Boost your Cloud Foundry Edit-Build-Deploy-Test-Debug Speed!
summary
Demonstrates concrete ways to cut multi-module Cloud Foundry round trips from ~460 seconds down to about 40 seconds by localizing development, using a local Linux Docker for architecture-matched builds, and pushing single modules rather than full MTARs. Shows CF SSH plus a small CP-to-CF file-sync script to hot-swap a single file into a running container and a reverse SSH tunnel that lets a deployed Python process attach back to a local debugger for full step tracing. Notes caveats about architecture-specific dependencies and production safety.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 1:49Pain of slow deployments
- 3:55What is an MTA
- 8:39Deploy time breakdown
- 13:22Local development strategies
- 17:26Debugging locally
- 21:21Piecemeal deployments
- 24:16Editing live containers
- 27:27Remote debugging via tunnel
- 30:33Q&A and closing
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