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Re: Problem on binding service instance with an app
Kumaresh,
Marco meant you to check the logs of your Haash service broker app running
on CF or elsewhere. If running on CF, issue cf logs
<haash-service-broker-app> and from another window try the
Kumaresh,
Marco meant you to check the logs of your Haash service broker app running
on CF or elsewhere. If running on CF, issue cf logs
<haash-service-broker-app> and from another window try the
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By
Sabha
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#5592
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Re: Cloud Foundry Java Client 2.0.0.RELEASE
Congratulations Ben! Even though I haven't worked on the cf java client for months, I am still amazed by the attention to detail given by yourself and the team. I describe the client code to others as
Congratulations Ben! Even though I haven't worked on the cf java client for months, I am still amazed by the attention to detail given by yourself and the team. I describe the client code to others as
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By
Glyn Normington
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#5591
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CF install error at uaa service
Hi,
During a CF install on Vsphere I get a problem with the uaa service.
bosh deploy returns this error:
tarted updating job uaa_z1 > uaa_z1/0
(49dfbb23-64ba-4eef-9872-2dfc8fb9a9e6)
Hi,
During a CF install on Vsphere I get a problem with the uaa service.
bosh deploy returns this error:
tarted updating job uaa_z1 > uaa_z1/0
(49dfbb23-64ba-4eef-9872-2dfc8fb9a9e6)
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By
Neil Watson
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#5590
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Re: Problem on binding service instance with an app
No Marco. I got above exception when attempt to bind the service instance
with an app.
No Marco. I got above exception when attempt to bind the service instance
with an app.
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By
Kumaresh Babu
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#5589
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Re: DNS caching and forwarding in Cloud Foundry with Consul Agents
I understand. I'm claiming that if consul-release supports just the first
two, then you don't really need the third. Can you describe a case where
you would want to do the third thing on that list
I understand. I'm claiming that if consul-release supports just the first
two, then you don't really need the third. Can you describe a case where
you would want to do the third thing on that list
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By
Amit Kumar Gupta
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#5588
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Re: Problem on binding service instance with an app
At first glance, it looks like your own broker server is returning 502 when
CC attempts to issue the bind request. Do you see anything which
corresponds to the request in your broker's
At first glance, it looks like your own broker server is returning 502 when
CC attempts to issue the bind request. Do you see anything which
corresponds to the request in your broker's
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By
Marco Nicosia
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#5587
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Re: Deploy CF on vsphere which managed by openstack
Actually you need to build your own STEMCELL which is vmdk type as the
qcow2 mainly used for KVM hypervisor
--
Regards,
Yitao
Actually you need to build your own STEMCELL which is vmdk type as the
qcow2 mainly used for KVM hypervisor
--
Regards,
Yitao
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By
Yitao Jiang
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#5586
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Deploy CF on vsphere which managed by openstack
We use vsphere esxi as our hypervisor environment, and this environment is
managed by openstack,that is to say we use openstack to manage the
lifecycle of virtual machines and images and so on. Now I
We use vsphere esxi as our hypervisor environment, and this environment is
managed by openstack,that is to say we use openstack to manage the
lifecycle of virtual machines and images and so on. Now I
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By
Youzhi Zhu
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#5585
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Re: DNS caching and forwarding in Cloud Foundry with Consul Agents
/etc/resolv.conf and (b) not listen on port 53,
would probably never
any recursing?
Sorry I did not explain myself.
I did not mean that I want to implement all scenarios at the same time. I
meant
/etc/resolv.conf and (b) not listen on port 53,
would probably never
any recursing?
Sorry I did not explain myself.
I did not mean that I want to implement all scenarios at the same time. I
meant
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By
Hector Rivas Gandara
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#5584
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Util for Concourse users
Hi all,
I knocked up a tiny utility that Concourse users might find handy.
It takes a YAML file of variables, and runs a command with those variables
in the environment. Handy if you use
Hi all,
I knocked up a tiny utility that Concourse users might find handy.
It takes a YAML file of variables, and runs a command with those variables
in the environment. Handy if you use
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By
Daniel Jones
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#5583
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Problem on binding service instance with an app
Hi,
I created haash service broker in out PCF environment. I created service instance for haash service and named as 'my-hash'.
I can't bind 'my-hash' service instance with an app. I am getting
Hi,
I created haash service broker in out PCF environment. I created service instance for haash service and named as 'my-hash'.
I can't bind 'my-hash' service instance with an app. I am getting
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By
Kumaresh Babu
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#5582
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Re: Is there a UAA API analog to the uaa.yml spring_profiles setting?
And finally I did a mapping of uaa.yml property names to config keys in the
API, and uaa is hitting my server. Problem solved.
wrote:
And finally I did a mapping of uaa.yml property names to config keys in the
API, and uaa is hitting my server. Problem solved.
wrote:
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By
Eric Promislow
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#5581
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Re: Is there a UAA API analog to the uaa.yml spring_profiles setting?
The file in the WAR file I'm using is called "ldap-groups-null.xml", but
changing that still didn't fix the problem.
There are a fair # of discrepancies between the property names in the
uaa.yml file
The file in the WAR file I'm using is called "ldap-groups-null.xml", but
changing that still didn't fix the problem.
There are a fair # of discrepancies between the property names in the
uaa.yml file
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By
Eric Promislow
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#5580
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Re: Is there a UAA API analog to the uaa.yml spring_profiles setting?
This log entry might point to the problem. Will investigate...
c-7] .... ERROR --- HomeController: Caused by:
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanDefinitionStoreException: IOException
parsing XML
This log entry might point to the problem. Will investigate...
c-7] .... ERROR --- HomeController: Caused by:
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanDefinitionStoreException: IOException
parsing XML
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By
Eric Promislow
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#5579
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Is there a UAA API analog to the uaa.yml spring_profiles setting?
I'm trying to use the UAA API to add an LDAP server dynamically, compared
to specifying one in uaa.yml and restarting uaa.
In the YAML file I had to set spring_profiles to "postgresql,ldap"
I
I'm trying to use the UAA API to add an LDAP server dynamically, compared
to specifying one in uaa.yml and restarting uaa.
In the YAML file I had to set spring_profiles to "postgresql,ldap"
I
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By
Eric Promislow
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#5578
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Re: Cloud Foundry Java Client 2.0.0.RELEASE
Congrats! This is a huge release! ^5 team on the amazing work!
wrote:
Congrats! This is a huge release! ^5 team on the amazing work!
wrote:
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By
Josh Long <starbuxman@...>
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#5577
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Re: Cloud Foundry Java Client 2.0.0.RELEASE
Congrats! It's awesome to have a decent CC API implementation that's
properly maintained.
Regards,
Daniel Jones - CTO
+44 (0)79 8000 9153
@DanielJonesEB
Congrats! It's awesome to have a decent CC API implementation that's
properly maintained.
Regards,
Daniel Jones - CTO
+44 (0)79 8000 9153
@DanielJonesEB
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By
Daniel Jones
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#5576
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Cloud Foundry Java Client 2.0.0.RELEASE
I'm immensely pleased to announce Cloud Foundry Java Client `2.0.0.RELEASE`! This release is the culmination of 54 weeks of work, encompassing 10 milestones, two release candidates, and 2,344
I'm immensely pleased to announce Cloud Foundry Java Client `2.0.0.RELEASE`! This release is the culmination of 54 weeks of work, encompassing 10 milestones, two release candidates, and 2,344
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By
Ben Hale <bhale@...>
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#5575
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Re: DNS caching and forwarding in Cloud Foundry with Consul Agents
Hi Hector,
If you are able to configure consul-release to (a) not rewrite
/etc/resolv.conf and (b) not listen on port 53, then I assume you would run
your own thing like bind or dnsmasq there, and
Hi Hector,
If you are able to configure consul-release to (a) not rewrite
/etc/resolv.conf and (b) not listen on port 53, then I assume you would run
your own thing like bind or dnsmasq there, and
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By
Amit Kumar Gupta
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#5574
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Re: DNS caching and forwarding in Cloud Foundry with Consul Agents
Yeah, that would be the minimum required.
Then, I would add:
(3) override the recursors to be used by consul.
With those 3x options, consul can be configured to support any
scenario without having
Yeah, that would be the minimum required.
Then, I would add:
(3) override the recursors to be used by consul.
With those 3x options, consul can be configured to support any
scenario without having
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By
Hector Rivas Gandara
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#5573
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