If you haven't had success yet, then I or anyone who is already an Owner (100+ ppl), can add you to @cloudfoundry-community. Email me your github ID and I'll set you up. You can then transfer/create

Hello Eduardo, As you may be aware, TCP routing is now supported using the routing-release BOSH release. Since June we have been in discussions with the container networking team about how their

Hi all, The .ruby-version file has been removed (see develop branch) and that change will be present in the next final release. Best Amit wrote:

Ressurrecting an old post. Hello Shannon, I'm currently working in adapting an existing applications that makes use of multiple ports per app to Cloud Foundry. The case that really interests me here

Hi All, The cflinuxfs2 stack currently includes Ruby 2.2.4. The official CF buildpacks have standardized on Ruby 2.3.1, and we would like to avoid bumping the Ruby version by two minor versions when

Hi Neil, I may be misunderstanding the nature of the problem, but could you use chruby <https://github.com/postmodern/chruby> instead of rbenv? Its support for .ruby_version is

Hi all, The CF Buildpacks Concourse pipeline is now publicly viewable here: https://buildpacks.ci.cf-app.com/ This includes task logs, so that you can view the build output of each step in the

The cf-release repo returns an error about the ruby version being wrong, but it's not really wrong. Worse, I can't change cf-release/.ruby_version because later in the release creation process it runs

Hi, After setting up Cloud Foundry on Bosh Lite, "cf push" and "cf logs" for a node.js application fails. My configurations are as shown below: root(a)bosh-lite:/home/vagrant/cf-abacus# bosh

Hi Amit, Am 13.08.2016 um 21:06 schrieb Amit Gupta: If we use a proper DNS server or cache on port 53 there should be no need to change consuls default port (8600?) or resolv.conf The last one.

Thanks Hector, Stefan, This all sounds great. Sounds like you just want options to (1) configure which port Consul DNS binds to, and (2) toggle whether or not it makes changes to /etc/resolv.conf,

Thanks for the responses. Unfortunately restart is also not an option. We will explore exposing the logger framework through JMX and the spring cloud config option. --

And if your apps are using an APM tool agent such as AppDynamics or NewRelic, it's likely you'd be able to invoke the JMX mbean via the APM tool GUI

Hi Siva, You mentioned not wanting to restage, so I'm guessing you don't want to re start either, but if you could tolerate that, then you can set the logging levels of Spring Boot apps via an

This is an unsavory user experience. These docs live here: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/docs-deploying-cf/blob/master/common/vsphere-vcloud-cf-stub.html.md.erb At the very least, it would be good

This is used for multi az deployments. If you are trying to deploy to one az (e.g. no job instances with `_z2` suffix) then you can put dummy values in the `cf2` network. Cheers, JS

Looking at the example here (http://docs.cloudfoundry.org/deploying/common/vsphere-vcloud-cf-stub.html#example-stub) I see that two networks are defined. The vsphere template expects two networks, but

What do these errors mean? ./scripts/generate_deployment_manifest vsphere /root/cf-manifest.yml > cf-deployment.yml 2016/08/12 10:11:11 error generating manifest: unresolved nodes: ((

That would depend on the log framework your application is using. I know Jul has a jmx mbean exposed. Not sure about others. You may need to modify your app to expose an mbean. Mike

Why do you want to recreate the app instances on another VM? Generally that is a detail the platform will be doing for you. best, ~ jf