To Solve?
- 1:49Why Did T-Mobile Choose Cloud Foundry?
- 4:09Technology
- 7:14Process
- 10:04People
- 14:28So How Was Our First App Launch?
- 18:40Platform Adoption
- 20:37What's Important?
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