Cloud Foundry - your PaaS on OpenStack
summary
Cloud Foundry is deployable on OpenStack using BOSH as a release-and-lifecycle manager that compiles packages, uploads stemcells, and talks to Nova, Glance, Cinder and Swift via a CPI. Typical customer pain—five to six months to provision an app—shrinks to push/bind/scale workflows; cloud.com runs ~5,000 VMs, deploys platform bits twice weekly with rolling updates and no downtime. The demo shows manifests, resource pools, blobstore-backed releases and a working pipeline from dev to QA to production.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:51Pivotal
- 1:41What is Cloud Foundry
- 4:46Deployment model
- 6:27Cloud Foundry
- 10:34Agile Development
- 12:47Developer Productivity
- 13:11Intel Comic Relief
- 14:15Cloud Foundry Ecosystem
- 14:55Major Use Cases
- 17:32Logical View
- 18:53Cloud Foundry environment
- 27:57Tour of Cloud Foundry
- 31:02Cloud Foundry Support
- 32:05Cloud Provider Interface
- 40:40Workflow
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