Accessing Cloud Foundry Marketplace from your Kubernetes Cluster

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Demonstrates a working broker that runs in Kubernetes, proxies to a Cloud Foundry API, and lets clusters provision marketplace services (ClearDB, SendGrid) via the Service Catalog and Open Service Broker API, using the svcat CLI to provision and bind. Bindings create Kubernetes secrets from CF service keys so apps consume URIs at runtime. Broker is stateless, stores all service instances in one CF space, and mostly works (one service-key/async edge case remains), enabling production-grade managed services instead of ad hoc helm installs.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:30Introduction to Kubernetes
3. 5:25Separation Concerns
4. 8:15Service Catalog
5. 10:25Marketplace
6. 13:35SVCAD
7. 14:15Brokers
8. 18:40Using a Broker
9. 21:54Demo
10. 26:35Binding
11. 27:02Cloud Foundry brokers
12. 28:27Cloud Foundry scheduler
13. 28:48Summary
14. 29:47Questions

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