The Lazy Developer's Guide to Cloud Foundry - Holly Cummins

The Lazy Developer’s
Guide to Cloud Foundry
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© 2014 IBM Corporation
Holly Cummins
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A model for excellence in public speaking

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Cloud Foundry
> cf push

Any questions?

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IaaS

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PaaS

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SaaS

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The joy of cloud

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Introducing Cloud Foundry

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The Cloud Foundry Foundation

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Public or private cloud?

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Public cloud

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Public cloud
This is supposed to show it’s easy to get going.

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Public cloud
This is supposed to show it’s easy to get going.
It’s a bad graphic but a great benefit.

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System capacity still matters

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Security

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Security is not just physical
▪Who has access to the data?
▪Who manages the servers?
▪What’s the patching policy?

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Hybrid cloud

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How big is your organisation?

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Can we hear more about Cloud
Foundry now, please?

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Public or private Cloud Foundry?

Putting your demo
where your mouth is

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No really, that was cool

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Remember that I said it was easy to get going?

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Buildpacks

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Out of the box

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Out of the box
▪Java

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Out of the box
▪Java
▪Node.js

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Out of the box
▪Java
▪Node.js
▪PHP

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Out of the box
▪Java
▪Node.js
▪PHP
▪Python

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Out of the box
▪Java
▪Node.js
▪PHP
▪Python
▪Ruby

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Out of the box
▪Java
▪Node.js
▪PHP
▪Python
▪Ruby
▪Go

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Bring your own

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Bring your own
▪Your preferred app server flavour

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Bring your own
–WebSphere Liberty Profile (of course!)

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Bring your own
–Jetty

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx
▪The functional language to impress your colleagues with

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx
–Haskell

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx
–Haskell
–Clojure

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx
–Haskell
–Clojure
–Scala

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx
–Haskell
–Clojure
–Scala
▪That thing you saw Greg Young talk about yesterday

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx
–Haskell
–Clojure
–Scala
–Erlang

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx
–Haskell
–Clojure
–Scala
–Erlang
▪The dark side

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx
–Haskell
–Clojure
–Scala
–Erlang
▪The dark side
–.NET

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Bring your own
–Jetty
–nginx
–Haskell
–Clojure
–Scala
–Erlang
▪The dark side
–.NET
▪….

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Bring someone else’s

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No really, bring your own
▪Start with someone else’s.
▪Cut, paste, fork.

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buildpack: http://
my.cool.pack.git

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Life of a buildpack

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Life of a buildpack
▪Detect

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Life of a buildpack
▪Detect
–Do I understand this application?

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Life of a buildpack
▪Detect
▪Compile

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Life of a buildpack
▪Detect
▪Compile
–I do understand this application! Let’s package it up into a self-contained
unit (“droplet”)

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Life of a buildpack
▪Detect
▪Compile
▪Release

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Life of a buildpack
▪Detect
▪Compile
▪Release
–Ok, let’s go!

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Services

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Services
▪You didn’t want to provide an app server …

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Services
▪… so you don’t want to provide the database …

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Services
▪… or the email provider …

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Services
▪… or the email provider …
▪… or the monitoring

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Some are generic

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Some are not …

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… and there are a lot

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Binding services
services:!
- instance_ABC!
- instance_XYZ

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Using a bound service

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Using a bound service
System.getProperty(VCAP_SERVICES);!
!
{!
sqldb": [!
{!
"name": "SQLDB-myDB",!
"label": "sqldb"!
"plan": "sqldb_small"!
"credentials": {!
"hostname": "75.126.155.139",!
"host": "75.126.155.139",!
"port": 50000,!
"username": "u123456",!
"password": "CasDQ5v72u",!
"db": "I_012345",!
"jdbcurl": "jdbc:db2://75.126.155.139:50000/I_012345",!
"uri": "db2://u123:CasD@75.126.155.139:50000/I_012345"!
}!
}!
]!
}!

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Docker

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Decker

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Decker
+

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Decker
> cf push

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In the future

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In the future
▪More convergence

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In the future
▪More convergence
▪Cloud Foundry will have first class support for
pushing docker images

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In the future
▪More convergence
▪Cloud Foundry will have first class support for
pushing docker images
▪Cloud Foundry will use Docker’s lib container
internally

Thank you.
Any questions?
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