Bringing Cloud Native Buildpacks to Cloud Foundry
summary
Cloud Foundry gains first-class Cloud Native Buildpacks support: a new life cycle type manifest property lets staging choose CNB, the CNB Go lifecycle is adapted to export droplets instead of images, and the platform keeps the existing runtime unchanged. Implementation uses CF Linux FS4 stacks, a feature flag, small cloud controller and Diego/dea-release changes, added acceptance tests and CLI support in main branch; pushing an app with CNBs succeeds in the demo, while system CNB buildpacks and broader docs are still pending.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to project
- 1:05Why Cloud Native Buildpacks
- 3:35Cloud Native Buildpacks basics
- 7:30Differences in buildpacks
- 8:34Implementation approach
- 12:11Demo of integration
- 18:04Implementation guidelines
- 20:58Current state and future
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