Hey Mike, I don't think there's currently a recommended way in the OSS CF to get your VM footprint to that size (I think some vendors support a way to do this), but I did want to let you know that

These look pretty good and will be great for showing people how easy it is to get started. In the go demo video when the code's being typed into an editor it seems to have a few linebreaks

Hi George, Thanks for quick reply. Yes, the image that I mentioned works just fine in my Docker VM, which also runs in VirtualBox. At office, I have 2 network connections (wifi), private a

Hello Lucas, CF takes care of authenticating (when needed) with the Docker registry. No need to run anything more than `cf push`. The output you included suggests that this was a network error on

I was taking a look into the error message and how to login to registry-1.docker.io. In order to properly login, we need to follow the details of this

The CF CLI team cut 6.29.1 today. Deb, yum and Homebrew repos have been updated; binaries, installers and link to release notes are available

Here you go: https://asciinema.org/a/133943 -- *Zach Brown* | Strategic Product Owner 650-954-0427 - mobile zbrown(a)pivotal.io <http://pivotal.io>

We are looking to use Cloud Foundry for an on-premises "fog" platform. We would like to keep a minimal footprint and run on 1-5 small servers in production. Is this practical with Cloud Foundry? I

I'll take a crack at one. wrote: -- *Zach Brown* | Strategic Product Owner 650-954-0427 - mobile zbrown(a)pivotal.io <http://pivotal.io>

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Hello, My environment: - Windows 10 Pro 64 bits - VirtualBox 5.1.22 - PCF Dev pcfdev-v0.461.0.ova - Home nework, using a wifi router. I start my PCF Dev with the following command line: cf

Hello all, A while back I'd asked for help with a few sample apps to go on the CF website. Thank you to everyone who helped out with that! They are up, here:

Hi Shannon, We have occasionally renamed service plan names in the past. For example, we introduced a new experimental service and named the plan "alpha" (in addition to the plan description

wrote: Yes, that definitely seems to be an issue. I don't think this is necessarily an easier option, but you could in theory compile & bring your own OpenSSL library in addition to Tomcat

Hi Dan, Thanks for the clarification and for the good pointers. About the TCP routing, Yep, I configured the TCP routing in my PCF Dev. And I was able to access the web application certificate that

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wrote: Not sure what you mean here exactly. With TCP routing, you get a routing group (which I believe is a group of HAProxy nodes) that are forwarding traffic from a specific external port (mapped

Hi Dan, Thanks for the prompt reply. And a few question to you again. In this case, the front end will do HTTP2 requests, and this user request will reach the PCF Load Balancer. *I did not look into

Shannon, Sorry for my late response. I haven't been noticed your reponse until a person let me know. Thank you for telling me about the proposal document Now I have a question about it. What is the