Kubernetes and or Cloud Foundry - State-of-the-art cloud platforms
summary
Same Spring Boot app is deployed side‑by‑side: CF push uses buildpacks to produce droplets and auto‑handles rollout, scaling and crash recovery; Kubernetes requires building a container image, pushing to Docker Hub, creating Deployment/Service objects and adding a readiness probe so the load‑balancer waits for the app. Crash and scale demos show similar recovery time, but logging and aggregated logs require extra tooling on Kubernetes. Blue/green updates work via a blue‑green deploy plugin on CF and via image rollout in Kubernetes; Project Eirini aims to combine both.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 4:58Disclaimer
- 6:20Scaling
- 7:54Introduction
- 11:43Kubernetes
- 14:11Replica Set
- 18:10Cloud Foundry
- 29:28Readiness Probe
- 31:24Logging
- 33:14Patching
- 41:11Container Handling
- 45:48Architectural Diagram of of Cloud Foundry
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