We want to listen to app push events from cloud foundry. Right now we are listening to app create and update events, and on each update event we call CF for the app summary to get the version guid. If

Hi, all, Reminder: if your CI pipelines or other automation pull the latest Diego final releases from bosh.io, please make sure they are configured to obtain them from

Hello All, I am still new to UAA and Spring Security. I am trying to retrieve which Identity Zone a user belongs to when the try to access a resource. I am using Spring Security OAuth2. I have tried

Seems like a bug, would you mind dropping a Github issue here? https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cloud_controller_ng/issues Thanks, Nick -- Nicholas Calugar Product Manager - Cloud Foundry

1.) After the auctioneer declares a winner for an auction, what does it tell the rep that causes it to start doing the work? For example, does it give it some kind of identifier that enables it to

When will 4.1.1 appear on maven central?

per the apidocs, the GET /v2/service_instances response should return service instance including user_provided_service_instance, but actually it doesn't return services of such type. cf is V226, do

Dan, Sincere thanks. This worked very well. Special thanks for the detailed comments on how things work (with special mention towards - JBP_CONFIG_JAVA_MAIN) Appreciate your help Thanks Manglu

Hello Cloud Foundry, As you may have noticed in the release notes for CF-239 [1], Cloud Foundry now defaults to run containers on Diego in unprivileged mode. This greatly improves security as root

Here's what worked for me: manifest.yml ``` --- applications: - name: jmeter-test memory: 512M instances: 1 path: . buildpack: java_buildpack command:

Dingo PostgreSQL is a "batteries included" service broker which offers dedicated HA clusters of PostgreSQL, and continuous streaming archives to Amazon S3 with disaster recovery. Each PostgreSQL node

Hi Carlo, Can you try using Private Domains[1]? IIRC, that should allow what you were trying to do. [1]:

Due to internal regulations our users need to deploy apps on two wildcard domains, where the second is the a subdomain of the first one, e.g.: - *.A.com - *.B.A.com We registered both as shared

Hi Dan, Thanks for the various suggestions. Thanks. I tried the "-c" option. To make things simple, I created a hello-world java app and I get the following message: [Buildpack]

Hi Daniel, Thanks. I am on dedicated Bluemix PaaS and do not have access to a docker container. Bluemix is still on the previous version of CF. Docker was my initial thought and it is not available

daniel.jones(a)engineerbetter.com> wrote: +1 Why not? What happens when you try this? What fails. Have you tried manually setting a command? You can set the `-c` arg to `cf push` and it should

Hi Manglu, Does your Cloud Foundry use Diego, and is Docker support <https://docs.pivotal.io/pivotalcf/1-7/concepts/docker.html#push-docker> enabled? For what I assume is a one-off task, creating a

+Nithiya Thanks Amit! Regards Jayaraj From: Amit Gupta <agupta(a)pivotal.io<mailto:agupta(a)pivotal.io>> Date: Saturday, July 16, 2016 at 9:31 AM To: "Discussions about Cloud Foundry projects and

Hi I haven't created buildpacks in the past (and only understand this concept in theory). I wanted to run JMeter on CF and i have the need to run the jmeter.sh. Though JMeter is a java app and has a

Don't run the update script the first time. git gets confused because the remote URL for one of the recursive submodules has changed. I'm not sure if there's a non-manual way for the script to deal