Keynote: A Platform for the Enterprise: Where Maturity and Innovation Intersect
summary
Cloud Foundry presents concrete enterprise readiness and ongoing innovation: internal component traffic is 90% encrypted while Garden adopts runC and kernel isolation features; CredHub offers credential generation, encryption, persistence and rotation; a realistic scale test manages 250,000 containers and routing throughput improves from ~1,000 to >3,000 req/s; cloud.gov earns FedRAMP authorization; training certifies 5,000+ developers and tools like CF Local speed local development.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 1:47Enterprise readiness defined
- 3:34Security in Cloud Foundry
- 6:01CredHub and credentials
- 7:49Maturity of the platform
- 9:57FedRAMP certification
- 11:03Scaling to 250K instances
- 13:12Transition to Diego
- 13:33Platform certification
- 15:38Developer training programs
- 16:41Innovation and ecosystem
- 18:05Microsoft and .NET support
- 19:52CF Local for developers
- 21:16Unikernels and future tech
- 21:56BOSH at five years
- 22:58Multi-cloud with BOSH
- 24:25Open Service Broker API
- 25:08Panel discussion
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