Hey, all. I just deployed MicroBOSH to openstack. Here is a manifest that I used [1]. @Dmitry, I needed to make some more changes than manifest in docs use to have: for instance I needed to add

Just added a PR for this case: https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/bosh-openstack-cpi-release/pull/3 ------------------------ Alex Lomov *Altoros* — Cloud Foundry deployment, training and

Dear all, I work on a boshrelease that can deploy 1..* Jenkins master and 1..* Jenkins slaves. To dispatch the slaves between the master, I want to implement a rule based on a modulus using the

Currently there is no way to do that unless you specify it as a property and manually update it. This will be possible once we implement

Hi all, I found that 443 port should be enabled for the blob service in the security group (http://bosh.io/docs/init-openstack). Alexander Lomov

If you are using external blobstore?

Hi all, When deploying Cloud Foundry on OpenStack using BOSH, there is a good reference doc: http://docs.cloudfoundry.org/deploying/openstack/install_cf_openstack.html. For Diego release, is there

Thanks Dmitriy, I discussed with the Pivotal OpsManager team, I will use OpsManager's capability to to inject the list of assigned IPs with ".ips" (1) and then count the number of elements of this

Dear all, I imagine that there are reasons to move the mailing list from Google Groups to the OSS Mailman (1) that are related to the guidelines of the Cloud Foundry Foundation. Will it be possible

Folks, I am looking for some guidance around getting CF to work on RHEL/SLES. From my limited knowledge of CF I have gathered the following: - CF only supports Ubuntu trusty - CF consists of

I used to just view the posts in the Google Groups web interface as opposed to subscribing via email, so I’m missing the friendly web view and search abilities as well. I was looking around for

Building RHEL 7 is very similar to building CentOS 7 and is supported by BOSH. There are also official released CentOS 7 Stemcells: http://bosh.io/stemcells/bosh-aws-xen-centos-7-go_agent

Specifically you want to look at the bosh-stemcell directory and use it’s Vagrantfile: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/bosh/tree/master/bosh-stemcell

Another list I monitor uses markmail.org. Perhaps someone could submit a request to have them index our lists [1]? Looks like Nabble has a similar form [2]. Dan [1] -

This is great .. thanks Wayne. Does this mean CF already supports CentOS7? For some reason I thought it was Ubuntu trusty all the way. Is my understanding correct that when creating Stemcells for

It would be great if someone from the community took the initiative to register the lists with markmail and nabble! The reason that we changed the list platform was that we were too large for Google

I’ll go ahead and register the lists in Nabble. I’ll reply with the links once it’s working. Aaron Sent: Wednesday, May 6, 2015 11:39 AM To: Daniel Mikusa Cc: Huber, Aaron M; Cyrille Le

I put in a request with markmail.org. Dan wrote:

Cloud Foundry Elastic Runtime can only be deployed at this point on Ubuntu Trusty stemcell. All components work of ER work on CentOS stemcell except the DEA (component that runs applications) due to

Thanks Dmitriy - I guess with DEA not working there won't be any functioning CF on CentOS/RHEL. I wonder if SLES has better CF story at this point (in terms of porting)?