Hello, all I am having a web application running in jetty. Right now as we know the latest jetty support http/2 and we are trying to figure out how can add support for it? To do that, I think we

Hello, Sorry for the long delay but I had to wait to test your suggestion.. and it worked! We still had some issue that needed a restart of some VMs but nothing compared the issue we faced

If you're on the DEA architecture, you can still use `cf files` to list directory and file contents in your app's container. Regards, Daniel Jones - CTO +44 (0)79 8000 9153 @DanielJonesEB

Thank you buddy. I got it now. By the way I am not using Diego architecture so no ssh. I have put my property file in grails app's config directory and bingo.... Thank you for ideas.

Not a problem for us. Though I did have some high hopes for it at one point. :) Mike

Hi cf-dev, I would like to propose that we transition the Riak CS BOSH release [1] to end of support and development. Once, we had hoped that Riak CS would be used as the blob store for

That makes sense. Is this something easily done with Spring Security?

some ideas.. 1. try to ssh into your container and verify whether that property file is actually there, and in the expected place $ cf ssh <appname> 2. can you bundle that property file with your

I am using java buildpack to deploy a Grails application based on rest-api profile.

What buildpack are you using. For example, if you have a Java web application, ./WEB-INF/classes would be in the classpath and not ./ Since cloud foundry supports multiple buildpacks, we need more

Hello, I have a property file at the root of application which is required to create a google DFP session. After pushing and starting application, application is not able to load/read file. The same

get an id_token, when you call the /oauth/token endpoint, you usually have a parameter like "response_type=token" if you change that to "response_type=token id_token" you will get two tokens back.

I was wondering if there was any way to get a user's first name and last name from an access token? It returns the following currently as a map: map = {LinkedHashMap(a)11550} size = 18 0 =

As part of our ongoing efforts to improve reliability of Loggregator we are in the process of removing a deprecated feature of Loggregator. The Loggregator_consumer library will be completely removed

The app_logs demo is just logs. Look at either the firehose demo or the container_metrics

I have executed this sample app for 5 minutes: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/noaa/blob/master/samples/app_logs/main.go/#L32-L39 As the sample app comments I also expected to get ContainerMetrics as

Update - our resolution for this was to switch from using fog for the blobstore in the bosh-lite test environment to using webdav.

That's very neat. Thanks for that hint Johannes!

That is not quite true. From the Firehose you can get ContainerMetrics for an app as long as you have access to that app. The Firehose CLI plugin for example shows all application related messages -

thank you for your response! it works for app logs with a regular user token but streaming ContainerMetrics will only succeed if you have admin credentials.