Cloud Foundry 6 for Developers
Learn how to build PaaS-friendly applications that can be deployed and managed in a Cloud Foundry environment. See how to use a full range of Cloud Foundry capabilities for modern web applications.
What you'll learn
Cloud Foundry is a popular and powerful open-source Platform-as-a-Service for modern web applications. This course describes the best practices for designing PaaS applications, and walks through the deployment and management of a multi-tier web application.
Table of contents
- Introduction 2m
- Cloud Application Delivery Models 3m
- Why Platform-as-a-Service Matters 4m
- Deploy an Application 1m
- DEMO: Deploy an Application 6m
- Designing for PaaS 23m
- Designing for PaaS - Additional Considerations 2m
- PaaS Anti-patterns 2m
- About Cloud Foundry 1m
- Cloud Foundry Architecture 5m
- Cloud Foundry Security 2m
- Cloud Foundry and Containers 2m
- Cloud Foundry Community 1m
- Course Objectives 1m
- Reference Architecture for This Course 1m
- Summary 2m
- Version Check 0m
- Introduction 2m
- Understanding Orgs, Roles, Spaces, and Permissions 1m
- How Roles Work 2m
- Logging into Your Space (CLI) 0m
- DEMO: Logging into Your Space (CLI) 4m
- Logging into Your Space (UI) 0m
- DEMO: Logging into Your Space (UI) 1m
- About Application Services 5m
- Creating a Service Instance 0m
- DEMO: Creating a Service Instance 3m
- Deploying and Exploring Applications 0m
- Creating YAML Manifests 2m
- Exploring Manifests 9m
- Creating a YML Manifest 0m
- DEMO: Creating a YAML Manifest 3m
- What Happens During Deployment? 3m
- Deploying Applications via the CLI 1m
- Finish Environment Buildout 1m
- DEMO: Finish Environment Buildout 7m
- Deploying Applications via CLI 1m
- DEMO: Deploying Applications via CLI 6m
- Exploring Running Applications 1m
- Scaling and Updating Applications 2m
- Scaling Application Commands 1m
- Scaling Applications 0m
- DEMO: Scaling Applications 2m
- Deploying Updated Applications 1m
- DEMO: Deploying Updated Applications 3m
- Troubleshooting Applications 2m
- Using Logs 2m
- DEMO: Using Logs 3m
- Summary 1m
- Introduction 1m
- (Updated) Reference Architecture for This Course 1m
- Using Environment Variables 1m
- Retrieving and Setting Environment Variables 1m
- DEMO: Retrieving and Setting Environment Variables 7m
- Background Applications 2m
- Building and Deploying Background Apps 2m
- DEMO: Building and Deploying Background Apps 7m
- Performing No-downtime Updates 2m
- Blue-green Deployment Architecture 2m
- DEMO: Blue-green Deployment 6m
- Application Crash and Recovery 3m
- DEMO: Application Crash Recovery 5m
- Summary 2m
About the author
Richard Seroter is a Director of Outbound Product Management at Google Cloud, with a master’s degree in Engineering from the University of Colorado. He’s also an instructor at Pluralsight, lead InfoQ.com editor for cloud computing, frequent public speaker, author of multiple books on software design and development, and former 12-time Microsoft MVP for cloud. Richard maintains a regularly updated blog on topics of architecture and solution design and can be found on Twitter as @rseroter.