Hi, Should we expect some performance change with the switch from offline to online buildpacks? BR, Peter

BOSH Bootloader, a tool for paving the IaaS for installation of Cloud Foundry, has primarily focused on the experience of two groups of users: first-time users and Cloud Foundry core team members. BBL

We decided to move off of Consul, but why? This is fair question, and I'm sorry for a slow response. I hope to answer extensively and transparently as the project lead of the Infrastructure team

Steven, The Maven and Gradle plugins were based on the 1.x line of the CF Java Client, and haven't been implemented against the 2.x line of the Java Client. The commit where you see removal is

Hi All, As a reminder, new buildpack BOSH releases created after June 1, 2017 will have this change. Preparing for this change might include: 1. Making sure that your pipelines and/or CF deployments

Hi everyone, The SAP Cloud Platform Performance Team open sourced a little a go a thingie you could use if you are apps are on Diego: https://github.com/SAP/cf-cli-java-plugin It is a CLI command

if you have spring boot 1.4+ you can use the /heapdump actuator, and just get that on a regular basis… -- Josh Ghiloni | ECS Team, now part of CGI | Senior Cloud Architect 5575 DTC Parkway Suite

Hey guys, We're wondering if there is anything built-in to CF to gather and safely store java dumps when an app crashes in the middle of the night and the dump files are long gone by the time anyone

Hi guys, I've found several references online to a maven plugin for cloudfoundry (including artifacts in Maven Central), but I noticed the source code is no longer available. Between versions

Hi cf-dev, If you've dug around in nats-release, you may have noticed the nats_stream_forwarder[0]. It's a component that subscribes to the top-level NATS channel ">", produces a log line, and

Hi Sergio, Good to hear. If you want to update the service catalog you can run cf update-service-broker. Greets Christian Sergio Rozenszajn <sergio.rozenszajn(a)sap.com> schrieb am Mi., 24. Mai

Hi Christian, The issue is solved now. After adding some logs I realized that the catalog is read by Cloud Controller only once, during service broker registration. After deleting the service-broker

Hi Christian, I've set bindable to false as you suggested and it is still failing. I added some logs in our "handleBinding" method but it is not reached. I guess Cloud Controller is not trying to

Thanks Mike! Definitely a long time coming. I hadn't known about this functionality, it was so long ago. 😀

It was fun digging this thread out of the archives. Thanks for keeping these features in the CC for so long. Now that we're fully transitioned to Diego you can safely remove debug and console

I've seen this done with shell / batch scripts before. The script would be responsible for making sure that the services have been created and the names match up with what is expected in the manfest

I have cloud foundry deployed on azure machines using bosh. For adding another node to the cluster I made changes in the cloud foundry deployment manifest file and redeployed cloud foundry using 'bosh

Hi collleagues, assumed a CF user has an account somewhere on cf.mybestcloudsolution.com where its app is running. The user has also an account on github where the source code of the app is saved. The

Hi, I am new to cloud foundry hence pardon me if my question is missing something obvious. One of my teammate has posted this

Hi Sergio, on first glance this looks, as you seems to be a problem of your catalog definition because the cloud controller only checks the returned JSON and the return messages/status codes of the