Hi there, the loggregator team would like to remove the /containermetrics endpoint on the loggregator_trafficcontroller (see here:

Hi Elliott, Yes, sure. Feel free to schedule a meeting with me. Thanks, Bernd From: <cf-dev@...> on behalf of Elliott Shanks <eshanks@...> Reply-To: "cf-dev@..." <cf-dev@...> Date: Monday,

Bernd, Thank you so much for using the stack-auditor plugin and providing feedback. I've got a story in our tracker for your pull request: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/163698676. We have

Hi cf-dev, We – the Cloud Foundry Services API team – are looking for people who would like to be part of our beta-testing group! This is an opportunity for you to actively shape our roadmap, and

Hi Connor, Hi Stanislav, Thank you very much for your suggestions! I tried out both of them now and can confirm that both are much quicker (sub-second for the SQL, few seconds for cfdot) than

Hi Bernd! If you need to use SQL to figure out which apps still use the old stack, you'll want to join apps across the buildpack_lifecycle_data table's app_guid column. but there are lots of possible

Hi Bernd, If performance is a concern how about using cfdot? `cfdot desired-lrps | jq -r '[ .log_guid, .rootfs ] | @tsv` will give you (instantly): ``` 7bc7eef4-121d-4879-bac1-d738c54faa3a

Hi Elliott, Nice to e-meet you and thank you very much for the pointer! Finding out how to build the plugin, I created a PR adding this part to the

Bernd, My name is Elliott Shanks and I'm a new PM on the CF Core Buildpacks Team. We have recently introduced a cf-cli plugin called stack-auditor which would accomplish exactly what you are looking

Hi Stanislav, Thank you very much for the pointer. I forgot to mention my reason to look into the Cloud Controller tables directly: It might take me quite some time to pull the data via the Cloud

Hi Bernd, You may want to try this https://github.com/rakutentech/cf-tools/blob/master/cf-applist.sh Best regards, Stanislav

Hi Josh, all, I assume many people are currently in the process of moving off of cflinuxfs2 to cflinuxfs3. I was trying to figure out a good (and quick) way to see which apps haven’t done

The first release of the Node.js buildpack after March 01, 2019 will no longer include any versions of Node.js 9.11.x. These Node.js versions are no longer supported upstream [1]. Please migrate your

We ran into the same problem and had to do a custom build of imagemagick and distribute it with the application. Later versions of cflinuxfs2 have the same security fix. If anyone can come up with a

The first release of the Go buildpack after March 1, 2019 will no longer include any versions of Go 1.8.x or 1.9.x. These Go versions are no longer supported upstream [1]. Please migrate your Go apps

Thank you, Dieu. @Josh: Would you document the supported PostgreSQL version range e.g. inhttps://github.com/cloudfoundry/cf-deployment/blob/master/deployment-guide.md#databases ? Best

Thanks for your suggestion. I've tried something similar already. Unfortunately overrides only work if they are more restrictive. The default config looks like this: <policy domain="coder"

This seems to indicate that ImageMagick will search in multiple locations. https://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=29653#p133118 When I run that on cflinuxfs3, I get.. Searching

Hi I'm using the nodejs-buildpack together with the cflinuxfs3 stack. I would like to convert PDF documents to JPEG images. In order to do this I'm using Imagemagick together with

Greetings cf-dev! As part of the v3 acceleration initiative we announced last October, we have written a number of proposals for the remaining resources that will be exposed on the v3 API. If you