P to V to C: The Value of Bringing “Everything” to Containers
summary
Argues enterprises can move large chunks of VM workloads into containers using Cloud Foundry Application Runtime plus Container Runtime (PKS/kubernetes) and BOSH, enabling automated OS patching by standing up patched VMs and shifting containers at scale (examples: patterns work whether 9, 9000 or 90,000 hosts). Shows repaving every three days (Wells Fargo) to eliminate malware, uses image signing (Harbor) and control loops to auto-update load balancers, contrasts platform-managed images versus developer-provided ones, and predicts ~50% containerization in five years.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:47Cornelia Davis
- 19:22Repaving
- 20:44Load Balancer Configuration
- 29:18Contrast between Developer Efficiency
- 31:44Summary
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