Keynote: Cloud Foundry at Rabobank after 10 months of real use
summary
Rabobank runs Pivotal Cloud Foundry on Azure in production for 10 months, with about 140 apps in production and 1,000+ container instances managed by a three‑person platform team. Two identical foundations provide HA but force data sync workarounds because databases remain on‑premise, adding latency. Deployment automation is flaky (a subscription migration caused a re‑push dip) and a dependency in the custom edge-router crash during an upgrade causes complete traffic loss; teams plan phased migrations and AZ awareness to fix these.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and keynote setup
- 1:49Cloud Foundry growth stats
- 3:34What Cloud Foundry is
- 5:20Platform management and resilience
- 8:08Two foundations for availability
- 10:52Network latency and database challenges
- 13:41Data sharing across foundations
- 14:43Migration and new applications
- 16:47Platform outage on May 5th
- 19:54DevOps maturity and next steps
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