This document summarizes sessions from the Cloud Foundry Summit including: - Keynotes on going cloud native and how PaaS changes how organizations operate - Sessions on the 12 factor app methodology and improving developer and operations workflows - Updates on Diego and work to add state management and scheduling volumes - Talks on using containers with Cloud Foundry including building a Docker backend for Garden - A session on Bosh Bootstrapping to deploy MicroBosh more easily - Fun quotes from presenters about Cloud Foundry and building cloud native applications

1. A Developer’s Perspective
Georgi Sabev

2. What?
Yearly meet up of the CF community
1500+ Attendees
500 Companies
40 Countries
2 Days

3. Where?

4. Cloud Foundry Foundation

5. Fun @ CF Summit

6. SAP @ CF Summit

7. Going Cloud Native
The 12 Factor 101
Matt Cowger, EMC
Raghavan Srinivas, EMC
12 Rules that let you build PaaS-ready apps
Improves the life of both dev & ops

8. Going Cloud Native
Keynote: Welcome to the Cloud Native
Enterprise
James Watters & Joshua McKeny, Pivotal

9. Going Cloud Native
• PaaS changes the way organizations are
operating
• “Google and Netflix are not different, they’re
the future.”
• Open Stack was built with the goal of running
Cloud Foundry on top
• Cloud Native can go beyond 12 Factor

10. Limitations of 12 Factor
Service Foundry
Marco Hochstrasser, Swisscom
Collin Humpreys,, Cloud Credo

11. Limitations of 12 Factor
cf push mysql –s 50G
Hard to manage the lifecycle of the thing behind
service broker
Change the services or Change the platform?

12. The Road to Persistence
The Road to Persistence on CF Diego
Caleb Miles, Ted Young, Pivotal

13. The Road to Persistence
• State of the State: No State
• Change 2 out of 12 factors
– Processes: Add state
– Disposability: Add Interrupt and drain signals
• Scheduling volumes in Diego
– Fixed
– Floating

14. Diego Update
Onsi Fakhouri, Pivotal
CF Haiku:
”Here is my source code
Run it on the cloud for me
I do not care how”

15. Diego Strikes Back
A New Hope
What is a container
Scale Issues: From distributed to centralized
Added Diego API
Diego is Lattice’s Father

16. Containers, Containers, Containers
Building a Docker Backend for Garden
Julian Friedman, Pivotal

17. Containers, Containers, Containers
What are containers?
– Packaging
– Reproducibility
– Isolation
– Cheapness
Garden vs Docker
Could we use Docker instead?

18. Docker In Diego
Let Diego Manage Your Docker App
Georgi Sabev, SAP

19. Bosh Bootstrapping
Michael Maximillien, IBM
Maria Shaldibina, Pivotal

20. Bosh Bootstrapping
bosh-init: A golang cli for deploying your micro-
bosh
Externalizes CPIs – eliminates the need to fork
Native – runs faster & installs easier

21. Open Source Novel Writing
“You can be an intellectual property sharing
hippie and a money grubbing capitalist at the
same time!”
Andy Weir, Author

22. Fun Quotes (Instead of Summary)
Cloud Foundry can help organizations to get off the ‘water-
scrum-fall’ syndrome.
Sam Ramji, Cloud Foundry Foundation
Nobody has ever built cloud-native apps without a platform.
They either build one themselves or they use Cloud Foundry.
Joshua McKenty, Pivotal
This year, hmm…it’s complicated…There’s a plot twist, but I’ll
give it away. It turns out Diego is Lattice’s father.
Onsi Fakhouri, Pivotal

23. Thank You

24. Resources
CF Summit Official Page
Altoros Blog
Session Videos