Rocking the Lattice: A New Path for Cloud Foundry Applications
summary
Demonstrates building and staging Cloud Foundry apps locally with Cloud Rocker — run rock up to stage with buildpacks and rock build to produce a Docker image that can be pushed to a registry. Shows Lattice running Diego scheduler, Go router and loggregator to run and route containers, scaling an app to three instances, and running Linux and Windows containers side‑by‑side. Notes Lattice omits cloud controller and UAA for a lighter local/VM experience and plans droplet support for smoother CF portability.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to speakers
- 0:56Cloud foundry architecture
- 4:00Getting started with Cloud Rocker
- 5:52Local application staging
- 8:27Building and pushing containers
- 11:23Introduction to Lattice
- 14:13Lattice command line demo
- 17:04Scaling and managing applications
- 18:57Visualizing with X-ray
- 20:56Lattice use cases and Windows
- 23:20Custom metrics and conclusion
- 25:20Q&A session
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