According to this code https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/garden-linux/blob/master/linux_container/limits.go#L74-L75, memory.limit_in_bytes and memory.memsw.limit_in_bytes are set to the same

According to this code https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/garden-linux/blob/master/linux_container/limits.go#L74-L75

Hi Giovanni, You could take a look at this project that IBM recently open sourced, it does memory based scaling, and is written in Java. https://github.com/cfibmers/open-Autoscaler Also note that

I suspect that you probably want to look at streaming metrics from doppler, rather than polling metrics from some other sources like inside the container or an API call. This project has some sample

Multiple ports are on the way. As is TCP Routing, which should allow HTTPS termination at the container.

wrote: Yes. HTTPS is not available at the application layer. HTTPS is typically terminated at the load balancer or at the gorouter. Thus traffic flow looks like this: Browser -> HTTPS -> LB ->

Duncan Winn, of Pivotal, has a book out about Getting Started with Cloud Foundry. http://shop.oreilly.com/product/mobile/0636920042501.do Matt Stine has a great reading list on microservices that you

Hi everybody, i'm studying Cloud Foundry PaaS for my thesis in Computer Science and one of the point i have to develop with this platform is tho project and then develop an external application,

That book is a classic overview by a very knowledgeable person ( Cal Henderson co-founded Flickr and now Slack). I'm sure the general strategies and thinking are still relevant. That said, if you are

Having read BSWS I can say that the examples will probably be somewhat out of date -- ten years is a geologically long at technology's pace! For example, the development environment chapter describes

I was looking around for the same. It's interesting that this has not yet gained more attraction. I (naively) thought that using Hazelcast in a CloudFoundry cluster should be quite simple to do, but

Hi all, I want to clarify if HTTPS is supported in CF. As I have tried to deploy using buildpacks, it only exposes HTTP transport. I need to know whether this is a limitation in CF

Hi do you recommend reading the book http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596102357.do for deployment on CF? I hope this book is not outdated. What other print book do you recommend? Lukas

Both HM analyzer and gorouter try to start a debug server serving on port 17001, so if you try to colocate them without any reconfiguration, you'll hit this port collision. I don't know if the port

Hi We are using cf-231 and trying to reduce the number of Cf VMs. Tried combining router and hm9000 But after combining, we are getting the following error. Tried redeploying freshly , but no luck..

Nice, Thanks :) Cheers, Padma This e-mail may contain trade secrets or privileged, undisclosed, or otherwise confidential information. If you have received this e-mail in error, you are hereby

Deis, Great ! I can contribute that :) -- Taichi Nakashima 2016年3月26日(土) 14:28 taichi nakashima <nsd22843(a)gmail.com>:

Padma Thank you for testing. or not. It ends abruptly and need to run ‘cf –v’ to know the status. Added message after successfully update :) -- Taichi Nakashima 2016年3月26日(土) 10:59

Hi Taichi, Nice plug-in! I have created a proposal to support such a feature in the CLI itself. I received some internal feedback from security people who had concerns that publishing digitally

Hi, I'd like to introduce a set of new attributes to app manifests to support the specification of HTTP routes with paths, TCP routes and application ports. I am also exploring a new way of