I added Eric's comments to the spike <https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/117583365>. -- Jim Campbell | Product Manager | Cloud Foundry | Pivotal.io | 303.618.0963

Yup, makes sense. I'm sure there is some valid reason for Diego not to use log_sender.ScanLogStream today. When that get's sorted out then the event demarcation and this replacement will all be in

The cf CLI also respects a .cfignore file in the top level of your repo, if there's stuff you'd like to explicitly exclude from push.

It's the cf cli that does this. It looks through your JAR / WAR or push path for files and then uses the resource matching endpoint to ask the server what it needs to upload. Then it uploads just

Thanks, Mike, don't be too hard on yourself. :) I think that's a valid point that if there is processing to translate a byte-stream from process stdout/stderr to loggregator log events, it would be

Guillaume, We just realized that you can remove any PII, personally identifiable information, from tokens without us having to add new features You just configure jwt: token: claims:

It does help -- thanks guys. I looks like Heroku has a buildpack that does this also (https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-java). The question I am coming up with is this: How does cloud

Hi Maggie, First off, please be sure to backup your data in case anything goes wrong during an upgrade. Also, do note that while private vendors of Cloud Foundry may support upgrades between several

Hi, I found all org, spaces and applications information were lost after I upgraded my CF env from v197 to v230. After checked the postgres node, I found there were two directory under

Awesome. Thank you, Nicholas. John wrote:

I think if we can get some consensus on the .profile script support (AKA Runtime Hooks), we should move forward with that. Jan has already separated that work into a separate PR, so it could be merged

Hi Nick, Hi Daniel, The app push using the CLI works. I haven’t had the chance to check the cloud controller logs yet—that’s the next thing on my plate. Best Regards, Abhik Sent: Tuesday,

We have had a few use cases where users have requested to stay on nodejs version 4 (LTS), while taking advantage of npm 3's new flat dependency tree. Node 4 by default bundles witn npm 2. Node 5

Hi Abhik, Another bit of information that would be interesting is whether or not you can push your app using the CLI. Thanks, Nick

hi, I am pushing jboss/drools-workbench-showcase docker image to cloudfoundry from my CLI. This is the command, cf push workbench -o jboss/drools-workbench-showcase:6.2.0.Final But I get an

Hi John, An application's guid will never change. If you delete an app, and push the code again, you are creating a new app with another guid. Thanks, Nick

Based on my brief testing and observation, the guid of an app sticks around for as long as the app remains running (whether we restart or restage). But removing the app, then cf push a new guid is

Does the app actually push and get started? i.e. if you run `cf apps` after you get this message is the app up and running? Also, do you see similar issues when you push with `cf push`? Take a

As an experiment, I created a build pack that would do this. It hasn't been updated in a while, I don't plan to update it and it was never very solid to begin with. It was more to just see if I

I read "Overview of the Loggregator System " - https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/loggregator/architecture.html In that document, metron_agent can forward metrics or logs to N doppler. But i don't know