Hi, all, Over the past few months, the Diego team has been working on a new, operator-focused CLI tool, which we call cfdot, the CF Diego Operator Toolkit (https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cfdot). We

Hello Everyone, Pivotal would like to propose to the Extensions PMC a new incubation project focusing on credential management in Cloud Foundry. This product may be used in a Cloud Foundry

Hi Jason, You can take a look here https://www.cloudfoundry.org/250k-containers-in-production-a-real-test-for-the-real-world/ wrote:

After some discussion with Shannon, it appears that the affected release versions in the initial notice were not correct. We have corrected the version numbers in the notice on cloudfoundry.org. The

Hi, all, Diego v1.3.1 is now out with a fix for this regression: https://github. com/cloudfoundry/diego-release/releases/tag/v1.3.1. Apologies again, Eric

Hi, all, If you set the diego.executor.disk_capacity_mb or diego.executor.memory_capacity_mb BOSH properties to numeric values in your Diego manifest, *please do not use Diego v1.3.0*. It contains

Hi Eric, It's great to see that "The Diego team has succeeded in running 200,000 CF apps with a total of 250,000 instances on a large, Diego-backed CF deployment on GCP.". Do you know how many cells

Hi all, We're considering deprecating (sort of, see below) the `garden.default_docker_registry` property, but would like to know if anyone is using it first. When I say deprecating, what I really

Sorry, you're right, I misspoke about the logging part. As for patching, this happens at two levels for buildpack based apps: the base rootfs (aka stack) containing "os level" (for want of a better

Hi Will, AFAIK logging in CF just captures the stdout & stderr of an app. So any containerized app should be able to log just as well as a buildpack app. Or are there any advantages that a buildpack

Additional clarification: The Routing API component was included with cf-releases v203-231 during early experimental development. These releases are quite old (v231 was released a year ago) and we

CVE-2016-6659: UAA Privilege Escalation Severity Critical Vendor Cloud Foundry Foundation Versions Affected - Cloud Foundry release v247 and earlier versions - UAA release v3.9.2 &

Hi John, You can find an overview of the relationship between Docker images and CF / Garden in the docs at [1]. We recommend using buildpacks for your apps wherever possible, as it typically means

Hi, How does cloud foundry work with docker, currently cf working with built-in garden/warden and I don't understand how does this combine and in which use case Its recommended to use docker

That's fine. We can do some. Post on Slack channel top five to start with. We'all address. Best, Max dr.max Sent from my iPhone http://maximilien.org

Thanks for this answer! 1. What does it mean managed itself outside the cf? 2. where this service should be implement and deployed ? 3. Does This service should expose some rest API that should be

Something like https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/966314/stories/134749805 ? If so, it's been implemented and heading towards acceptance.

Sorry my previous email was not meant for the group. It was for Phong only. :-). But since I am on it, let me gave more details on what we have seen before. What we encountered before was that the

A user-provided service in CF is simply a pointer, with credentials, to some infrastructure that is itself managed outside of CF. This pointer can be created using the "CF cups" command. If you're

Btw this guide is too abstract and doesnt help much.... https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/devguide/services/user-provided.html