We want to correlate what cf app reports with the OS stats obtained by SSHing into the container. The cf app output reports memory from within a cgroup = RSS+cache to calculate and limit bytes in use.

Hi, thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction. The following script worked for me #!/bin/bash sleep 2 $HOME/.java-buildpack/open_jdk_jre/bin/keytool -keystore

Thanks again Amit for the clarification on the executor part. “The plan is that this can be solved within Diego's abstractions of tasks and LRPs” Does this mean Diego will be capable of

Hi, My 2 cents - but have you look at sensu (https://sensuapp.org/) - I was in need of something similar, and so end up deploying along with every pushed app an sensu client (agent) that pull

Hey Dhilip, To clarify, we don't have a copy of executor for each garden-linux container. A single "cell" VM has one executor, one garden-linux, and many containers. The executor runs one monitor

Hi All, Thanks for the response. Hi Amit, Thanks for the info, I haven’t noticed that we run a copy of executor for each ‘garden-linux’ container that we launch. We do have a ‘push’

Hi Amit, It has been two months since last time I replied. We tested 3 etcd vms in a single_AZ in another environment and they worked fine. I can get a constant instance number now. The CF version

Hi all, So far in the Abacus project we've been running our automated tests outside CF (as our Node.js apps can also run outside with just a bit of env variable config) on Travis-CI. Some of us also

I've been seeing slower Travis-CI builds recently so I've pruned our build matrix a bit in an attempt to speed things up. Here are the combinations left in our Travis build matrix, down from 8 to

I like the idea of a `provider.md` and even maybe `on-boarding.md` that will eventually point to our self-on-boarding process. Best, max wrote: --

Thanks! brokers. That is all info needed by service brokers to submit usage, or is this part of `integration.md`? integration.md was more about how you'd customize Abacus to fit in your particular

Are you using an aws elb or a ha_proxy instance for your load balancer? If you curl api.SYSTEM_DOMAIN/v2/info, what is the logging_endpoint from the response? Joseph CF Release Integration

Thanks for those links. I'm using the DEA for now and it looks like nothing has changed there for quite some time (Apr 2014). I'll see if I can debug a bit more to see what's

In the DEA: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/dea_ng/blob/4b1a50ae5598b0c70cb3e5895ed800e0cff37722/lib/dea/stat_collector.rb#L93 In

+1 I can continue keeping the FAQs into `faq.md`. Finally, wonder if we should have a special section or file for service brokers. That is all info needed by service brokers to submit usage, or

Hi all, I've been reviewing the Abacus docs, and we currently only have the following: - a README describing how to get started with the code, build, run a demo, set up for developing an Abacus

Has something changed recently with the output of `cf app` and how it reports memory usage? I was deploying apps to CF v219 and noticed that the output of `cf app` is not what I'm used to

I'm not sure I see the benefit here. Diego, for instance, runs a customizable babysitter alongside each app instance, and kills the container if the babysitter says things are going bad. This

Hi Just an example to the case, a short description of a similar technique can be found at JavaSpaces (leveraging Java JINI)[1] . The notion of a “lease” as a foundation of a self-healing systems

We have been talking about something similar that we have labeled the Angry Farmer. I do not think you would need an agent. The firehose and cloud controller should have everything that you need.