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Bits Service Proposal
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.
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.
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Simon D Moser
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#3058
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Re: persistence for apps?
Gerne Matthias. :-)
Swift should be an easy way to go if you know the S3 API quite well.
Gerne Matthias. :-)
Swift should be an easy way to go if you know the S3 API quite well.
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Johannes Hiemer <jvhiemer@...>
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#3057
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Re: persistence for apps?
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
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
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Matthias Ender <Matthias.Ender@...>
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#3056
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Re: persistence for apps?
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
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
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Johannes Hiemer <jvhiemer@...>
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#3055
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persistence for apps?
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
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
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Matthias Ender <Matthias.Ender@...>
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#3054
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Diego docker app launch issue with Diego's v0.1443.0
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,
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
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Anuj Jain <anuj17280@...>
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#3053
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Re: cf start of diego enabled app results in status code: 500 -- where to look for logs?
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 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
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Tom Sherrod <tom.sherrod@...>
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#3052
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Re: App Container IP Address assignment on vSphere
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
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
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Eric Malm <emalm@...>
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#3051
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Re: App Container IP Address assignment on vSphere
Ah, sorry, my bad! I assumed Garden for some reason.
Ah, sorry, my bad! I assumed Garden for some reason.
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Will Pragnell <wpragnell@...>
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#3050
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答复: Re: one question about CF security
Thanks for your instant reply.
For example, application need a database service, and the database service locates in the internet.
The application communicate with database service by NAT server,
Thanks for your instant reply.
For example, application need a database service, and the database service locates in the internet.
The application communicate with database service by NAT server,
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姜恩龙jiangenlong <jiangenlong at hxdi.com...>
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#3049
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Re: Import large dataset to Postgres instance in CF
Hi Siva,
1. If you run the PostgreSQL, you likely want to temporarily open the
firewall to load data or get on a jump box of some sort that can access the
database. It's not really a CF
Hi Siva,
1. If you run the PostgreSQL, you likely want to temporarily open the
firewall to load data or get on a jump box of some sort that can access the
database. It's not really a CF
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Nicholas Calugar
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#3048
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Re: one question about CF security
Outbound traffic is not the response, it refers to how your app connect to the outside world.
Outbound traffic is not the response, it refers to how your app connect to the outside world.
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harry zhang
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#3047
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Re: one question about CF security
Inbound is connexion initiate from external, in this case dialog between
app and client is throught the LB / Gorouter
Outbound is connexion initiate from Internal that's mean your app want to
connect
Inbound is connexion initiate from external, in this case dialog between
app and client is throught the LB / Gorouter
Outbound is connexion initiate from Internal that's mean your app want to
connect
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Gwenn Etourneau
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#3046
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Re: one question about CF security
According to your graph, outbound traffic is not the response, it refers to how your app connect to the outside world.
--
Lei Zhang (Harry Zhang)
TEL: (+86) 15157180183
Cloud Team
VLIS
According to your graph, outbound traffic is not the response, it refers to how your app connect to the outside world.
--
Lei Zhang (Harry Zhang)
TEL: (+86) 15157180183
Cloud Team
VLIS
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Zhang Lei <harryzhang@...>
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#3059
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one question about CF security
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Hi,
・ Inbound: From the load balancer through the router to the DEA, then from the DEA to the App Container.
・ Outbound: From the App
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Hi,
・ Inbound: From the load balancer through the router to the DEA, then from the DEA to the App Container.
・ Outbound: From the App
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姜恩龙jiangenlong <jiangenlong at hxdi.com...>
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#3045
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Cloud Foundry Org/Space Metadata Synchronization
As I project requirement, I'm attempting to extend some user preferences about an org/space. The requirement includes basic CRUD operations for these preferences with each preferences being **user
As I project requirement, I'm attempting to extend some user preferences about an org/space. The requirement includes basic CRUD operations for these preferences with each preferences being **user
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Chaskin Saroff <chaskin.saroff@...>
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#3044
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Re: How to use SSL with multi domain
Thanks David/Shannon/Amit - this will solve my problem.
Thanks David/Shannon/Amit - this will solve my problem.
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Anuj Jain <anuj17280@...>
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#3043
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[abacus] Slight change to the summary and charge functions
Previously, the summary and charge functions only received the quantity/cost and query time. This caused issues with the query time fell outside of the specific window in time-based metrics.
These
Previously, the summary and charge functions only received the quantity/cost and query time. This caused issues with the query time fell outside of the specific window in time-based metrics.
These
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Benjamin Cheng
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#3042
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Re: How to use SSL with multi domain
If you don't want to host the CF certs on your own load balancer, skip
HAProxy and terminate SSL at the Gorouter. In this scenario HAProxy is an
unnecessary network hop. Gorouter also only supports
If you don't want to host the CF certs on your own load balancer, skip
HAProxy and terminate SSL at the Gorouter. In this scenario HAProxy is an
unnecessary network hop. Gorouter also only supports
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Shannon Coen
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#3041
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Re: Import large dataset to Postgres instance in CF
Hi Nick,
Your Option 1(Using psql CLI) is not possible since there is a firewall
that only allows connection from CF apps to postgres DB. Apps like psql CLI
that are outside of CF have no access to
Hi Nick,
Your Option 1(Using psql CLI) is not possible since there is a firewall
that only allows connection from CF apps to postgres DB. Apps like psql CLI
that are outside of CF have no access to
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Siva Balan <mailsiva@...>
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#3040
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