Spring one pivotal
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This document discusses Pivotal Cloud Foundry and how to run MongoDB on it. Pivotal Cloud Foundry is an enterprise-ready, cloud-native platform-as-a-service that can run applications and data services across languages, frameworks and infrastructure. It manages VMs and containers, and provides horizontal and vertical scaling. The document demonstrates how to dynamically provision a MongoDB cluster on demand using Pivotal Cloud Foundry and Bosh 2.0's ability to orchestrate software deployment across VMs with zero downtime. It presents MongoDB as an on-demand service that leverages these capabilities to automatically provision the necessary infrastructure resources and configuration.
Spring one pivotal
- 1. Transforming How the World Builds Software Mallika Iyer Principal Software Engineer Global Ecosystem Engineering @ Pivotal @cloudfoundryart
- 2. • The next 25 minutes… • What is Pivotal Cloud Foundry? • How can I run MongoDB on Pivotal Cloud Foundry? • Demo • Q/A
- 3. What is Pivotal Cloud Foundry?
- 4. Cloud Foundry Haiku “Here is my source code Run it on the cloud for me I do not care how” -Onsi Fakhouri
- 5. Pivotal Cloud Foundry is… • Based on Cloud Foundry – the leading Open Source Platform-as-a-service • Enterprise-ready, cloud-native • Language , framework and IaaS agnostic • Manages VMs and containers • Orchestrates applications and data services • Horizontal ,vertical and auto scaling
- 6. Cloud Foundry Services Haiku “Here is my (legacy/non-cloud-native) data service Run it on the cloud for me I do not care how”
- 7. Running MongoDB on Pivotal Cloud Foundry
- 8. Let’s go through some definitions • Service Broker – is the component of the service that implements the service broker API • Service Broker API – The API that must be implemented to integrate a service with Cloud Foundry • Cloud Controller – provides the REST API endpoints for clients to access the system, and maintains a database (CCDB) with tables for orgs, spaces, services, user roles, etc. • Router – routes the traffic coming into Cloud Foundry to the appropriate component
- 9. Bosh 2.0 • Bosh 2.0 – Cloud Foundry orchestration layer that does • Advanced real-time dynamic provisioning and deployment of software over hundred's of VM’s • Release engineering • Deployment • Lifecycle management • Monitoring • Failure recovery • Software updates with zero-to-minimal downtime • Which means – legacy, NoSQL and non-cloud native databases, like MongoDB can now run on Pivotal Cloud Foundry
- 10. Why On Demand Dynamic Provisioning? - Leverages Bosh 2.0 to dynamically provision a MongoDB-Cluster on demand - Leverages Bosh Links by making the Bosh Director* responsible for IP management *Core orchestrating component of Bosh, controlling the VM creation, deployment, other s/w and lifecycle events
- 11. > cf marketplace > cf create- service > cf bind- service > cf unbind- service > cf delete- service CCDB Service Broker Service Plans (single node, single- replica-set, sharded, etc...) IaaS Services APIRouter Cloud Controller Fetch Catalog Provision De-Provision Create Binding Delete Binding On Demand VM Creation… VM Deletion... The On-Demand Service Broker Workflow
- 12. MongoDB - On Demand Service as a Pivotal Cloud FoundryTile - Pivotal Cloud Foundry / Bosh 2.0 to leverage on-demand dynamic service provisioning + - MongoDb Enterprise Ops Manager for the cluster configuration and monitoring capabilities
- 13. MongoDB - On Demand Service as a Pivotal Cloud FoundryTile - Provision the IAAS resources during service instance creation - Everything packaged into a “tile” that runs on Pivotal Cloud Foundry on any IAAS
- 14. Demo
- 15. Let’s build something great