Expand Cloud Foundry for the Enterprise - Tim Leong, Comcast
summary
Comcast expands Cloud Foundry across 12 foundations and 5,300 apps by building specific pieces: a BOSH-managed deployment model, a BYOURL service that automates DNS, TLS and HAProxy wiring, and a GSLB service that programs global load balancing and health‑failover. Monitoring uses a Telegraph agent feeding InfluxDB with Grafana dashboards and Alerta, and CI/CD via Concourse. PCI needs drive separate compliant foundations, application‑based filtering, and use of Service Broker API and Custom Buildpacks for required capabilities.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:19Enterprise Cloud
- 0:32Cloud vs Enterprise Cloud
- 2:06Comcast Cloud Foundry
- 4:27Monitoring
- 5:28Isolation
- 6:15Other isolation challenges
- 6:52Application redundancy
- 8:13Load balancing
- 9:44Challenges
- 10:27Security Compliance
- 11:08Multitenant Policy Enforcement
- 12:51Education is Key
- 16:19Monitoring is Key
- 16:59Total Stack KPI
- 18:41Monitoring System
- 21:03Dashboards
- 21:30Tenant Consumption
- 21:55Alerts
- 22:38Collaboration
- 23:09Outro
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