Deploying Applications to Cloud Foundry
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As companies start migrating to the cloud, they are looking for a solution that saves time and an increase in developer productivity. Open source Cloud Foundry lets companies be portable in deploying their applications without vendor-lockin.
When it comes to cloud migration, being locked in to a specific vendor and increasing cloud expenses are two biggest nightmares. In this course, Deploying Applications to Cloud Foundry, you’ll learn to deploy different types of applications in Cloud Foundry. First, you’ll explore the architecture of Cloud Foundry and learn how to prepare your application to be cloud ready. Next, you’ll discover how to deploy a typical web application and learn different application manifests that are required. Finally, you’ll learn how to deploy, manage, and monitor worker applications and scheduled tasks in Cloud Foundry. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of features and benefits offered by the open source Cloud Foundry Project needed to deploy various types of enterprise applications.
Author Name: Saravanan Dhandapani
Author Description:
I have worked in IT design, development, and architecture for over a decade for some of the top fortune 100 companies. I have designed and architected enterprise applications and developed scalable and portable software. I am a Google Certified Professional Architect. Critical areas where I have worked are architecture and design using Java, ESB, Tomcat, ReactJS, JavaScript, Linux, Oracle, SVN, GIT, and so on, and cloud technologies, including AWS and GCP.
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - Preparing Cloud Foundry for Deployment
14mins - Deploying a Web Application in Cloud Foundry
24mins - Deploying a Worker Application in Cloud Foundry
21mins - Deploy a Scheduled Task and On-demand Task to Cloud Foundry
24mins
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