Thanks, I guessed this would be the recommendation. I was slightly surprised there is no function for this built in. The suggestion about adding routes In a system domain is good too although do you

Hi Hristo, Thank you so much. The script seems to be very useful to me. I will use it and report you if I get any errors. Thank you again. Best regards, Nanduni.

Hi Gwenn, Well I did not know about this 'microPCF'. I found something called MicroCloudFoundry, which I suppose is not available any more. Thank you very much for this valuable information. I will

Hi Hristo, Thank you so much. The script seems to be very useful for me. I will use it and report you if I get any errors. Thank you again. Best regards, Nanduni.

I use a script [1] for restoring my BOSH-lite after computer restart. Basically it starts the VM, adds routes and then targets bosh with specific deployment manifest so BOSH knows what to check

Hello Ramon, I think I remember having seen this message when we used an Local Traffic Manager (F5) as the entrypoint. I could not figure out the root cause, but there obviously went something wrong

Tim, Alternatively, if you don't want to have a separate system domain for whatever reason, I recommend you create a "system" org and space with the admin account and use create-route to reserve any

Hi, Do you have separate system & app domains in your manifest? E.g. properties:   domain: DOMAIN   system_domain: SYSTEM_DOMAIN   app_domains:    - APP_DOMAIN If so you would be able to push

Dr. Nic created the cloudfoundry-community github org but anyone who is a current member of the org can invite others. I've sent you an invite. Please keep in mind that org is not managed by the

Hi, Our application is started by a shell script. So we pushed our application with -c option. It works fine with dea. Application could be started successfully. But when I pushed the application

Hi I am working on cloud foundry and I could create a development bosh release of cloud foundry using the following source: git clone https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cf-release.git (added some rules

Hi Hristo, Thank you so much for the information. Where should I use this command? Is it at workspace/cf-release and workspace/diego-release and then enable Docker support in Cloud Foundry? Best

Btw, if you are just looking to use CF and Diego you can use microPCF https://github.com/pivotal-cf/micropcf

Hi, You can use bosh cloudcheck command to restore the VM state. That saves you the time-consuming part of build/upload/deploy cycle, since it will just restore the processes on the

I have successfully deployed Diego in BOSH-Lite. But this process takes me a long time, nearly an hour. So whenever I shut down and restart my machine, I have to follow this process again and again.

I've got a monolithic CF deployment that has become quite a burden to upgraded because of it's all releases in one manifest nature. I'm currently working on a plan to cleanup and disaggregate and the

Hi Cloud Foundry! We are trying to split the cloud foundry deployment in to multiple deployments. Each CF component will have its own deployment manifest. We are doing this activity in an existing CF.

Try these: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cf-release/blob/master/jobs/cloud_controller_ng/spec#L220-L225 wrote: -- Matthew Sykes matthew.sykes(a)gmail.com

Hi all, We have been testing one of our CF deployments and have found that we can deploy an app bound to the "api" hostname. eg "api.domain.com". It appears that the router then forwards traffic to

Hi. I tried both solutions and have some questions: 1) when I invoke on the host with cc mentioned wget I get: === # wget --server-response --http-user=user --http-password=pass