I'm pleased to announce the release of the java-buildpack, version 3.4. This release focuses on developer diagnostic tools. - JMX Support with cf ssh - Debugging Support with cf ssh (via Mike

Hi, We are using the `syslog_deamon_config` proprty to stream all of our CF infrastructure logs to an external stack for later processing. We have noticed that operations like `cf

Hi All, We are deploying cloud foundry PAAS on Openstack IAAS. Currently all vm's deployed using bosh have vcap as the username. Devops on call engineers need to login to some of the bosh vm's to

Hi, You can do one or more of these: 1) Start billing epoch just once 2) Compare real application state with the events and provide a compensation logic. We tried this in the Abacus cf-bridge

Great work all! Looking forward to the discussion on the doc! Onsi

It turned out to be dependencies. I removed the *ampq* stuff and added spring-rabbit and now it is working like a charm (still using your simplified bean declaration). Between Maven, Spring, and CF,

Hi, CF-dev community members! Our cross-company team is happy to present a proposal to support direct container-to-container networking and communication. We aim to provide value to developers and

The blob names in the store should match the buildpack key from the buildpacks table in the CCDB. (The key is basically the buildpack guid concatenated with the sha1 hash of the buildpack bits by an

Sorry - misread the question. You're looking for the actual buildpacks instead of the droplets. You can construct the file names from the information in the admin buildpack table. I'll post details

If you're on a new enough level, you can try the droplet download endpoint [1]. [1]: https://apidocs.cloudfoundry.org/225/apps/downloads_the_staged_droplet_for_an_app.html wrote: -- Matthew

Hello, Is there anyway to download the bits of an uploaded buildpack from a Cloud Foundry Installation? Due to an internal mess up we are not able to have one to one mapping from buildpack version to

Hi Hristo, Thank you for your response. If the API does not handle the race condition, it would not be realistic to create a billing epoch safely, especially after providing (commercial) service

Thanks for sharing James.  Renat, cool. We look forward to your feedback. Best, Max — Sent from Mailbox

Oh yeah baby. +1 Andrei, Kirill, please join in. Perhaps we can help with some contributions. From the first look it probably makes sense to get Ksenia to review this. Renat

for reference, this is how kubernetes is categorizing various volumes types and capabilities [1] as discussed on this tweet

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The original problem didn’t look like a missing dependency issue. What’s the exact error and stack trace you are getting after fixing the import to use the spring-rabbitmq ConnectionFactory? Or

The Java Main Container configuration documentation[1] describes the appropriate way to set command line arguments. Configuration can be done either with a fork of the buildpack or an environment

I spoke too soon, I think that is the opposite of what you are looking for, sorry!

Hey! I think the thing you are looking for is the JAVA_OPTS env variable: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/java-buildpack/blob/master/docs/framework-java_opts.md lmukkama(a)cisco.com> wrote: