Recent Enhancements to Routing in Cloud Foundry
summary
Cloud Foundry now supports TCP routing via a new routing release that adds a routing API, a TCP router, and a mitter component that listens to Diego events and maps route ports to backend IP:ports. The demo pushes a Mosquitto broker Mosquitto via Docker, creates a TCP domain and router group, reserves port 6055, binds the route and runs an Android publisher that streams Y‑axis acceleration to a web subscriber — the live demo works. Use cases include MQTT adapters for Kafka and legacy non‑HTTP protocols.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and best practices
- 1:16TCP routing overview
- 3:01Technical architecture
- 4:13GE use case and motivations
- 7:14Live demo of TCP routing
- 12:34Future routing roadmap
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