Cloud Foundry Container Runtime: BOSH-Powered Kubernetes
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Cloud Foundry Container Runtime is BOSH-managed Kubernetes that combines BOSH release/manifest tooling, stemcells and CPIs with upstream k8s to deliver multi‑cloud clusters, automatic VM resurrection, and scaling of masters and etcd—features k8s alone lacks. It provides zero-downtime canary upgrades via declarative manifests, built‑in monitoring and a resurrector for self‑healing, and four levels of high availability (AZs, VMs, processes, pods). Project went from Kubo to CF Container Runtime and is incubated and supported in the Cloud Foundry ecosystem.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:36Who am I
- 1:41What is Kubernetes
- 4:26What makes Kubernetes great
- 7:13Why is Kubernetes great
- 7:52Google Trends
- 8:13Operationalizing Kubernetes
- 9:15A true engineer
- 11:06What is BOSH
- 15:34Other Configuration Management Tools
- 16:58DevOps Quote
- 17:45Operational Challenges
- 19:40Cloud Agnostic
- 21:32BOSH Deployment
- 23:20BOSH is based on Borg
- 24:47Project Kubo
- 27:26What does this give you
- 28:47Four levels of high availability
- 30:19Summary
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