Cloud Foundry Summit 2015: Managing Multiple Cloud with a Single BOSH Deployment
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Speakers: Alexander Lomov and Alan Moran, Altoros To learn more about Pivotal Cloud Foundry, visit http://www.pivotal.io/platform-as-a-service/pivotal-cloud-foundry.
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Cloud Foundry Summit 2015: Managing Multiple Cloud with a Single BOSH Deployment
- 1. Alexander Lomov Cloud Foundry Engineer github: @allomov twitter: @code1n Alan Moran Cloud Foundry Architect github: @bonzofenix twitter: @bonzofenix
- 3. * Buenos Aires Oslo London Zurich Sunnyvale, CA Copenhagen Minsk Santa Fe Boston 30%Female 70%Male +5Join us on an average month FACTS ON ALTOROS Altoros offices Altoros’s delivery partner in APAC Singapore SingaporTokyo 256+Full Time Enablers DevOps Software Engineers
- 4. How this story begun...
- 5. How this story begun...
- 7. Be close to your clients
- 8. Redundancy brings fault tolerance
- 9. What about Cloud Foundry on Multi Cloud?
- 10. There are various limitation...
- 11. UAA and CC needs consistent datastore
- 12. NATS is not designed for multi-cluster work NATS cluster at work
- 13. Timeouts
- 14. ● Replicate the same Cloud Foundry installation. The solution ● Distribute load though GeoDNS. ● Deploy apps on All CF Clusters.
- 15. One bosh to rule them all
- 16. HOW?
- 17. Bosh supporting single cloud
- 18. BOSH supporting multiple clouds
- 19. BOSH Cloud Specific Inputs
- 20. Cloud Configs
- 21. Cloud Config Example networks: - name: my-net type: vip resource_pools: - name: my-vms network: my-net compilation: workers: 5 network: my-net iaas.yml
- 22. Cloud Configs # saves cloud config to the Director $ bosh update cloud-config ./iaas.yml # outputs saved config to stdout $ bosh cloud-config
- 23. Multiple Cloud Deployment Inputs
- 24. Stemcell Upload
- 25. Stemcell Upload
- 26. Stemcell Upload
- 27. bosh upload stemcell --cloud dc-0 openstack-stemcell.tgz bosh upload stemcell --cloud dc-1 vsphere-stemcell.tgz Stemcell Upload bosh update cloud-config openstack.yml bosh upload stemcell openstack-stemcell.tgz bosh update cloud-config vsphere.yml bosh upload stemcell vsphere-stemcell.tgz or
- 28. Ready to deploy
- 29. ● Binding Deployment ● Creating a Plan ● Package Compilation ● Creating Jobs/VMs
- 30. Binding Process
- 31. Build-in multiple cloud deployment to a binding process Problem
- 33. ● Binding Deployment ● Creating a Plan ● Package Compilation ● Creating Jobs/VMs
- 36. Provide an access to a blobstore to all bosh-agents Problem
- 37. Use separate blobstore for each cloud and sync them Solution Use separate blobstore and compile packages on each cloud
- 38. Use external blobstore which is accessible to all clouds Solution Use DAV blobstore and share it using VPN
- 39. ● Binding Deployment ● Creating a Plan ● Package Compilation ● Creating Jobs/VMs
- 40. Creating Jobs
- 41. Creating Jobs
- 42. Creating Jobs
- 43. Creating Jobs
- 44. Creating Jobs
- 45. Provide an access to a NATS cluster to all bosh-agents Problem
- 46. Make some NATS servers public or share them using VPN Solution Use “https messaging bus” mode
- 47. Solution
- 48. One bosh to rule them all
- 49. Alexander Lomov Cloud Foundry Engineer github: @allomov twitter: @code1n Alan Moran Cloud Foundry Architect github: @bonzofenix twitter: @bonzofenix
- 51. Alexander Lomov Cloud Foundry Engineer github: @allomov twitter: @code1n Alan Moran Cloud Foundry Architect github: @bonzofenix twitter: @bonzofenix