Using BOSH to Deploy Concourse onto Google Cloud Platform
summary
Shows how to use BOSH to stand up Concourse on Google Cloud Platform by: creating a GCP project and service account, running Terraform to provision the networking and a BOSH director VM, uploading stemcells and Concourse releases, applying a cloud config, then running bosh deploy to create VMs. Demonstrates a live Concourse pipeline that detects a GitHub commit, builds a Spring Boot artifact and uses the CF resource to push the app to Cloud Foundry — pipeline triggers and deploy succeeds.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:43Why automate deployment pipelines
- 4:12Concourse basics and concepts
- 6:19BOSH overview and components
- 8:08GCP setup for BOSH deployment
- 10:56Deploying BOSH director with Terraform
- 15:21Concourse manifest explained
- 16:33Cloud config for GCP
- 18:01Final deployment and demo
- 19:07Concourse pipeline walkthrough
- 23:03Q&A and closing remarks
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