Deploy Your First Cloud Foundry App
summary
Step‑by‑step demo shows cloning a tiny Node.js app from github, using the Cloud Foundry CLI to CF push, editing the manifest buildpack to fix a host name collision, and deploying to Pivotal Web Services or Bluemix. The app successfully runs and is scaled from one to 3 instances with CF scale, binds a Redis service via the marketplace/service broker, and uses CF logs --recent for troubleshooting. All steps are reproducible with the provided QuickStart guide.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:46Why deploy to Cloud Foundry
- 8:28Cloud Foundry software vs service
- 10:18Seven steps to CF push
- 14:09Setting up account and CLI
- 18:30Logging in and CF commands
- 21:05Editing manifest file
- 22:51Deploying the app with CF push
- 24:59Scaling the application
- 27:12Adding services to app
- 29:41Troubleshooting and resources
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