This is great! I've been wondering about these very question since the Container Runtime was announced. Thanks for posting this here. Mike

Hello all, During the Cloud Foundry board meeting which happened right after the European Cloud Foundry summit in Basel there was a request to the Cloud Foundry Technical Advisory Board (TAB) to

Hi, a change in filesystem format requires formatting the disk. Currently, the only way to trigger creating a new persistent disk and copying over the data is when changing the disk's size. Hope

Hi all, Do you have any data on how significant a problem this is? I assume 99% of a team's work happens in cf or cf-inc orgs, and forks are temporary in service of PR'ing to a repo in cf or cf-inc.

Hi, Here in the bosh docs https://bosh.io/docs/persistent-disk-fs.html, it is mentioned that if we want to change the filesystem type, we have to change the persistent disk size. Why is the disk

All (especially committers and project leads), Some of the CFF project teams have been working in team specific GH orgs as a way to fork other project team repos that aren't core to their own efforts.

Thanks Tyler...

Hi Arpit - this message is fairly specific to the Cloud Foundry releases, so you might have better luck emailing the cf-dev@... where there's more experience deploying CF and seeing these particular

Dear Team, I have deployed CF as per official doc from cloudfoundry site on vsphere. When I am pushing an app, I am getting below mentioned error Server error, status code: 500, error code:

The version of the manifest isn’t the main issue - you will need to upgrade your bosh director. But it is highly encouraged for you to be regularly upgrading your bosh environments. See

One option is to use the multiple persistent disk feature of bosh - this creates disks and does not format them. http://www.starkandwayne.com/blog/bosh-multiple-disks/

Hi Colleagues, Currently bosh uses ext4 filesystem format by default for the attached persistent disks. Is there a way to specify some other filesystem format (like XFS) in BOSH V1 manifest schema? I

Tips section has details https://bosh.io/docs/bosh-lite.html

Dear Team, We are deploying cloud foundry on vsphere using bosh. We are getting following error on deployment of cf. Can anyone help me with this? Task 56 | 16:37:14 | Updating instance api_z1:

Hello! For those of you that I haven't interacted with yet, I am Swarna Podila, and have been dubbed the Community Manager for CF community. I will make sure we will have plenty of opportunities to

Migration is now complete and things seem fully functional (including search function). Please let me know if you have any issues or concerns. You can take a look at the new interface here, or just

Dear Team, I have deployed cf on bosh lite. But cf is only able to accessable from that server because its based on boshlite. we installed bosh lite from the link https://bosh.io/docs/bosh-lite.html

Hello all, CF-bosh, and all other Cloud Foundry Foundation mailing lists, will be migrating from Mailman to Groups.io on Nov 7th, Tuesday morning, at 9am PST. Migration should take an hour or two,

Hi, Is there any compatibility list of BOSH with vSphere version. Say I am upgrading my vSphere environment then how can I safely say that it won't impact my CF deployment or other deployments

The Tips section of the page you linked to has instructions on how to ssh into the director vm. --Tyler wrote: