Hi, I've been trying for a while now to get a C-Library uploaded with a Java application in Cloud Foundry. However, as soon as I introduce the C library I get the following

Hi , We need to know the heap size required for running UAA smoothly in local enviornment. We set UAA to 128 MB and following was our observation: 1. It was running GC constantly in order to release

What is the difference between apps and services?

As app is scoped to space, what about service to space 1. service - if I implement service (using service broker api ) in dev space does it visible in qa/space 2 . user provided servcie - same

Hi Team, I am aware of creating user & group using UAA. My queries is post creation of user & group. My requirement: The default user & group which I have created during the startup should never be

Hi, What about the feature of changing app environment for a concrete task run scope. Is this still to be enabled in future or abandoned as idea? Nikolay

Hi, What about the feature of changing app environment for a concrete task run scope. Is this still to be enabled in future or abandoned as idea? Nikolay

Hi, Droplets are the result of [1] staging a package, they are only assigned to an application when staging a package belonging to the same application. You can assign a single droplet from the apps

Thanks Nick, we also use the "Local" provider with our enterprise NFS. Mike wrote:

Hi CF, The Cloud Controller requires the [1] fog gem, which pulls in the entire universe of fog providers. One of these providers has an [2] odd version constraint because fog declares support for a

Hi Stefan, I think this was in response to Dan's immutability enforcement proposal, so I'll let him respond :) App instances go away when the cells get replaced (eg. stemcell update) or fail, so

Am 23.12.2016 um 10:36 schrieb Graham Bleach: How to cope with the following issues? Temporary data: some software still uses sessions, file uploads or caches which are buffered or written to disk

Hi I'm looking at the V3 controller API specification. It seems that an app can have multiple droplets assigned. In the app creation sample response, there is a "droplets" entry in the "links"

<daniel.jones(a)engineerbetter.com> wrote: An idea we've been kicking around is to ensure that app instance containers never live longer than a certain time (eg. 3, 6, 12 or 24 hours). This would

Hmm, here's an idea that I haven't through and so is probably rubbish... How about an immutability enforcer? Recursively checksum the expanded contents of a droplet, and kill-with-fire anything that

Hi All, The first release of the Node.js buildpack after January 22, 2017 will not include any versions of Node.js with 0.12.x or 5.x version numbers. These Node.js versions are no longer supported

Hi All, The v1.0.7 release of the .NET Core buildpack added support for msbuild tooling as an alternative to project.json tooling. This tooling is not GA, and we do not yet recommend using it in

I have no idea why the idea hasn't be implemented, but pondering it, it seems like it's hard to do because of the cases you mention. Some people need a policy that 'app teams won’t abuse it by

The CF CLI team just cut 6.23.0. Binaries and link to release notes are available at: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cli#downloads This is the last release to bundle the deprecated loggregator

Hi Wayne - When you say that your customers would prefer to use Vault as their "at-rest" store, do you know the motivation driving that preference? I assume the concern is primarily focused on the