Keynote: State of the Project
summary
Cloud Foundry announces concrete shifts: API v2 is being rethought for consistency, tasks moves toward GA, and multi buildpacks aims to stop dangerous forking. Diego is production ready and hits about 250,000 app instances per cluster in tests while Garden adopts runC for container isolation. CF Release 242 adds volume services; routing gains route services, TCP routing and Zipkin tracing; isolation segments enable tenant slicing; BOSH keeps evolving and an OpenStack validator 1.0 automates compatibility checks.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:37The Wonderful Haiku
- 1:39V2 API
- 2:56Build Packs
- 4:31Diego
- 5:59Garden
- 7:53Networking
- 8:40Cloud Foundry
- 9:47Routing
- 10:38TCP Routing
- 10:58Whats next for routing
- 11:37Viette
- 11:58Isolation segments
- 12:48Atticus
- 13:44Bosch
- 16:15Conclusion
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