In Pursuit of Complete Visibility within Cloud Foundry
summary
Claim: AppFirst delivers full‑stack visibility across BOSH, Cloud Foundry and underlying VMs by collecting process, thread, JMX, Windows counters, IPMI and CloudWatch data and correlating it. Implementation: a BOSH agent integration with AppFirst (working with Pivotal Web Services) plus a trial service at tr.cf.starkandwayne.com to boot CF on EC2. Roadmap: phase one BOSH metrics, phase two alerts for zombie containers and read‑only remounts, phase three auto‑detect subsystems and per‑app rollups for DEA pool visibility.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and announcements
- 2:29Enterprise visibility needs
- 6:47Data collection requirements
- 11:42Summarizing data and dashboards
- 15:17Integration and goals
- 17:25Roadmap and future plans
- 19:33Q&A and closing
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