Hello, How can I disable HTTP transport of my Spring application deployed to Pivotal Web Services? I would like my application be available only through HTTPS transport. When I run my application

Thanks Ben for sharing details of this important effort with the community. In the light of the ongoing implementation for the v2 cf-java-client implementation, does the Java experience team feels

Dan, It seems to me that there is more than one cause of this problem. I have done the following: 1. upgraded cf CLI from 6.12 to 6.13 2.cf set-health-check MY_APP_NAME none 3. set

Hi, I am investigating the doppler issue on CFv212 that sending logs to the external logging service with syslog protocol fails. As my understanding, the following messages are supposed to be

Thanks Amit for your suggestions. Let you know after regenerating the manifest again.

Regenerate your manifest.

Okay Amit. Yaa, I changed my CF Version from v202 to v210. Could you share that metron_agent.deployment property of the manifest which is required in v210? Thanks.

Parthiban, Your log.txt shows that you're using cf-release version 210, but your subject message says you're trying v202. Perhaps you've checked out v202 of cf-release and used the spiff tooling to

I have created the manifest file using SPIFF tool. Any issues with that?

I'm happy to announce the availability of CF Abacus v0.0.2-rc.2 (incubating). Abacus provides usage metering and aggregation for Cloud Foundry services and app runtimes. This release candidate is

OK, so really sorry this took me so long to investigate, but I think I've found the issue. Ubuntu has these "language packs" and in order for gettext to work the system has to have that language pack

Can anyone tell me or point me to some documentation about how hm9k actually determines application health?

Yeah I agree, but am in the same boat I don't really have much free time. It would be awesome to have a service broker marketplace of some sort. And I didn't even know your s3 service broker

How did you create your manifest in the first place? wrote:

After trying the suggestions, now its throws the following error, Started preparing configuration > Binding configuration. Failed: Error filling in template `metron_agent.json.erb' for

Jim, When you're sending requests to `api.system-domain`, you're talking to the Cloud Controller. I'd suggest you start by taking a look at the Cloud Controller logs. You can grab them with `bosh

The default org quota you're seeing is defined here [1] I believe you can configure it by specifying the name of the quota you would like to have as the default quota in your manifest. For

CF Version: 215 Description: My push command is `cf push myapp -p myapp.war -m 512m -t 120` and I got the error message "Error uploading application". The detail trace log is as

Loggregator doesn't store any logs. The most it does is maintain a buffer as mentioned above which is defaulted to 100 lines of logs. If you wish to store logs you can forward them to third-party

Phew! We spent the last few weeks reworking our cluster internals and build process to bring you the best Lattice yet. Functionally, this is not a big release, but the changes give us a noticeably