BOSH: The Road Ahead
summary
BOSH moves to biweekly stemcell and director releases with an n minus 1 support policy, splits engineering into director and systems teams, and runs monthly PMC meetings to coordinate CPIs. Roadmap items include a new pre stop hook (called before drain) to speed upgrades, optional ephemeral disk storage for credentials to reduce theft risk, cloud config changes for cross-foundation on‑demand routing, deprecating v1 manifests and legacy NATS auth, and exploring director high availability and Prometheus metrics.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction and team overview
- 1:02Recent release improvements
- 2:49Team structure changes
- 4:16Community and support updates
- 6:25Roadmap and strategic themes
- 7:30Day two operations focus
- 8:58Command behavior and reliability
- 10:44Security and credential management
- 11:46Lifecycle hooks and upgrades
- 13:10Director high availability
- 14:56Technical debt and deprecations
- 16:47Kubernetes and community engagement
- 18:01Lifecycle hook differences
- 19:44Director metrics and monitoring
- 21:40Windows CLI considerations
- 22:34V1 vs V2 syntax differences
- 24:34Q&A session
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