Thank you for the answer. I like the idea with pathing existing sources. Going to make another PR soon. Have a good day, Alex L.

Hi. This isn't what I expected. You've basically changed the bucket configuration to point to your own and uploaded the blobs to that bucket. That's why bosh is telling you there's nothing to

I read that bosh-lite use warden as container for cloud foundry components.I deployed two java spring apps into the local cloud foundry. Below is my VMs (warden container), which (two) warden

Shannon, Simon, As the lead of the logsearch.io (ELK) project; I'm also interested in having GoRouter log additional headers. Specifically Trace-Id and Span-Id generated by the spring-cloud-sleuth

Hi, Matthew. After I made `bosh upload blobs`, `bosh blobs` command tells me `No blobs to upload`. Still I created a pull request where you can figure out what blobs are changed from

Hi, happy to participate, we already have some initial ideas! Regards, Matthias From: Juan Pablo Genovese <juanpgenovese(a)gmail.com> To: "Discussions about Cloud Foundry projects and the

Great news! I should tell it to my colleagues. Dieu Cao wrote -- View this message in context:

Thank you, all. I am very glad to see such many positive reactions. We should consider about English version of the articles. -- View this message in context:

Looks like there are a lot of log lines in the hm.listener component where it takes to long to save state to etcd. It updates state based on heartbeats from the DEAs. When the etcd request takes

As Maggie and Dieu have said, the `running_instances` field from the "summary" endpoint the cli is using reflects hm9k view of the world and the `state` field represents the desired state of the app.

Maggie, I don't think the app state is a CLI problem - the state = STARTED for failed staging comes from CC as a response to GET /v2/apps/app_guid/summary Thanx for the tip with hm900 - I will

Hi, Kris I think it may be a CLI 6.0 issue to show the “requested_state” not the real state. I remembered in CLI 5.0 it would show stopped if application failed to start. But the “-1” you

@Maggie -- you are probably right that -1 does not mean that the deployment failed. But for my application the staging failed and I am getting the following: *"running_instances":-1,* * "state":

We had encountered the same issue before. The “?” or “-1” doesn’t mean the deployment fails. It only means CC could not get the status of running instance. Most likely there is something

Hooray! Looking forward to what Abacus will bring to the platform! Onsi

This morning on the Services PMC call, Abacus was accepted into incubation. Thank you Max, and your colleagues at IBM, for your months of effort to open source this project. Shannon Coen Product

This is not something that would be merged, as originally proposed, without additional investigation and discussion. If I understand correctly, you're proposing that an operator of CloudFoundry

Simon, Some buildpacks such as java-buildpack and php, offer the ability to log incoming http request and control format of the logs inc custom headers. Would that help in your case

Great news, we have been eagerly awaiting this feature. John

Nice! Thanks for the hard work! 2015-07-23 17:31 GMT-03:00 Dieu Cao <dcao(a)pivotal.io>: -- Mis mejores deseos, Best wishes, Meilleurs vœux, Juan