100ms to 200ms sounds about the right value to get an Oauth token. We did a benchmark with UAA and found out that out of the box, the auto reconfiguration sets the default JDBC connection pool value

Hi Benjamin, For example, one of our customers today has to create two Orgs for their two braches in different geographic locations, in order to manage resources quotas and etc. separately. Also,

I'm not using bosh, just trying to run it locally. I can post the dea and warden configs though: dea.yml: warden test_vm.yml: > server: container_klass: Warden::Container::Linux #

What request are you doing to get a token? wrote:

We're having a situation where it took about 5 seconds to get auth TOKENs for 100 users (but only 100 ms for a single user). Does this sound right? Has anybody else done benchmark of UAA perf who can

zongwei, could you give more detail on the problem you are hoping to solve? multi-level orgs is a solution, but i want to make sure there is clarity on the problem so we can discuss what other

We've been asked to support multi-level of Orgs. I realized this is huge, probably bigger than I thought. If you can give me some hints of the whole implications of this (components need to be

Hi Filip, Will do. You actually have already helped me half way through this. My initial motivation was to find out the whole implications of this. Thanks! -Zongwei

Hey Kyle, Can we take a look at your deployment manifest (with all the secrets redacted)? Zak + Dan, CF OSS Integration team

hi Zongwei, I suggest you start a new thread that doesn't have [UAA] in the subject. This is a cloud controller question, and the experts on that component will not read this post, because it says

Hi Filip, Currently, there is only one level of Org supported, so you just cannot create a child Org under an Org. People are asking if we can extend it and support multiple of Orgs. I am sure the

I'm getting an error pushing any app during the staging step. The cf logs returns only this: In the warden logs, there are a few suspect messages: "timestamp": 1441985105.8883495, "message":

The noaa library also lets you consume data from the loggregator firehose. The firehose sample app <https://github.com/cloudfoundry/noaa/blob/master/firehose_sample/main.go> shows how you can do

MRI Ruby is not able to execute threads in parallel. There is a "Global Interpreter Lock" that prevents Ruby code in multiple threads from executing at the same time. Threads can still do IO

All, i just recreate my router vm but failed with following execption. root(a)bosh-lite:~# bosh -n -d /vagrant/manifests/cf-manifest.yml recreate router_z1 Processing deployment

I'm using CF v195, Ruby v2.1.4; CC VM using 4 core, I found ruby process(in fact is cloud_controller_ng process) can reach 104% cpu usage on average on the 4 cores, but can not reach more

Dear all! How can i consumer all data from doppler? for example, in noaa consumer example, the GUID prama is required, it seems like that noaa can only read from a app.

Did you make your jar/war executable? if not that would help. Just add the following below the dependency in pom <build> <plugins> <plugin>

i tried this simple getting-started guide [1] and it worked easily for me [2]. [1] http://spring.io/guides/gs/spring-boot/ [2] https://gist.github.com/jbayer/ecacb25822dddd44ba13 -- Thank