The Makers of Marvels: How Developers Are Rebuilding the Enterprise, One Brick at a Time
summary
Cloud Foundry integrates container runtime (Kubo/kubernetes on BOSH) with an application runtime so operators can run containerized workloads and 12‑factor apps side‑by‑side; it adopts OCI, CNI/CSI, Envoy and OpenTracing and exposes bindings via the open service broker API. Enterprises report concrete gains: Home Depot grows to 2,500 cloud‑native developers, 1,700 apps in production, 2 billion requests/month and shifts from six‑month releases to deployments every half hour. The foundation lists ~70 members (40% end users), ~110,000 commits across 513 repos and 10,000 certification signups.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:27Developers
- 3:40Digital Transformation
- 5:38Scaling
- 6:13Kubernetes
- 8:26Diversity
- 9:32Cloud Foundry Collaboration
- 12:30Cloud Foundry Technology
- 13:11Enterprise Technology Trends
- 14:07Home Depot
- 16:55Cloud Foundry Foundation
- 17:30Cloud Foundry commits
- 17:58Cloud Foundry certification
- 18:24Conclusion
- 19:13Boston Marathon
- 19:45Questions
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