Enabling Cloud Foundry to Run on Bare Metal

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RackHD CPI lets BOSH provision and manage real servers so Cloud Foundry runs without a VM layer, using RackHD’s REST API to provision bare-metal machines, install stemcells and releases, and monitor health. Demonstrated use includes deploying runtime Diego cells as containers, running a Docker Minecraft server over TCP with persistent Isilon storage that survives app delete and rebind, and automatic BOSH lifecycle actions for failures and upgrades. Hybrid CF deployments and CI/CD for physical servers are shown.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:25DMC Dojo
3. 1:18Rack HT CPI
4. 2:19What is Cloud Foundry
5. 3:15What is RackHDCP
6. 4:10Use Case 2
7. 4:55What is Rack
8. 7:57How to use Cloud Foundry
9. 8:53Scenario
10. 9:24Demo
11. 13:09Minecraft Demo
12. 16:29Minecraft Game Client
13. 17:09Deletion

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