Knative vs Cloud Foundry: Where are the Overlaps...
summary
Direct feature-by-feature comparison shows Cloud Foundry as the mature, enterprise-ready platform with orgs/spaces, quotas, the Open Service Broker model and existing autoscaler extensions, while Knative on Kubernetes delivers knctl deploy and scale to zero, revisioned deployments with traffic splitting, and builds from source via buildpacks or Kubernetes Build CRs. Demos use cf, kubectl and knctl; Knative actually creates pods, scales them to zero then up on traffic, and requires Service Catalog or secrets for bound services. Scoring is subjective but practical metrics (deploy/scale/debug) favor Knative for flexibility and CF for enterprise controls.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 3:30Deploying an application
- 10:20Managing application lifecycle
- 17:02Debugging applications
- 21:39Connecting to external services
- 25:56Enterprise features comparison
- 30:22Final scores and conclusion
- 32:12Q&A session
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