Private, Hybrid & Public Cloud CF Environments on Microsoft Azure
summary
Azure offers an open source BOSH CPI for Azure (in the cloudfoundry-incubator repo) plus ARM QuickStart templates that automate creating a jumpbox and BOSH director, requiring an Azure subscription and a service principal. The CPI already includes Diego and is under active weekly development; deployment flow: deploy ARM template, SSH to jumpbox, run bosh deploy to install CF. For multi-region or hybrid setups the practical options are two independent CF clusters with Traffic Manager DNS failover or one cross-region CF with externalized CCDB/UAA/NFS/MySQL replication.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:27What is Microsoft Azure
- 3:35Cloud Foundry on Azure today
- 19:28Private cloud with Azure Stack
- 24:05Globally distributed Cloud Foundry
- 36:23Summary and Q&A
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