The consul server cluster will be part of the cf-release deployment. This Diego deployment will be talking to the consul server cluster in the cf-release deployment. wrote:

Hello Ricky, I see that you're trying to run etcd in SSL mode, but I do not see a consul server instance in your instance list. Are you deploying a consul server job? - Adrian

Hi Amit I could login now after deleting the hosts file.. Sorry for bothering you regarding this.. I could see the config changes in haproxy.ctmpl.erb and haproxy.conf.erb after logging into the

Hi Patrick, The basic design philosophy is for all logging and metric data to be transported by Loggregator to the firehose. At that point the design intent is to filter as appropriate. Sorry, but

Hi Amit We tried building a cf bosh release after adding extra rules specific to our application in the following 2 files haproxy.ctmpl.erb (found this in cf-231 only, dint see it in

Thank you Amit. It worked by changing the port to 17010. Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2016 11:10 PM To: Nithiyasri Gnanasekaran -X (ngnanase - TECH MAHINDRA LIM at Cisco) <ngnanase(a)cisco.com> Cc:

We will migrate to CF release 233 soon. And the /varz support will be sunset from HM9000 and DEA. We are planning to migrate our monitoring tools from via VARZ to via firehose. However, we don't know

Hi Jim, I pulled the source code of Datadog nozzle. Datadog nozzle is also get all drain data from traffic controller and then do filter in the nozzle. The nozzle still receive all drain data from

Hi, Can you please help me out with "How to use cloud foundry services?".I have deployed Cloud foundry on my local machine and I am trying to deploy Node js application that requires MongoDb data

Can be security groups, network configuration and so on.. wrote:

Hi I'm currently working on CF deploy to AWS Seoul region. While I deploy Cloud Foundry 233 release, the compilation ec2 instances are keep terminated by bosh with ERROR message "Failed: execution

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