Deploy your First Application to Cloud Foundry
summary
Shows a full, working path to get a tiny Ruby app from local files to the web using the Cloud Foundry CLI: use cf push (or -sso for browser auth), the platform auto-detects a buildpack via Gemfile, allocates 1GB by default then is resized to 256MB and scaled to 5 instances, a generated manifest.yml records config, a Postgres instance (elephantsql turtle plan) is created and bound, logs appear with cf logs, and SSH reveals VCAP_SERVICES — it deploys and runs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:56Cloud Foundry
- 5:35Deploy an App
- 10:08Build Packs
- 19:07Logging
- 22:00Plugins
- 24:05Applications
- 30:45SSH
- 33:20Temp Lifecycle
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