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

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We are offering free passes for contributors to the project again for the CF Summit Europe coming up on October 11 and 12 in Basel Switzerland <https://www.cloudfoundry.org/event/europe-2017/>. This

You're correct. You cannot use HTTP routes with HTTP/2. At the moment, if you want to use HTTP/2 you could do so by using a TCP route. Apps that have TCP routes bound to them receive the TCP

Hi, I was reading some blogs and email threads about pivotal cloud foundry and http2. And my understanding is that currently pcf does not support http2. Also the Gorouter, used as the router layer

Hi David, Sure, will do that. So far it works well for me on boshlite. Regards, Subhankar. Subhankar Chattopadhyay Bangalore, India

Hi cf-dev, One thing we're considering in the future for cf-deployment is providing a way to break down the unified deployment manifest into smaller deployments. Particularly, we want to split up

Subhankar, If you have any questions about cf-deployment, feel free to jump in the #cf-deployment channel on the Cloud Foundry slack, or open a Github issue on the repo. The RelInt team (which

Hi, Thanks to all for your prompt reply. Surely, cf-deployment eases lot of deployment complexity! Regards, Subhankar Subhankar Chattopadhyay Bangalore, India

Hi, Subhankar, That's likely the result of the consul certificates in the canned BOSH-Lite CF manifest expiring after 2 years. https://github.com/ cloudfoundry/cf-release/pull/1229 fixes that, has

An issue was opened recently as the bosh-lite consul certs had expired: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cf-release/issues/1230

You should 100% be using cf-deployment for local development at this point. Release Integration is now working with Pivotal CloudOps to transition Pivotal's production CF instance to

Hi, I used to deploy CF using the cf-release(https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cf-release) and following the steps mentioned