On-Demand Service Provisioning with BOSH 2.0
summary
Demonstrates on-demand provisioning where cf create-service triggers a BOSH deploy: a service broker generates a BOSH manifest, calls the director, and BOSH creates a VM with Redis, attaches persistent disk, and reports success. Demo shows creating an instance, updating maxclients via an update-service (manifest regeneration), and a plan migration that swaps to an r3.large while reattaching disk. Uses BOSH 2.0 features—dynamic IPs, job links, cloud config and AZ support—and warns about many deployments, quota and cleanup challenges. manifest generator plan migration to r3.large
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:10Cloud Foundry Service Brokers
- 2:25Single Tenant Service Plan
- 6:21Deployment
- 8:47New Features
- 11:25Demo
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