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Re: Request for Multibuildpack Use Cases
Mike, this is so buildpacks can be composed together.
For example, if a user want to use NodeJS to compile Javascript assets for
a Java app (yes, there always Maven support, but some have different
Mike, this is so buildpacks can be composed together.
For example, if a user want to use NodeJS to compile Javascript assets for
a Java app (yes, there always Maven support, but some have different
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JT Archie <jarchie@...>
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#4551
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Re: Remarks about the “confab” wrapper for consul
Orchestrating a raft cluster in a way that requires no manual intervention
is incredibly difficult. We write the PID file late for a specific
Orchestrating a raft cluster in a way that requires no manual intervention
is incredibly difficult. We write the PID file late for a specific
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Amit Kumar Gupta
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#4550
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Re: cf stop not sending SIGTERM
Thanks! This was happening in JBP v3.3.1, I just tested with JBPv 3.6 and it's working.
Thanks! This was happening in JBP v3.3.1, I just tested with JBPv 3.6 and it's working.
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Will Tran
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#4549
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Re: Doppler/Firehose - Multiline Log Entry
Finally got around to testing this. Preliminary testing show that "\u2028"
doesn't function as a new line character in bash and causes eclipse console
to wig out. I don't think "\u2028" is a viable
Finally got around to testing this. Preliminary testing show that "\u2028"
doesn't function as a new line character in bash and causes eclipse console
to wig out. I don't think "\u2028" is a viable
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By
Mike Youngstrom <youngm@...>
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#4548
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[PROPOSAL]: Removing ability to specify npm version
Hi all,
The buildpacks team would like to propose a change to the nodejs buildpack.
It was recently brought to our attention in this
Hi all,
The buildpacks team would like to propose a change to the nodejs buildpack.
It was recently brought to our attention in this
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John Shahid
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#4547
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Re: Staging and Runtime Hooks Feature Narrative
An interesting proposal. Any thoughts about this proposal in relation to
multi-buildpacks [0]? How many of the use cases for this feature go away
in lue of multi-buildpack support? I think it would
An interesting proposal. Any thoughts about this proposal in relation to
multi-buildpacks [0]? How many of the use cases for this feature go away
in lue of multi-buildpack support? I think it would
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By
Mike Youngstrom <youngm@...>
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#4546
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Re: Request for Multibuildpack Use Cases
This seems to be yet another way to extend buildpacks with out forking to
go along with [0] and [1]. My only hope is that all these newly proposed
extension mechanisms come together in a simple,
This seems to be yet another way to extend buildpacks with out forking to
go along with [0] and [1]. My only hope is that all these newly proposed
extension mechanisms come together in a simple,
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By
Mike Youngstrom <youngm@...>
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#4545
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Re: Remarks about the “confab” wrapper for consul
Actually, doing some further tests, I realize a mere 'join' is definitely not enough.
Instead, you need to restore the raft/peers.json on each one of the 3 consul server nodes:
monit stop
Actually, doing some further tests, I realize a mere 'join' is definitely not enough.
Instead, you need to restore the raft/peers.json on each one of the 3 consul server nodes:
monit stop
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By
Benjamin Gandon
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#4544
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Re: AUFS bug in Linux kernel
Very neat!
Thanks a lot Eric.
Very neat!
Thanks a lot Eric.
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By
Benjamin Gandon
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#4543
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Remarks about the “confab” wrapper for consul
Hi cf devs,
I’m running a CF deployment with redundancy, and I just experienced my consul servers not being able to elect any leader.
That’s a VERY frustrating situation that keeps the whole CF
Hi cf devs,
I’m running a CF deployment with redundancy, and I just experienced my consul servers not being able to elect any leader.
That’s a VERY frustrating situation that keeps the whole CF
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By
Benjamin Gandon
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#4542
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Re: AUFS bug in Linux kernel
Hi, Benjamin,
Yes, the BOSH-Lite boxes with kernel 3.19.0-40 through 3.19.0-50 are all
susceptible to the AUFS bug. Kernel versions 3.19.0-51 and later will be
fine, and I believe the earliest
Hi, Benjamin,
Yes, the BOSH-Lite boxes with kernel 3.19.0-40 through 3.19.0-50 are all
susceptible to the AUFS bug. Kernel versions 3.19.0-51 and later will be
fine, and I believe the earliest
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By
Eric Malm <emalm@...>
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#4541
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Re: AUFS bug in Linux kernel
Hi,
Sorry for the late up, but would this hit bosh-lite too?
Because after it has run for a while, I’m experiencing severe similar issues with the 53 garden containers I use in Bosh-Lite.
Config
Hi,
Sorry for the late up, but would this hit bosh-lite too?
Because after it has run for a while, I’m experiencing severe similar issues with the 53 garden containers I use in Bosh-Lite.
Config
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By
Benjamin Gandon
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#4540
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CPU weight of application
Hello,
According to code
https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/nsync/blob/01a624d23cb683f35c88c4160205c4ad880faaf0/recipebuilder/recipe_builder.go#L72-L84
, diego apps scale the number of
Hello,
According to code
https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/nsync/blob/01a624d23cb683f35c88c4160205c4ad880faaf0/recipebuilder/recipe_builder.go#L72-L84
, diego apps scale the number of
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By
Sam Dai
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#4539
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Re: Go buildpack, cloud native and 12 factor
All buildpacks except the binary buildpack perform build at push time.
Both "buildpacks" and "12-factor" came out of Heroku.
That said, whether to use the Go buildpack vs binary buildpack is
All buildpacks except the binary buildpack perform build at push time.
Both "buildpacks" and "12-factor" came out of Heroku.
That said, whether to use the Go buildpack vs binary buildpack is
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By
Amit Kumar Gupta
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#4538
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Request for Multibuildpack Use Cases
Hi there,
The CF Buildpacks team is considering taking on a line of work to provide
more formal support for multibuildpacks. Before we start, we would be
interested in learning if any community users
Hi there,
The CF Buildpacks team is considering taking on a line of work to provide
more formal support for multibuildpacks. Before we start, we would be
interested in learning if any community users
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By
Danny Rosen
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#4537
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Re: Go buildpack, cloud native and 12 factor
Buildbacks are still environmentally aware of the target build environment.
They mean you don't need to worry about cross platform support.
wrote:
Buildbacks are still environmentally aware of the target build environment.
They mean you don't need to worry about cross platform support.
wrote:
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By
Rasheed Abdul-Aziz
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#4536
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Go buildpack, cloud native and 12 factor
On a lazy sunday evening experimenting with the Go and Binary buildpacks, a
thought came to my head regarding cloud native patterns, and in particular
12 factors' Build, Release, Run.
To me, the Go
On a lazy sunday evening experimenting with the Go and Binary buildpacks, a
thought came to my head regarding cloud native patterns, and in particular
12 factors' Build, Release, Run.
To me, the Go
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By
john mcteague <john.mcteague@...>
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#4535
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Re: App running even after delete. Pointers on finding it and debugging?
Thank you, Eric.
The query into auth_username and password, prompted me to review the
manifest. Those were not correct and a typo in the cc_uploader, cc,
base_url. I've made the corrections.
I likely
Thank you, Eric.
The query into auth_username and password, prompted me to review the
manifest. Those were not correct and a typo in the cc_uploader, cc,
base_url. I've made the corrections.
I likely
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Tom Sherrod <tom.sherrod@...>
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#4534
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Re: App running even after delete. Pointers on finding it and debugging?
Thanks, Tom. The errors about the 401 response code make me suspect that
the nsync-bulker doesn't have the correct basic-auth credentials for the
internal app-enumeration endpoint it queries on CC.
Thanks, Tom. The errors about the 401 response code make me suspect that
the nsync-bulker doesn't have the correct basic-auth credentials for the
internal app-enumeration endpoint it queries on CC.
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By
Eric Malm <emalm@...>
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#4533
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Re: App running even after delete. Pointers on finding it and debugging?
Yes, the logs are there.
I grepped the logs for error. I see a lot
Yes, the logs are there.
I grepped the logs for error. I see a lot
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By
Tom Sherrod <tom.sherrod@...>
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#4532
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