20120317 CloudFoundry #pyfes

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This document provides an overview of Cloud Foundry, an open source platform as a service (PaaS) offering. Some key points: - Cloud Foundry allows for multi-site application deployment across different cloud providers and on-premises. It supports multiple programming languages, frameworks, and data services. - Major benefits include easy multi-site deployments, strong support for multiple languages/frameworks, and integration of various data services. - Cloud Foundry is trademarked by VMware but also available as an open source project. It can be run on-premises or on various cloud providers. - While popular, the document notes some missing pieces like less active community involvement

Cloud Foundry
2012/03/17 #pyfes
Yohei Sasaki

Was: Re: 果てしないあのCloudFoundryの彼方へ私をつれていって
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Who are you?
• Yohei Sasaki / @yssk22
• CouchDB / Node.js / Cloud Foundry
• System Developer @ EC service
• English is the ofﬁcial language...
• Technical Writer
• @IT Cloud Foundry Series
• Holiday programmer
• (would be) SPEED evangelist

What is Cloud Foundry? (1)

• Offering (& trademark) of VMware, Inc.
• Public Service:
• cloudfoundry.com
• OSS Project:
• cloudfoundry.org
• Developer VM Distribution:
• Micro Cloud Foundry

What is Cloud Foundry? (2)

Software as a Service

Platform as a Service

Infrastructure as a Service

What is Cloud Foundry? (3)
Software as a Service

Application Data Service
Container Provisioner
Cluster Cluster

Infrastructure as a Service

Why Cloud Foundry? (1)
• The value is:
• Multi site application deployment.

app

Why Cloud Foundry? (2)

• Multi runtimes and multi framework.
• Available runtimes:
• Java / Ruby / Perl / PHP / Python /
Node.js / C#,VB (ASP.NET) / Erlang /
Smalltalk / ...

Why Cloud Foundry? (3)
• Multi data services
• Available services:
• MySQL / PostreSQL / RabbitMQ /
Redis / Memcached / Mongodb /
Neo4j / Atmos / ...
• Any type of data services including
HTTP API could be provisioned on
Cloud Foundry.

Demo: Multi site app deployment

pyfes-node-demo.cloud.yssk22.info

pyfes-node-demo.cloudfoundry.com pyfes-node-demo.aws-cf.yssk22.info

app

Who use Cloud Foundry?
• Vendor

• Active State,VMware, Tier3, FeedHenry, HP, Dell,

• Service Provider

• cloudfoundry.com, appfog.com, paas.io,
ironfoundry.org

• In house

• Rakuten, Inc.

• cloud.yssk22.info

So what?

• Cloud Foundry is a kernel of Platform as a
Service.

• Cloud Foundry site like cloudfoundry.com
is a distribution of Platform as a Service.

Missing pieces

• Less open development community.
• Single point of failures in the internal core
messaging hub.
• Lack of data service scalabilities.
• Monetize.

Getting Started

• Micro Cloud Foundry requires VMware virtual
infrastructure

• VMware workstation, Fusion ...

• Setup script in OSS version of Cloud Foundry is
broken.

• rvm cannot be installed.

• sun-java-* was removed from Ubuntu repository

•

OK, use AMI

• ami-5c14a35d (in Tokyo region)

• ssh ubuntu@your-instance

• cd ./cloudfoundry/vcap

• ./bin/vcap -c ../conﬁg/ start

• vmc target api.vcap.me

FAQ:
• Which version of VMware vSphere is
required to run cloud foundry?
• Nothing required.
• Cloud Foundry does not depends on any
virtualization technologies.
• Only micro cloud foundry requires
desktop VMware products.
• I have never use micro cloud foundry.

FAQ:
• How do I learn Cloud Foundry?
• If you want to develop apps on
cloudfoundry, go to http://
start.cloudfoundry.com/
• If you want to build a site on top of
Cloud Foundry, go to https://github.com/
cloudfoundry/vcap
• or go to #cfcrjp (in Japanese) and ask
people what you want to learn.

FAQ:

• What are differences betwenn Cloud
Foundry and other PaaS?
• Many of PaaS services (like Google App
Engine, Heroku, ...etc) has only one
infrastructure for each.

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20120317 CloudFoundry #pyfes

1. Cloud Foundry 2012/03/17 #pyfes Yohei Sasaki Was: Re: 果てしないあのCloudFoundryの彼方へ私をつれていって (*a*rac) 052-9945-4

2. Who are you? • Yohei Sasaki / @yssk22 • CouchDB / Node.js / Cloud Foundry • System Developer @ EC service • English is the ofﬁcial language... • Technical Writer • @IT Cloud Foundry Series • Holiday programmer • (would be) SPEED evangelist

3. What is Cloud Foundry? (1) • Offering (& trademark) of VMware, Inc. • Public Service: • cloudfoundry.com • OSS Project: • cloudfoundry.org • Developer VM Distribution: • Micro Cloud Foundry

4. What is Cloud Foundry? (2) Software as a Service Platform as a Service Infrastructure as a Service

5. What is Cloud Foundry? (3) Software as a Service Application Data Service Container Provisioner Cluster Cluster Infrastructure as a Service

6. Why Cloud Foundry? (1) • The value is: • Multi site application deployment. app

7. Why Cloud Foundry? (2) • Multi runtimes and multi framework. • Available runtimes: • Java / Ruby / Perl / PHP / Python / Node.js / C#,VB (ASP.NET) / Erlang / Smalltalk / ...

8. Why Cloud Foundry? (3) • Multi data services • Available services: • MySQL / PostreSQL / RabbitMQ / Redis / Memcached / Mongodb / Neo4j / Atmos / ... • Any type of data services including HTTP API could be provisioned on Cloud Foundry.

9. Demo: Multi site app deployment pyfes-node-demo.cloud.yssk22.info pyfes-node-demo.cloudfoundry.com pyfes-node-demo.aws-cf.yssk22.info app

10. Who use Cloud Foundry? • Vendor • Active State,VMware, Tier3, FeedHenry, HP, Dell, • Service Provider • cloudfoundry.com, appfog.com, paas.io, ironfoundry.org • In house • Rakuten, Inc. • cloud.yssk22.info

11. So what? • Cloud Foundry is a kernel of Platform as a Service. • Cloud Foundry site like cloudfoundry.com is a distribution of Platform as a Service.

12. Missing pieces • Less open development community. • Single point of failures in the internal core messaging hub. • Lack of data service scalabilities. • Monetize.

13. Appendix:

14. Getting Started • Micro Cloud Foundry requires VMware virtual infrastructure • VMware workstation, Fusion ... • Setup script in OSS version of Cloud Foundry is broken. • rvm cannot be installed. • sun-java-* was removed from Ubuntu repository •

15. OK, use AMI • ami-5c14a35d (in Tokyo region) • ssh ubuntu@your-instance • cd ./cloudfoundry/vcap • ./bin/vcap -c ../conﬁg/ start • vmc target api.vcap.me

16. FAQ: • Which version of VMware vSphere is required to run cloud foundry? • Nothing required. • Cloud Foundry does not depends on any virtualization technologies. • Only micro cloud foundry requires desktop VMware products. • I have never use micro cloud foundry.

17. FAQ: • How do I learn Cloud Foundry? • If you want to develop apps on cloudfoundry, go to http:// start.cloudfoundry.com/ • If you want to build a site on top of Cloud Foundry, go to https://github.com/ cloudfoundry/vcap • or go to #cfcrjp (in Japanese) and ask people what you want to learn.

18. FAQ: • What are differences betwenn Cloud Foundry and other PaaS? • Many of PaaS services (like Google App Engine, Heroku, ...etc) has only one infrastructure for each.

19. Thank you. Any Questions?

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