Cloud Foundry on the edge using korifi & Raspberry Pi

Korifi is the very interesting open source cloud foundry solution that runs completely 100% over kubernetes cluster(s).

Previously on the post here. I shared how to have a setup of korifi on a public VM. It was public VM, so it was slightly straight forward.

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I referred my friend Dashaun Carter’s blog post here, for all the steps, relating to the setup of korifi on raspberry pi!

https://www.youtube.com/@dashaun

This post is a major overlap of steps & configurations from Dashaun’s blog.

Since the raspberry pi’s network is not having a static IP address, one can optionally use cloudflare’s tunnel as an alternative workaround to make services available over internet.

Prerequisites

➬ At least one Raspberry pi.
➬ Raspberry Pi with recent ubuntu LTS server version
➬ docker account(setup personal access token)
➬ basic knowledge of java & spring boot(for example code only!).
➬ fair enough knowledge on terminal for commands
➬ install kubectl, kubectx, direnv, k3sup, helm, cf-cli on the machine that is going to ssh…