Hi all, Abacus team is ready to start the next big chunk of work. We want to remove the time-based metrics we now use to integrate with Cloud Foundry's app & service events and replace them with

Hello All, https://github.com/cloudfoundry/java-buildpack/pull/633 created for the same. Regards Lingesh M

It doesn't have to be public. It can be on a company's internal network. It just needs to be accessible from the platform where the buildpack is running. That's why it's convenient to use the

Hi, According to https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/devguide/deploy-apps/prepare-to-deploy.html#moving-apps an app instance has only 10 seconds to finish processing a request before being killed off. I

I see what you mean Dan, I know that it doesn't need the whole repo to be forked and it's just tomcat configuration; but that still needs another 'public' repo to host the tomcat customized

Not sure what you mean. It doesn't require that you fork the buildpack. You just need to host your Tomcat config somewhere. That's cause the buildpack will need to download it, since it's not part of

Thanks Lingesh, We can argue that this is kind of needed for CF services, due to the nature of using JWT token in header; if you want to put something convincing in the pull-request comment ;)

Alright Thanks, Sajjid, Let me create a pull request for the same. Need to wait for the community concerns as well

Thanks Lingesh for sharing your repo; right I actually did try it on my own repo as well, but we want it to be formally accepted and be in the original build-pack to use. Daniel, you're right; but

Have you tried the support that's already in the Java buildpack for customizing Tomcat

Hello Sajjad, your expected changes are available in my git repo. https://github.com/hmlingesh/java-buildpack/commit/5ae18c3fdd873837bcb9427b5659ef52239b30a1 Please have a look I will make a pull

A friendly reminder, y'all -- the deadline is tomorrow; so please nominate ASAP! Nominate your peers for a Stealth-Ops or Helping Hands award or an end user story for the Coolest User Story award!

Hi there, We have a service that gets http requests with big header size, so I was wondering if we can just expose a parameter to set the maximum http header size in tomcat/conf/server.xml to be set

Thank you Ashish. Adding your talk. Zoom next week. Best, Max -- dr.maxSent from my iPhone http://maximilien.org

Hi Dr. Max, We would like to present “Service Fabrik 2.0 – Architecture, Design followed by a demo”. Presenter would be@Chattopadhyay, Subhankar. We would need a slot of 20-30 minutes. Best

Hi, all, Quick reminder for the CAB call next Wednesday and announcing one talk: 1. “Updates on CF Container Runtime (aka Kubo)” by Urvashi Reddy of Pivotal 2. TBD - if you have a talk

Hey everyone, The CF CLI team released cf CLI v6.39.0 today; please see release notes for full details. Highlights include: Refactors (rewrites): Buildpacks association with stacks feature In

Sorry, minor change, it’s v6.38.0 not v6.28.0. From: Andy Liu <andliu@...> Date: Monday, September 10, 2018 at 2:17 PM To: "cf-dev@..." <cf-dev@...>, Umesh Moudgil <umoudgil08@...>, Scott Sisil

Hi Umesh, I did a test the cfdev plugin on the windows 10 pro on windows azure with Standard D4s v3, it works. Details steps: Create one “Standard D4s v3” windows 10 pro VM on azure. Enable

Hi Umesh, And also I have another way to do the cf development, deploy the cloud foundry on one box: https://github.com/virtualcloudfoundry/cf-azure-deployment/tree/master/cf-lite here’s the