We plan to remove the powerdns job from the bosh director release due to its purpose being replaced by bosh-dns several years ago. If anybody still thinks this is important, please let us know.

Due to an incorrectly configured cleanup process, we've accidentally deleted the AMIs for light Jammy stemcells 1.55 through 1.75 in the us-gov-west-1 region. All other regions are unaffected. If you

FYI, if anyone wants to comment, there's a Google Doc which has the contents of the top email in this thread ("BOSH Director Performance on Jammy Stemcells FAQ") updated to reflect Benjamin's points:

Hi Benjamin, I believe the mechanism we would use would be the env.bosh.remove_dev_tools property that you describe; if you removed GCC, you also would remove Clang. Good point! All the more reason

Thank you for the info, Brian. When you intend the Bosh Agent to remove the Clang compiler on non-compilation VMs, I’m wondering about how consistent this would be with the env.bosh.remove_dev_tools

BOSH Director Performance on Jammy Stemcells FAQ What’s the problem? Ruby programs using Ruby compiled with GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) on Jammy stemcells have a much larger RSS (Resident Set

That makes sense, thanks!

It's derived from Borg, Google's internal cluster management system. BOSH was also created by 2 former Google engineers, which would explain the influence :-) BOSH: borg++ (r+1=s, g+1=h) Taken

hi everyone, what does bosh stand for? thanks!

We've started tracking the work to finish up the removal of the registry from the bosh director: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/bosh/discussions/2355

The aws cpi can now be configured to require tokens for IMDSv2 communication: https://bosh.io/jobs/aws_cpi?source=github.com/cloudfoundry/bosh-aws-cpi-release&version=91#p%3daws.metadata_options The

Hello community, This message marks the official start of the Foundational Infrastructure Working Group. Below are a few links to common resources y’all might find useful: Our weekly Office

Hi, everyone, As we mentioned at CF Summit last week, the newly formed Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) is currently carrying out more and more of the details of the transition from the previous

All, The newly elected CFF TOC will initially be meeting weekly, on Tuesdays at 14:30 UTC (7:30 AM US Pacific Time, 4:30 PM Central European Time). These meetings are open to the entire community to

Congrats Felix and SAP team, and all other CFF contributors for this great achievement! Benjamin

Dear Cloud Foundry community, The migration of the Stemcell release infrastructure and pipelines from VMWare to CloudFoundry Foundation owned accounts is mostly done. With Bionic Stemcell 1.10 the

Wow! Thank you to the community. I'm looking forwards to getting started Cheers L -- Lee Porte Reliability Engineer GOV.UK PaaS Team ‪020 3920 6036‬ 07785 449292

Many thanks to everyone who took the time to register and vote in the first Cloud Foundry Foundation annual election for our newly forming Technical Oversight Committee (TOC). I also extend my deep

Hi all! A reminder for the community that this is the last call for the TOC election. We've had a solid response rate for qualified voters voting, but there are 37 incomplete ballots (people that

Not until the 15th... ;) Chip Childers Executive Director Cloud Foundry Foundation On Tue, Jun 8, 2021 at 8:40 AM 'Thun, Philipp' via open-service-broker-api <open-service-broker-api@...> wrote: