I suspect that the client did not get updated with the uaa.admin scope. Can you check the database to see if the client has that scope? It would be in the oauth_client_details table. If it hasn't been

Hi Nicholas, what happens to applications if the recursive flag is not passed ? Will delete fail if there are apps in the space ? or will delete succeed ? in the latter case, what is the state of

Hi Colleagues, I have some concerns on the unique_id in the service metadata. 1. In the api docs http://apidocs.cloudfoundry.org/237/services/retrieve_a_particular_service.html it says unique_id -A

Hello amit, Regarding your above post, I have followed those instructions exactly in my cluster besides the fact that I called my SYSTEM_DOMAIN "sysdomain" to make it more easily searchable in logs

I must be doing something wrong. I added some scopes that belong to the user to the client definition, but they won't show up on the authorization page. http://i.imgur.com/iSSpsNz.png Here is the

Hi Piotr, Yes, that is correct, deleting recursively will delete service instances and apps. Thanks, Nick -- Nicholas Calugar Product Manager - Cloud Foundry API Pivotal Software, Inc.

Mike, sorry didn't mean to infer the broker is a cf app. Your example is what I'm asking about. I haven't played with dropsonde clients yet; will investigate.

Hi Nicholas, is that behavior influenced by the 'recursive' flag on the Space DELETE request? Also, does the CC stop and delete applications in the deleted space ? How is that influenced by the

I'm not sure I understand you're question. We have several brokers that write to loggregator. We just use the app guid passed in when binding and log messages using a dropsonde client library for

If not via dopplr, can you please share "state of the art" for how are your service brokers exposing backend logs to end users? Nic

Hi Eyal, Some background info on routes, domains, the system domain, and apps domains. Cloud Foundry deployments include a component called the gorouter. It essentially holds a routing table

For lack of guidance I went ahead and changed all three occurances. I still get a 404. But it seems to happen later on: cf api api.10.60.18.186.xip.io --skip-ssl-validation Setting api endpoint to

Hi Padma, Apologies for the delay. In the case of a space with a service instance, if the space is deleted, the Cloud Controller sends a deprovision request to the service broker. The broker is

Hello Brian, UAA supports hierarchical groups in any given Identity Zone (aka UAA Tenant) The Groups in a given UAA Identity Zone are unique. Please refer to the documentation here

Ok, so the oauth-client that is registered with the UAA for this application (app) only has the openid scope. If you want this client to be able to request other scopes on behalf of the user you would

Hello All, Does UAA support Multi-Tenant Hierarchical groups? By this I mean can I have a GroupParent -> GroupChild relationship? The documentation mentioned that the groupName is unique per UAA as

It's a custom client that I wrote (Just a Spring Application). Here is the YAML file that configures the client: https://gist.github.com/bryantp/82111bbcbc0db8be701b389fd0f490e9

The CF Buildpacks team will be conducting user research in July and would like to speak to community members who have experience: - Creating new buildpacks - Maintaining buildpacks bits -

PS with regards to above comment the login.10.60.18.186.xip.io literal appears not only under the route_registrar, but also here (should it be changed as well?): login: authorities:

I did CF push and push is successful but the app is not starting and in the logs I see the errors the I pasted. API endpoint: https://api.ng.bluemix.net (API version: 2.44.0) User: