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Re: Print errand logs before refilling resource pool
Have you tried running `bosh run errand X --keep-alive`?
wrote:
Have you tried running `bosh run errand X --keep-alive`?
wrote:
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Dmitriy Kalinin
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#542
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Print errand logs before refilling resource pool
Hi!
I want to run errand with smoke tests as fast as possible.
I have resource pool with size=1 so VM for smoke tests is already
provisioned when I run `bosh run errand smoke_tests` command.
Then
Hi!
I want to run errand with smoke tests as fast as possible.
I have resource pool with size=1 so VM for smoke tests is already
provisioned when I run `bosh run errand smoke_tests` command.
Then
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Aleksey Zalesov
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#541
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Re: Deleted MicroBosh and cleanup.
Thanks Dmitriy.
We had our persistent disk intact and were able to restore from it.
Thanks,
Guru.
wrote:
Thanks Dmitriy.
We had our persistent disk intact and were able to restore from it.
Thanks,
Guru.
wrote:
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Guruprakash Srinivasamurthy <guruprakashsrinivasamurthy@...>
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#540
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updating microbosh question
Is it intended when updating microbosh that currently running deploys are just killed? Will it resume after microbosh is updated?
Is it intended when updating microbosh that currently running deploys are just killed? Will it resume after microbosh is updated?
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Long Nguyen
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#539
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Re: Attaching meta-data to bosh releases to ease discovery ?
Great, thanks a lot Dmitriy, this sounds great.
Looking forward to seeing bosh.io leveraging these meta data to help
filter/sort/search releases.
Guillaume.
Great, thanks a lot Dmitriy, this sounds great.
Looking forward to seeing bosh.io leveraging these meta data to help
filter/sort/search releases.
Guillaume.
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Guillaume Berche
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#538
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Re: Attaching meta-data to bosh releases to ease discovery ?
I am thinking we can add metadata to config/final.yml (and eventually
include it in the release tarballs in release.MF). Once config/final.yml
includes metadata, bosh.io can pull it in down and
I am thinking we can add metadata to config/final.yml (and eventually
include it in the release tarballs in release.MF). Once config/final.yml
includes metadata, bosh.io can pull it in down and
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Dmitriy Kalinin
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#537
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Re: How to run test for bosh-openstack-cpi locally?
HI Dmitriy,
3.0.4
Yes. I can see the 2 failures travis reported. Fixed. Thanks!
It seems it was only pointing at my updated source code, it didn’t copy the gem file to the vendor cache, so the
HI Dmitriy,
3.0.4
Yes. I can see the 2 failures travis reported. Fixed. Thanks!
It seems it was only pointing at my updated source code, it didn’t copy the gem file to the vendor cache, so the
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Koper, Dies <diesk@...>
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#536
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Re: Deleted MicroBosh and cleanup.
If you had deployments managed by the Director, without a backup of a DB
there is currently no easy way to recover your Director DB contents.
Was the Director VM's persistent disk also
If you had deployments managed by the Director, without a backup of a DB
there is currently no easy way to recover your Director DB contents.
Was the Director VM's persistent disk also
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Dmitriy Kalinin
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#535
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Re: How to run test for bosh-openstack-cpi locally?
inline
wrote:
what does 'bundle exec rspec -v' show? if that does not succeed does
'bundle exec rake spec:unit:ruby_gems' run successfully from
~/workspace/bosh?
bundler is telling here that it's
inline
wrote:
what does 'bundle exec rspec -v' show? if that does not succeed does
'bundle exec rake spec:unit:ruby_gems' run successfully from
~/workspace/bosh?
bundler is telling here that it's
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By
Dmitriy Kalinin
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#534
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Re: cloudfoundry-incubator / diego-release deploy failing
Hi Gwen,
I did run the add-route utility hence the 'route get' was succeeding as mentioned in my email below, but as I was working from home today, I disconnected from my office network and then re
Hi Gwen,
I did run the add-route utility hence the 'route get' was succeeding as mentioned in my email below, but as I was working from home today, I disconnected from my office network and then re
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Shetty, Daya <Daya.Shetty@...>
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#533
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Re: Problem with missing routes due to recent DHCP -> static change
Would you be ok with specifying this additional options in the deployment
manifest per subnet?
wrote:
Would you be ok with specifying this additional options in the deployment
manifest per subnet?
wrote:
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Dmitriy Kalinin
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#532
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Re: open source CF on AWS free tier
correct. v213 is fine for new deployments. it is not possible to upgrade to
v213 with zero-downtime to the cloud controllers from a previous release,
which is the reason for the
correct. v213 is fine for new deployments. it is not possible to upgrade to
v213 with zero-downtime to the cloud controllers from a previous release,
which is the reason for the
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James Bayer
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#531
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Re: open source CF on AWS free tier
@Alex Lomov,
AFAIK it v213 is OK for fresh deployments.
Alex Prysmakou / Altoros
Tel: (617) 841-2121 ext. 5161 | Toll free: 855-ALTOROS
Skype:
@Alex Lomov,
AFAIK it v213 is OK for fresh deployments.
Alex Prysmakou / Altoros
Tel: (617) 841-2121 ext. 5161 | Toll free: 855-ALTOROS
Skype:
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Prysmakou Aliaksandr <aliaksandr.prysmakou@...>
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#530
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Re: open source CF on AWS free tier
I don’t think that v213 is suitable cf-release for you. It was a notice about its fails [1].
My colleagues are playing around v212, and I have rather stable deployment of v207.
[1]
I don’t think that v213 is suitable cf-release for you. It was a notice about its fails [1].
My colleagues are playing around v212, and I have rather stable deployment of v207.
[1]
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Alexander Lomov
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#529
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Re: How to run test for bosh-openstack-cpi locally?
Hi Dmitriy,
This is what I get when I try to run the unit tests with that:
diesk(a)cloud-cf:~/workspace/bosh/bosh_openstack_cpi$ be rspec spec/unit/
Unknown command 'rspec'
(No module named
Hi Dmitriy,
This is what I get when I try to run the unit tests with that:
diesk(a)cloud-cf:~/workspace/bosh/bosh_openstack_cpi$ be rspec spec/unit/
Unknown command 'rspec'
(No module named
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Koper, Dies <diesk@...>
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#528
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Re: open source CF on AWS free tier
i'm not sure that CF would fit within the free tier which only allows
t2.micros, but you could try it and let us know how it goes. you would have
a hard time fitting app containers on a VM with only
i'm not sure that CF would fit within the free tier which only allows
t2.micros, but you could try it and let us know how it goes. you would have
a hard time fitting app containers on a VM with only
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By
James Bayer
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#527
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Re: Deleted MicroBosh and cleanup.
do you have a persistent disk backup? if so this can help.
https://blog.starkandwayne.com/2014/10/10/restore-micro-bosh-from-just-its-persistent-disk/
guruprakashsrinivasamurthy(a)gmail.com>
do you have a persistent disk backup? if so this can help.
https://blog.starkandwayne.com/2014/10/10/restore-micro-bosh-from-just-its-persistent-disk/
guruprakashsrinivasamurthy(a)gmail.com>
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James Bayer
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#526
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Re: cloudfoundry-incubator / diego-release deploy failing
Maybe silly question but did you run the "bin/add-route" script in the
bosh-lite directory ?
wrote:
Maybe silly question but did you run the "bin/add-route" script in the
bosh-lite directory ?
wrote:
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Gwenn Etourneau
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#525
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Re: cloudfoundry-incubator / diego-release deploy failing
Hi Eric,
Agree, It has stumped me too, hence asking the list if anyone has seen this behavior. Logging into the bosh-lite VM I can run the cf commands fine but not from my MAC.
Also tried curl &
Hi Eric,
Agree, It has stumped me too, hence asking the list if anyone has seen this behavior. Logging into the bosh-lite VM I can run the cf commands fine but not from my MAC.
Also tried curl &
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Shetty, Daya <Daya.Shetty@...>
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#524
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Re: cloudfoundry-incubator / diego-release deploy failing
Hi, Daya,
Hmm, that sounds like something strange with the local networking on your
machine. The 'can't assign requested address' error is coming from the
Golang standard networking libraries, and
Hi, Daya,
Hmm, that sounds like something strange with the local networking on your
machine. The 'can't assign requested address' error is coming from the
Golang standard networking libraries, and
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Eric Malm <emalm@...>
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#523
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