Microservices With Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes
summary
Eirini integrates Cloud Foundry push with native Kubernetes so CF apps become Kubernetes objects; demo app FeedDelphia has three services — web UI and API pushed via cf, and MySQL deployed with Helm — two CF apps plus a k8s database. A staging crash is debugged via CF logs and kubectl describe, then fixed by creating a user-provided service that points at a Helm-installed MySQL exposed via nodePort, bindings are restaged and uploads work. Monitoring uses Prometheus/Grafana. Eirini bridges CF and Kubernetes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to microservices
- 3:32Combining Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes
- 7:26Demo setup and architecture
- 13:11Debugging and database setup
- 18:13Binding services and deployment
- 21:44Monitoring with Prometheus
- 23:56Summary and benefits
- 25:45Q&A and resources
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