Pivotal cloud foundry introduction

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Cloud Foundry is a platform as a service (PaaS) that allows developers to build and run applications in a scalable environment without having to manage the underlying infrastructure. It separates application development and operations, allowing developers to deploy applications using simple commands while Cloud Foundry manages scaling and provisioning. The Cloud Foundry architecture includes components like routers, application containers, service brokers, and a controller to manage applications and services.

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Cloud Foundry
Overview
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What Is Cloud Foundry?
A scaleable environment to run
and manage applications in
Platform as a Service
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Platform as a Service (aka PaaS)
Empower developers to build great apps, not plumbing infrastructure
 Application is the unit of deployment and management
 Separate the concerns of AppDev & Operations
 Eliminate bottlenecks of provisioning and deployment
 Redefine the contract between developers, IT, and
globally distributed clouds
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Pushing apps to the cloud with a few easy verbs
deploy <my cloud>
target <my cloud>
push <my app>
bind <my services>
scale <my app> +100
add_capacity <my cloud>
Operator
Developer
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Cloud Foundry Manages Scale
Application
Application
Application
Application
Service Connector
scale application connect service
Management
User
cf push app
cf scale app 10
cf stop app
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Cloud Foundry Architecture
Router
Directory Server Warden Server
VM
UAA
Login
Droplet Execution Agent
Warden Containers
Warden Containers
Cloud
Controller
Health
Manager
HM9000
Blob
store
BrSoekervrisce
Brokers
NATS Messaging
Application code
Buildpacks
Droplets
Services
Log
Aggregators
Metrics
Collector
Storage
HTTP
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Questions?
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3. Platform as a Service (aka PaaS) Empower developers to build great apps, not plumbing infrastructure  Application is the unit of deployment and management  Separate the concerns of AppDev & Operations  Eliminate bottlenecks of provisioning and deployment  Redefine the contract between developers, IT, and globally distributed clouds © Copyright 2013 Pivotal. All rights reserved. 3

4. Pushing apps to the cloud with a few easy verbs deploy <my cloud> target <my cloud> push <my app> bind <my services> scale <my app> +100 add_capacity <my cloud> Operator Developer © Copyright 2013 Pivotal. All rights reserved. 4

5. Cloud Foundry Manages Scale Application Application Application Application Service Connector scale application connect service Management User cf push app cf scale app 10 cf stop app © Copyright 2013 Pivotal. All rights reserved. 5

6. Cloud Foundry Architecture Router Directory Server Warden Server VM UAA Login Droplet Execution Agent Warden Containers Warden Containers Cloud Controller Health Manager HM9000 Blob store BrSoekervrisce Brokers NATS Messaging Application code Buildpacks Droplets Services Log Aggregators Metrics Collector Storage HTTP © Copyright 2013 Pivotal. All rights reserved. 6

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No need to configure VMs, databases, AppServers, Load-balancers… Developers can focus on development and not infrastructure plumbing Separate the concerns of AppDev and Operations Eliminate the bottleneck of provisioning and deployment processes Make full use of investments in the “Cloud”

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