Crafting a New Enterprise App Platform with Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes, Istio, and More

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SpringOne 2020 Boskey Savla: Technical Product Line Marketing Manager, VMware; Jared Ruckle: Group Product Line Marketing Manager, VMware

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Crafting a New
Enterprise App
Platform
…with Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes,
Istio, and More
Boskey Savla & Jared Ruckle
VMware Tanzu
SpringOne 2020

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Why do enterprises like Cloud Foundry?
Achieve better
business
outcomes at
scale
Improved dev
productivity
with cf push
Modernized
apps with
microservices
Reduced risk
with zero
downtime
patching

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Infrastructure has evolved.
The market is exploring
Kubernetes and the CNCF
ecosystem.

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Kubernetes : Application Aware
Infrastructure (vSphere/AWS/Microsoft Azure/Google Cloud Platform)
Pods Secrets Deployment PV Claims Ingress Services
Network
Policies
Labels +
Services
App
Binaries
Deployed
Env
Configs
Resources
Needs
Persistent
Storage
Service
Discovery
Load
Balancers
Security
(ACL)
Upgrades
Kubernetes API
Infrastructure APIs

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Code App
cf create-
service-
broker
cf push
Native Kubernetes Cloud Foundry
Developer Productivity: A Quick Comparison
Keep your developers focused on what matters: their code

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Blending the CF developer API with cutting-edge infrastructure
Key attributes of cf-for-k8s
cf push, integrated
with CNCF tech
Get started faster
with a small
footprint
Run an app
platform in more
places

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cf-for-k8s: A Closer Look
Kubernetes Cluster
System Components
Cloud
Controller
Routing
Controller
Logging
UAA
Eirini
Metrics
kpack
FluentdIstio
Paketo
Buildpacks
Postgres
DB
Minio
blobstore
App workloads
App
Instance
App 1
Instance
App
registry
kapp ytt
App
staging
tasks
App
staging
tasks
Load
Balancer
App
Instance
App 2
Instance

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All the features of cf-for-k8s, supported by VMware
Additional capabilities at initial GA include:
• Apps Manager web UI
• Compatibility with private container-image registries such as Harbor
• Compatibility with Tanzu Kubernetes Grid
• Tanzu Buildpacks, for builds in air-gapped environments
• Trust of private CA certificates in app instances
• Usage Service
A commercial product, based on cf-for-k8s
VMware™ Tanzu Application Service™ for Kubernetes

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Product Demo

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