To fix this problem I installed KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) following these instructions: https://www.linuxtechi.com/install-configure-kvm-ubuntu-18-04-server/ I completed steps 1 - 3. I did

cf dev does not start on Ubuntu: $ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS Release: 18.04 Codename: bionic $ cf

This is great! Nice job CAPI team! Keep it coming! Mike

This is really exciting Scott. Great to see it progressing! -chip

Hi CF Community, In the latest release of CAPI we included support for application sidecars. This feature allows you to define a sidecar process that can run alongside another application process you

Thanks Sree for leading the enormously important UAA project for so many years! Nic

Hi, everyone, Pivotal is nominating Chao Wang for the UAA Project Lead in the Application Runtime PMC. Chao has been working at Pivotal as a product manager on the UAA project for the past eight

Hi, everyone, Sree Tummidi, the Project Lead for the UAA team within the Application Runtime PMC, has stepped down from the project. We thank her immensely for her many years of service as the UAA

The first release of the Ruby buildpack after May 11, 2019 will no longer include any versions of Ruby 2.2.x and 2.3.x. These Ruby versions are no longer supported upstream [1]. Please migrate your

Good day everyone, Let me first introduce myself. My name is Sai and I am the new PM on Release Integration team. I am super excited to be here and also about the upcoming major cf-deployment

FYI... Same time 8a Pacific or 11a EST and also streamed on zoom. Room 116 at the Philadelphia convention center. Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/757994996 So join remotely if you can or if you are at

I have a kind of same issue as you trying to understand how a buildpack works and creating a new one. The golang library used in the official buildpacks has no documentation, so it makes really

Feel free to reach out in the #capi channel on the Cloud Foundry Slack and folks from our team would be happy to chat! As I mentioned earlier, we're actively working on the MVP so it's very

This is outstanding. How can I get involved? I’d love to jump into that conversation with both feet and help!! We are looking to better control egress and offload app security on ingress.

Hi Cade, This won't necessarily help for your immediate needs, but wanted to share that the Cloud Controller (CAPI) team is actively working on experimental support for including user-specified

If your buildpack itself needs to be compiled, you have two choices: 1.) Compile locally, package a buildpack and install with `cf create-buildpack`. 2.) Use a shim script to build then run your

Hello Cloud Foundry: Just checking back on whether there are ways to control access to org or spaces using UAA scopes (i.e., mapping LDAP Groups to Cloud Foundry Orgs and/or Spaces). I last posted to

The default version of Node.js in the dotnet-core buildpack will change from the latest 6.x version to the latest 10.x version in the first release of the dotnet-core buildpack after April 28, 2019.

The default version of Node.js in the Ruby buildpack will change from the latest 6.x version to the latest 10.x version in the first release of the Ruby buildpack after April 28, 2019. Due to the end

Thank you all for your replies and input! We’ve decided to go forward with treating this as a bug (and not an expected behaviour) and hence not a breaking change. Best regards, Oleksii, on behalf