Bring Your Own Code vs. Bring Your Own Container

Bring Your Own Code vs. Bring Your Own Container - Comparison of the Cloud Foundry Application Runtime and Kubernetes Approach - Matthias Haeussler, NovaTec Consulting GmbH
This talk shows best practices how to deploy and operate on a Cloud platform fast.
Platform and Container as a Service layers (PaaS/CaaS) enable developers to deliver the functionality of their code to end users in a fast way.
The technologies with the highest adoption rate for each approach are currently Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes.
Fundamental difference between both approaches is the abstraction layer. While the focus is on the application in Cloud Foundry, it is on the container in Kubernetes.
This talk gives an analysis what kind of a difference this makes for a developer that has to deploy the software using both technologies.
It will show on the basis of a Spring Boot microservice application which steps you need to take to get it configured and running on either platform approach.
The analysis will also cover connection to backing services, scaling, recovery from failure, zero-downtime deployment, logging and monitoring.
About Matthias Haeussler
Matthias Haeussler is a Managing Consultant at NovaTec Consulting and the organizer of the Stuttgart Cloud Foundry Meetup. He advises clients on Cloud strategies and supports implementations and migrations. Besides that he teaches Cloud Native Development at universities. Prior to that he was employed at IBM R&D Germany for 15 years and was engaged as speaker at the IBM InterConnect conference.

[@Lakshu_Vibez]

Excellent demo..thank you so much !!

[@HariharDas]

I attended your talk at CF Summit - Basel. It was very informative and inspiring. Thank you.

[@CloudFoundryFoundation]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the talks at Summit.

[@HighlifeC]

Kudos to you Matthias ! There cannot be better content in 30 minutes. Well planned session that too live with a demo. Thank you very much @ Cloud Foundry and Matthias. Viel Erfolg für Ihre Arbeit!

[@user-ma-89]

That's awesome! An interesting topic, very well explained! Thanks :)

[@JonasGrundler]

Amazing Job. Thanks!

[@MatthiasHaeussler]

many thanks for helping me getting there :)

[@hackebeil20]

Great talk thanks!