We are moving towards it! Redis was one of the things we've removed to simplify this. I'll also include some recovery notes since we have improved some behavior there too... yup. recovery notes: we

not sure what is your dns server, but i would make sure that it's in the /etc/resolv.conf inside the vagrant vm.

hey all, i want to highlight two small but important changes we recently made in the director that you could apply to your releases and deployment manifests: (...we are backwards compatible of

I have tried serveal time, but failed, how to solve this DNS issue?

I'm not familiar with that particular blog entry, but the error you mention suggests your YAML file is invalid. Perhaps double check that you're indenting with spaces instead of tabs and using the

If you really, really need the functionality, you could try setting a value greater than 1 (e.g. 2); by code it seems like that hack might help. Wouldn't recommend it in any sort of non-test

I haven't seen any discussions lately about bosh high availability. With the removal of redis from bosh is bosh now more clusterable? Consider the plan below: Database: mysql-release

That looks like a DNS issue, not a proxy issue. If you rerun it immediately again, does it not get further? Sometimes it takes a bit longer to resolve a name, but once resolved it is cached so a

Dear experts: I followed this documentation https://github.com/cloudfoundry/bosh-lite , to try to use bosh-lite to install the cloudfoundry to my Ubuntu 14.04 server,, but failed at the last

Hi, We enabled bosh resurrector on micro bosh director. But we found recreate action never happened for the deployment which has only one job. I found below description from bosh doc: BOSH uses the

Hi Team , is there way without creating new release , can we update new gems for ruby version in any of existing cloud foundry deployment from bosh. For example , our cf installation we are having

I am following this blog: https://ragss.wordpress.com/2015/03/20/cloud-foundry-on-openstack/ I have successfully installed bosh, done the ‘bosh upload stemcell and done the ‘bosh upload release

Juan, great! Will try in the next weeks. In case I have problems I'd gladly accept some indications from your colleagues. : ) MR

Marco, as far as I know, Azure Pack provides the same API than Azure itself. So you won't have to customize or modify the CPI. :) Again, I haven't done this personally, but people at my company did.

Hi Marco, Check this one https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/bosh-azure-cpi-release/blob/master/docs/guidance.md wrote: -- Thanks & Regards Sunil Babu K C +91-81970-35608

HI Marco Check these https://bosh.io/docs/init-azure.html https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/tree/master/bosh-setup This will help out to address

Juan, I apologize, on the preceding message I've made a lot of confusion between Stack and Pack. The whole message should be like this: ------------------- thank you very much.! The Azure Pack path

Hi Dmitriy, thank you for the clarification. I'm aware of the fact that CF runs on Linux, and my question is related to this. Could we use BOSH deploy CF on Linux through our System Center / Hyper-V

Hi Matt, I'm aware of the possibility to have a Diego/garden linux running on a Windows machine. But that's not my problem right now. My problem now is finding a way to deploy the very Cloud Foundry

Thank you Sunil, so, we could for example deploy Azure Pack on a VM and attach it to our running System Center/VMM. Does it require specific changes on a running System Center infrastructure? Could