PCI Compliance using Cloud Foundry and BOSH Add-ons
summary
Shows a practical PCI compliance implementation using Cloud Foundry BOSH add-ons: deploys an IPSec atom that creates VM-to-VM mesh tunnels (works Linux↔Windows) to encrypt data in motion, plus ClamAV antivirus and file integrity monitoring, with Nessus and Black Duck scans and stemcell hardening. Original demo has visible downtime; a two-step deployment reduces downtime from ~20% of a rollout to single seconds. Notes measured CPU overhead from 0–37% and a lesson to limit all resources early to avoid issues like hidden disk leaks.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:37Background on PCI
- 5:51What to do
- 9:44BOSH Addons
- 11:46Lesson Learned
- 15:03Downtime
- 16:41Overhead
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