Give Cloud Foundry to your Company
summary
Claim: Cloud Foundry gives a Heroku‑like PaaS that runs on AWS or OpenStack, uses Warden containers today (not Docker), and can be provisioned and upgraded reliably. The uploader shows a tool called BOSCH that deploys Cloud Foundry with two commands, prepares stemcells and artifacts, boots a default five‑VM deployment in ~20 minutes, and orchestrates per‑VM disk and service changes so upgrades and self‑healing actually work. Pricing notes compare reserved EC2 costs (~$150/container) versus hosted PaaS.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:13Empathy for developers
- 6:01Why Cloud Foundry matters
- 8:52Private Heroku alternative
- 12:23Cloud Foundry evolution
- 13:25Building PaaS from scratch
- 16:35Running Cloud Foundry
- 17:41Frustrations with open source
- 19:45BOSH deployment
- 23:16Stack control
- 26:05Infrastructure orchestration
- 28:31Weekly releases stability
- 31:19Two commands to deploy
- 32:01Summary
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