Nishant Kumar Sinha
Nishant Kumar Sinha

Reputation: 1

Cloud Bursting using CloudFoundry on vagrant with Bosh-lite

What we want to do

What we have done

We have installed vagrant and bosh-lite on Ubuntu. using instruction from below url http://dmunozfer.es/como-instalar-cloud-foundry-en-local-ubuntu/ (please translate)

Now we want to install cloud foundry.

Problem Statement

  1. we are trying to install cloudfoundry v193 but we are unable to get any documentation in cloudfoundry.org specifying content and architecture of older (pre-diego) cloudfoundary, since all docs are updated to diego version.
  2. Blogs are stating that pivotal is pushing user from their public cloud to upgrade and port their application for latest cloudfoundry deployments.

    Are other public cloud provider (like Amazon and Azure) doing the same ??

  3. We have a confusion on which version of cloudfoundry to install, since there is shift in architecture from older version to Diego version(latest). Also we believe we need to have same version of cloudfoundry in both local and public cloud for cloud bursting. Considering the fact that soon all public clouds will be on diego cloudfoundry version. Can we still use v193 on our local deployment, if we want cloud bursting to work between our local deployment and public cloud ??

Please suggest which version we should use and if possible please guide how to install it.

Also can someone point us to a link which explains how we can cloud burst our application from our local deployment to a public cloud provider.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 137

Answers (1)

user152468
user152468

Reputation: 3242

For local a local easy installation of cloudfoundry, pcf-dev is quite handy. This should be a quite recent version of Diego compatible with public PCF installations.

https://github.com/pivotal-cf/pcfdev

Upvotes: 0

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