CF-Motion: Live Migration of Cloud Foundry Applications and Data
summary
CF-Motion migrates Cloud Foundry apps plus their bound services by running an agent on both clouds, taking a service-aware backup, pushing it to third‑party cloud storage, and restoring into newly created service instances on the target CF while starting a pushed app there. The demo moves an app and its MySQL/message‑queue data intact; stateful services use incremental backups for databases to reduce downtime toward zero. Current gaps: no centralized load‑balancer switch and work on a policy treatment server and service mapping file.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to CF-Motion
- 1:51Why we built CF-Motion
- 6:10How CF-Motion works
- 8:25Live migration demo
- 13:44Future features and roadmap
- 15:48Related projects overview
- 18:48Q&A session
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