Extending Cloud Service Broker: How to Access Any IaaS Service from Cloud Foun...
summary
Extends Cloud Service Broker by packing Terraform into a brokerpack with Terraform so any IaaS service can be added; demo uses the cloud-service-broker CLI to generate a manifest, build and validate a pack, run a local dev server on :8088, then provision and bind an instance (202 response, credentials returned). Notes concrete pitfalls: prevent_destroy lifecycle helps protect databases, out‑of‑band changes break Terraform state, upgrades can rename parameters, and binding needs led to custom Terraform providers for bindings for Postgres/MySQL.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Cloud Service Broker
- 1:23Creating a new broker pack
- 3:32Demo: Deploying and testing the broker
- 6:23Common pitfalls and solutions
- 9:15Parameter naming best practices
- 9:57Q&A
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