That does makes sense. Especially since I'm seeing a consistent percentage. At one point, one app was getting 100% throughput and another was only getting 75%. So maybe one of the dopplers didn't have

We are running with 2 zones, 2 loggregators in each zone. I thought the same thing. Stopping all but one loggregator showed the same results. If it helps, yesterday I was seeing 75% of the logs

v210 has quite a few bugs in this area. One fairly major one is a connection leak [1] in the syslog_drain_binder component. When this happens, changes to the syslog drain bindings do not make their

Hi Michael First question that springs to mind when I see ~50% - how many zones are you running as part of your setup? ("every other log" sounds like a round-robin to something dead or

The system is currently running ~200 apps and they all bind to an external syslog drain.

Loggregator appears to be dropping logs without notice. I'm noticing about 50% of the logs do not make it to our external log service. If I tail the logs using "cf logs ...", all logs are visible.

Hi Mohamed and Dr. Max, I fully support this effort. By having Swagger based “Application Interface” capability as part of the overall CF PaaS platform would be very useful for the CF community as

I often take the following approach to debugging issues like this: * Open two shell sessions to your failing VM using bosh ssh, and switch to superuser * In one session, `watch monit summary`. You

Thanks Dieu, honestly I was just trying to find an angle to bargain for a bit more time. :) Three months is generous. But six months would be glorious. :) After the CAB call this month we got

Here's the output from those commands: https://gist.github.com/MrEnzyme/36592831b1c46d44f007 Soon after running those I noticed that the container loses its IPv4 address shortly after coming up and

hi Anna, Can you elaborate a little bit about what you are referring to? I'm not quite sure what you are asking. Filip wrote:

Hello, � � We are using cf product in development. The question relates to uaa, if you coordinate in research will be very appreciated. What are the benefits why CF UAA uses DNS in routes management

Hello, We are using cf product in development. The question relates to uaa, if you coordinate in research will be very appreciated. What are the benefits why CF UAA uses DNS in routes management in

Hi, Would you be interested in acquiring the list of users using RSA Security Analytics? We also have some authentic data of other Cloud Computing, ERP, PLM, Analytics software users too. Job

Guillaume, I'm not aware of any plans for secure memory wiping specifically, but I can say that another track of security work is one of several candidates for the next phase of work on Garden after

I'm using cf version 6.12.1

Chris, thanks for bringing up this important security topic. In terms of secrets an app is handling and carrying, I'd think its code has generally limited sensitivity (e.g credentials or API key

@James, who add the headers? "x-forwarded-for":"CLIENT_REAL_IP, CLOUD_FOUNDRY_IP", "x-forwarded-proto":"https" the load balancer or the GoRouter?

The message indicates this problem is unrelated to security groups. You would get something like "host not found" instead of "connection refused". Which version of CF are you using? Can you curl a

Hi James, Now, understood your technical explanation: "the standard way to do this is to terminate SSL at a load balancer, which then forwards to the CF routing tier. the hop between the load