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Re: Using dynamic networks on aws
Out of curiosity any reason why not to use first class azs?
Out of curiosity any reason why not to use first class azs?
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Dmitriy Kalinin
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#1925
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Re: Using dynamic networks on aws
Hi,
I understand the problem with my deployment now, I have to specify
either a availability_zone
in the cloud properties of the vm_type or az the property on the instance
group for 'first class' az
Hi,
I understand the problem with my deployment now, I have to specify
either a availability_zone
in the cloud properties of the vm_type or az the property on the instance
group for 'first class' az
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Jatin Naik
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#1924
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Re: Using dynamic networks on aws
Hi Dmitriy,
Thanks for getting back.
It doesn't seem to work for me for me even without the availability_zone in
the network section.
I had the impression that availability_zone is optional in the
Hi Dmitriy,
Thanks for getting back.
It doesn't seem to work for me for me even without the availability_zone in
the network section.
I had the impression that availability_zone is optional in the
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Jatin Naik
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#1923
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Re: Using dynamic networks on aws
hey,
here is a simple example of cloud config: http://bosh.io/docs/aws-cpi.html#cloud-config
availability_zone goes into azs section, not on a network.
once you ve defined azs, you should also
hey,
here is a simple example of cloud config: http://bosh.io/docs/aws-cpi.html#cloud-config
availability_zone goes into azs section, not on a network.
once you ve defined azs, you should also
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By
Dmitriy Kalinin
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#1922
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Nagios Plugin
Hey guys I know that maybe many of you still use nagios somewhere, so if
you have deployments of nagios combined with AWS I have created a nagios
plugin in golang to monitor Cloudwatch metrics that I
Hey guys I know that maybe many of you still use nagios somewhere, so if
you have deployments of nagios combined with AWS I have created a nagios
plugin in golang to monitor Cloudwatch metrics that I
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By
Leandro David Cacciagioni
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#1921
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Using dynamic networks on aws
hi,
I am trying to compose a manifest with network type as dynamic on aws. I
have a manifest which is similar to the one described in
https://bosh.io/docs/networks#dynamic.
I am getting an
hi,
I am trying to compose a manifest with network type as dynamic on aws. I
have a manifest which is similar to the one described in
https://bosh.io/docs/networks#dynamic.
I am getting an
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By
Jatin Naik
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#1920
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Re: Can't find dependency
Line "autoreconf -fvi" seems to fail to find autoreconf on path. You may
have to add "export PATH=$PATH:/var/vcap/packages/autoconf/bin" to your
dynomite package.
Line "autoreconf -fvi" seems to fail to find autoreconf on path. You may
have to add "export PATH=$PATH:/var/vcap/packages/autoconf/bin" to your
dynomite package.
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By
Dmitriy Kalinin
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#1919
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Can't find dependency
I have a packaging file (autoconf) that looks like this:
# abort script on any command that exits with a non zero value
set -e
set -x
PREFIX=${BOSH_INSTALL_TARGET}
export
I have a packaging file (autoconf) that looks like this:
# abort script on any command that exits with a non zero value
set -e
set -x
PREFIX=${BOSH_INSTALL_TARGET}
export
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Alex Njaastad
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#1918
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Bosh stemcell Ubuntu Ruby, in conflict with /var/vcap/bosh/lib/ruby (LoadError)
Hi
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39106872/bosh-stemcell-ubuntu-ruby-in-conflict-with-var-vcap-bosh-lib-ruby-loaderror
Lukas
Hi
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39106872/bosh-stemcell-ubuntu-ruby-in-conflict-with-var-vcap-bosh-lib-ruby-loaderror
Lukas
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By
Lukas Lehner <weblehner@...>
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#1917
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Re: bosh-init deploy failes with 'No valid placement found for disks'
Turns out the problem is this:
datastore_pattern:
The RH syntax is not documented. I guessed '/regex/' and /regex/ but it turns out the regex is neither quoted or // delimited. e.g.
Turns out the problem is this:
datastore_pattern:
The RH syntax is not documented. I guessed '/regex/' and /regex/ but it turns out the regex is neither quoted or // delimited. e.g.
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By
Neil Watson
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#1916
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Re: How to debug the VM recreation
Do we have any information in bosh or bosh director side?
I tried to reproduce it by running the test again but it's not reproduced right now.
And yes, we are running some performance testing on this
Do we have any information in bosh or bosh director side?
I tried to reproduce it by running the test again but it's not reproduced right now.
And yes, we are running some performance testing on this
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Stanley Shen
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#1915
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Re: How to debug the VM recreation
you can try to disable resurrection (bosh vm resurrection off) and wait
until agent becomes unresponsive. as long as you have iaas level ssh
capability you can get on the box and debug from there. we
you can try to disable resurrection (bosh vm resurrection off) and wait
until agent becomes unresponsive. as long as you have iaas level ssh
capability you can get on the box and debug from there. we
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Dmitriy Kalinin
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#1914
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How to debug the VM recreation
Hello all
I am having a VM which is recreated often under one testing.
I was trying to check what causes the recreation but I got no clue yet.
If there are any hint how to check this?
Hello all
I am having a VM which is recreated often under one testing.
I was trying to check what causes the recreation but I got no clue yet.
If there are any hint how to check this?
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Stanley Shen
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#1913
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Bosh Lite ip routing
Hi,
I am running Bosh Lite on AWS and I can't get ip routing running so that I can access container IPs from outside the Bosh Lite VM. My setup looks like this:
- My Bosh Lite VM with IP
Hi,
I am running Bosh Lite on AWS and I can't get ip routing running so that I can access container IPs from outside the Bosh Lite VM. My setup looks like this:
- My Bosh Lite VM with IP
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Janke, Thomas <thomas.janke@...>
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#1912
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Re: bosh-init deploy failes with 'No valid placement found for disks'
I'm certain that the ESX host has access to those datastores. The directory was using one of them before when it was hard coded to use just the one. Then I changed the pattern so it would match all
I'm certain that the ESX host has access to those datastores. The directory was using one of them before when it was hard coded to use just the one. Then I changed the pattern so it would match all
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Neil Watson
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#1910
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Re: bosh-init deploy failes with 'No valid placement found for disks'
I'm certain that the Vsphere cluster has access to all of those datastores.
I'm certain that the Vsphere cluster has access to all of those datastores.
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By
Neil Watson
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#1911
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Re: bosh-init deploy failes with 'No valid placement found for disks'
I believe it means that of the datastores you've specified for bosh disks, none are accessible by the ESX host that you tried to build the bosh director on. You might need to specify the
I believe it means that of the datastores you've specified for bosh disks, none are accessible by the ESX host that you tried to build the bosh director on. You might need to specify the
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Geoff Franks <geoff@...>
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#1909
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bosh-init deploy failes with 'No valid placement found for disks'
What does this error mean and how can I fix it?
Starting registry... Finished (00:00:00)
Uploading stemcell 'bosh-vsphere-esxi-ubuntu-trusty-go_agent/3262.5'... Failed (00:00:08)
Stopping registry...
What does this error mean and how can I fix it?
Starting registry... Finished (00:00:00)
Uploading stemcell 'bosh-vsphere-esxi-ubuntu-trusty-go_agent/3262.5'... Failed (00:00:08)
Stopping registry...
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By
Neil Watson
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#1908
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Re: Bosh scale up process
Thanks Ronak.
I didn't mean cf releases. I am deploying databases in bosh. So when i try to increase the instance number in a deployment yaml file and redeploy it, bosh restarts the instances and
Thanks Ronak.
I didn't mean cf releases. I am deploying databases in bosh. So when i try to increase the instance number in a deployment yaml file and redeploy it, bosh restarts the instances and
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Sundarajan Srinivasan
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#1907
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Re: Bosh scale up process
Hi Sundar,
If you are referring to cf release jobs than they already have drain
scripts which take care of clean shutdown and restart . so if you have
sufficient amount of instances running , to keep
Hi Sundar,
If you are referring to cf release jobs than they already have drain
scripts which take care of clean shutdown and restart . so if you have
sufficient amount of instances running , to keep
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By
Ronak Banka
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#1906
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