Hey Mike, I'm discussing with the PWS teams if there's a good way to announce that info. Best, Amit

Excellent. Please make sure to comment, if you have any. We want to address all by YE (BTW, thanks Amit for your comments). Best, Max — Sent from Mailbox wrote:

Thanks Piotr, aggregation within consumer by the resource Id is also something we would like to access - for example to determine that application used two different version of node. OK so then that

Agree with swift solution, Swift is S3 compatible ( https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Swift/APIFeatureComparison) and you can use the EC2 to get credential amazon like (Access Key, Secret

The main aggregation needed is at the resource type, however the aggregation within consumer by the resource Id is also something we would like to access - for example to determine that application

yes, that one would hit the spot! Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2015 2:29 PM To: Discussions about Cloud Foundry projects and the system overall. <cf-dev(a)lists.cloudfoundry.org> Subject: [cf-dev]

Matthias, Have you seen Dr. Max's proposal for apps with persistence: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A1PVnwB7wdzrWq2ZTjNrDFULlmyTUSsOuWeih8kdUtw/edit#heading=h.vfuwctflv5u2 It looks like

Hey Dieu, I appreciate the response. It sounds like keeping this data synchronized in real time is just not practical at the moment. Thanks, Chaskin

Hi Siva, We've been working at Orange on a solution which dumps of an existing db to an S3-compatible endpoint and then reimports from the S3 bucket into a db instance (see mailing list announce in

Hi Chaskin, There is not a webhook or similar functionality currently available in CF to hook into changing of user roles or deletions of orgs and spaces. I have heard interest in such functionality

Hi Rajesh, I don't believe there are any correlations between memory quota and the implications on routes or services. I think this varies widely based on what your app is. For example a node app

Hi Eric, Thanks for the detailed explanation! Makes perfect sense as the network pool was calculated to be 10.254.0.0/22 and not 10.254.0.0/24. Regards Daya

Hi everybody, We have been putting together a proposal for a "bits service" - basically a service that will take bits (packages, droplets, etc) and provide upload/download capabilities for those.

Gerne Matthias. :-) Swift should be an easy way to go if you know the S3 API quite well.

Danke, Johannes. We actually have an implementation that uses S3, but want to also be able to also support openstack, on-premise. Rather than re-implementing in swift, nfs would be an easier path

Hi Mathias, the assumption you have is wrong. There are two issues regarding your suggestion: 1) you don't have any control on the cf side (client) over nfs in warden containers. As far as I know

We are looking at solutions to persist and share directory-type information among a couple of apps within our application stack. NFS comes to mind. How would one go about that? A manifest modification

Hi, I deployed the latest CF v226 with Diego v0.1443.0 - I was able to successfully upgrade both deployments and verified that CF is working as expected. currently seeing problem with Diego while

Hi Eric, Thanks for the pointers. `bosh vms` -- all running Only 1 api vm running. cloud_controller_ng.log is almost constantly being updated. Below is the 500 error

Hi, Daya, Based on https://github.com/cloudfoundry/warden/blob/master/warden/lib/warden/config.rb#L207-L216, the warden server uses the values of the network.pool_start_address and network.pool_size