Mark an application instance as not ready via API
Mathias Essenpreis
Hi, Is it possible to tell the cloud controller via API and with this the GoRouter that a certain instance of an app is not able/ready to receive any new requests? Meaning that the GoRouter would not forward any new requests to this instance.
Other way round: Is it possible to remove single app instances from a route? I think it isn’t, didn’t find an API call for it. Other way round #2: Would it be possible to give an application an application a grace time in which it will not be targeted with new requests for a period of time where it could e.g. update itself or do other housekeeping things
Regards, Mathias
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CF CLI v6.42.0 Released Today
Magesh Kumar Murali <mmurali@...>
Hey everyone, The CF CLI team released cf CLI v6.42.0 today; please see release notes for full details. Highlights IncludeSpace to Space Policy storySupports a Container to Container feature for
Note:
Services-related RefactorsImportant Note: We've discovered that for commands we've refactored previously, the CLI started incorrectly allowing for additional arguments to be passed in commands, which are silently ignored. Moving forward, if you provide additional arguments to a command, the command will fail with a meaningful message. We plan on making a global change in a future major release of the CLI. details In order to prepare for a upcoming service-related feature, the Services API team in London refactored the following commands. User-facing changes include: Updating output where necessary and flavor text to promote consistently as described in our style guide Minor Enhancements
Bugs
Plugin UpdatesContributors: Thomas Viehman, Jennifer Spinney, Will Murphy, Magesh Kumar Murali, Abby Chau, SAPI Team (Big thanks to the SAPI team for providing the services-related refactors, along with some services-related bug fixes), Container to Container Networking Team (huge thanks for providing the pull requests for the C2C feature) Note: The minimum version of the CC API this CF CLI release is compatible with is CC API v2.100.0. See our minimum supported version policy for more information. Thanks, CF CLI Team
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Re: Implementation of Joomla in Cloud Foundry
#cf
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gtobon@...
Hello partners.
Thank you very much for your answers and the contribution to the concern. But then, we can say that it is better not to implement the theme of Jommla in CF, according to what I see it is that it is very complex and does not have support anymore.
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Need feedback: Contributor activity at CF Summit NA
bcc'ing +CF Developers Mailing List Dear Cloud Foundry Contributors, Some of the community folks suggested hosting a contributor specific set of activities at Cloud Foundry Summit in April at Philadelphia. We think that this is a great suggestion and would love to organize activities that bring more value to contributors. Please share your feedback on the following (and add anything else you can think of) that will help us make this a valuable event at Summit:
Or, if there is any other feedback or suggestions, please let us know. Thank you. -- Swarna Podila (she/her) Senior Director, Community | Cloud Foundry FoundationYou can read more about pronouns here, or please ask if you'd like to find out more.
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Re: Implementation of Joomla in Cloud Foundry
#cf
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I managed to get it mostly working on a recent CF with the latest PHP buildpack, but to echo Paul's comments, Joomla is not very cloud native. It relies heavily on configuration files which makes processing VCAP_SERVICES a hassle, and relocating the persistent data directories is a bit of a hassle. Good luck! TT
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CF CAB 2018 Feedback survey - 3 questions (2 minutes max)
Michael Maximilien
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I will close this in a couple of weeks and present results in Feb CAB call.
Please take 2 minutes to answer so we can hear your feedback and make 2019 the best CAB year.
Thanks,
------ dr.max ibm ☁ silicon valley, ca maximilien.org
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Re: Implementation of Joomla in Cloud Foundry
#cf
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#loggregator
I used to run Joomla on Stackato. It worked great, but we needed to do a bit of hackery to set up the configuration files properly and we needed to use a persistent filesystem service. This is the old sample app repo:
https://github.com/Stackato-Apps/joomla-cms It's a pretty old version of Joomla, and it would not work on a modern CF without some modification (e.g. the manifest is invalid). Unless Joomla has changed how it handles storage, your CF will need a Volume Service for persisting files across instances and restarts as mentioned above. TT
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NOTICE : [php-buildpack] End of PHP 5.x and 7.0.x support after 2019-02-10
Elliott Shanks
The first release of the PHP buildpack after February 10, 2019 will no longer include any versions of PHP 5.x or 7.0.x. These PHP versions are no longer supported upstream [1]. Please migrate your PHP apps to supported versions of PHP before that time. [1] http://php.net/supported-versions.php Thanks, Elliott Shanks, CF Buildpacks PM
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NOTICE : [dotnet-core-buildpack] End of .NET Core 2.0.x support after 2019-02-10
Elliott Shanks
The first release of the .NET Core buildpack after February 10, 2019 will no longer include any versions of .NET Core 2.0.x. These .NET Core versions are no longer supported upstream [1]. Please migrate your .NET Core apps to supported versions of .NET Core before that time. For further information about selecting a version, see https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/buildpacks/dotnet-core/index.html#dotnet-sdk [1] https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/master/microsoft-support.md Thanks, Elliott Shanks, CF Buildpacks PM
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CF CAB call for January is this Wednesday 16th @ 8a PST
Michael Maximilien
Hi, all, First all HNY 2019! Hope it started well for you. Quick reminder that the CAB call for January (first one for 2019) is next Wednesday January 16th @ 8a PST. We will have our regular PMCs highlights and two talks: 1. Updates on the MultiApps CF-Extensions project by Nikolay Valchev of SAP [1] 2. Updates on CF Routing / Istio by Shannon Coen of Pivotal All other info in agenda here [0]. Zoom soon. Best, dr.max ibm ☁ silicon valley, ca
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Re: Implementation of Joomla in Cloud Foundry
#cf
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gtobon@...
hello thank you very much ... I'll review it and try
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Re: Implementation of Joomla in Cloud Foundry
#cf
#service
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Warren, Paul <Paul.Warren@...>
I personally have never heard of anyone running Joomla on a CF platform. That definitely doesn't mean it hasn't been done or is not possible though. Unlike
Wordpress I don't think it stores content on the filesystem so I guess the question is how "cloud-native" is it. Would you, for example, be able to "cf scale -i" it once pushed? If it won't support that, would it work running it at scale 1?
If you have pre-existing assets that just happen to have been created using Joomla then another option would be to re-create these assets using the Spring framework and I specifically draw your attention to Spring Boot, Spring Data and the community project
Spring Content that allows you to build cloud-native CMS against the backend of your choice. These would be 100% cloud-native and operate very nicely in CF. The downside of this approach is that it is much more developer-oriented and, in general, the work
to recreate the site would be a little bit of Spring/Java, quite a lot of UI. As I say probably only appropriate if you are looking to be pre-existing assets forward. Not appropriate if you are looking to hand Joomla accounts out to end users to create their
own sites.
Just my $10
_Paul
From: cf-dev@... [cf-dev@...] on behalf of gtobon@... [gtobon@...]
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2019 8:55 AM To: cf-dev@... Subject: [cf-dev] Implementation of Joomla in Cloud Foundry #cf #service #loggregator [EXTERNAL EMAIL] Greetings.
I am a current user of SAP and I am very interested in starting with the use of SAP CLOUD PLATFORM, but I need to know if there is currently an add-on in Cloud Foundry for Joomla or I can migrate Joomla to this platform.
If possible, you can tell me how I can do it.
Thank you very much and I'm still pending.
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Re: Implementation of Joomla in Cloud Foundry
#cf
#service
#loggregator
Daniel Mikusa
Cloud Foundry has a PHP buildpack which can be used to run pretty much any PHP application. I've not personally used it to run Joomla, but it can run Wordpress and Drupal so I think that Joomla should be possible too. As for how, I would suggest that you start by trying to just `cf push` Joomla and see what happens. You can get pretty far that way. Then just work through any errors you hit, like you might need to enable some PHP extensions or tie in a database. Also, check out the Wordpress example here. Using Joomla should be pretty similar.
On Thu, Jan 10, 2019 at 11:55 AM <gtobon@...> wrote:
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Happy new year, from the Cloud Foundry API (CAPI) team!
Christine (Lee) Yeh <clee@...>
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Implementation of Joomla in Cloud Foundry
#cf
#service
#loggregator
gtobon@...
Greetings.
I am a current user of SAP and I am very interested in starting with the use of SAP CLOUD PLATFORM, but I need to know if there is currently an add-on in Cloud Foundry for Joomla or I can migrate Joomla to this platform.
If possible, you can tell me how I can do it.
Thank you very much and I'm still pending.
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Add MapR client as framework to the java buildpack
#cf
ramandeep.singh@...
To use MapR (like the MapR-DB, MapR Streams or MapR filesystem) the client application needs client libraries stored in the filesystem. I created a fork of the official java buildpack for cloud foundry. In this fork I added the MapR client as framework component. Are there any possibilities to integrate this fork with the original java buildpack?
For our company it would be much easier to just use the official java buildpack without the need to rebase the fork each time the java buildpack gets any updates. Also everyone else who wants to use MapR from a java application inside Cloud Foundry would benefit from this solution. Best regards Raman Singh
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CF Dev Usage & Feedback
Samuel Dawson
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CF Dev 0.0.13 now available
Samuel Dawson
Hi All, We are excited to let you know that version 0.0.13 of CF Dev is now available. This version brings significant performance improvements to start times and reduces the memory and storage requirements:
We would very much like to hear your feedback. Please reply directly to this email thread, or to the 3 question survey to follow. Best, Sam -- Product Manager taking over for Scott 👋 Samuel Dawson Product Manager Pivotal R&D NYC
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Re: Alfred workflow for Cloud Foundry
Chip Childers <cchilders@...>
very cool!
On Fri, Jan 4, 2019 at 8:52 AM Fouad Hamdi <fhamdi@...> wrote:
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Alfred workflow for Cloud Foundry
Fouad Hamdi <fhamdi@...>
Hi there, I've written a personal project that may be of some interest for people using Alfred 3 and Cloud Foundry: it is a simple workflow that uses some of the API endpoints and may save some typing. If you're interested in it, don't hesitate to send me your feedback, I will probably extend it with other features. Here is the link: https://github.com/fouadh/alfred-cloudfoundry Best regards (and happy new year !) Fouad
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