Re: Buildpack deployment in cflinuxfs3 stack for AWS
That’s great, thanks for sharing Jim!
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Re: Buildpack deployment in cflinuxfs3 stack for AWS
Conner UK, Jim
At my place of work, we have concourse jobs which sends us messages on our MS Teams channel whenever a new release appears. Maybe this will be useful for someone else too.
Here’s some sanitised snippets from our release-notification-pipeline.
*** resources: - name: java-buildpack-release type: github-release source: user: cloudfoundry repository: java-buildpack release: true access_token: ((github_token))
- name: notify-new-java-buildpack-releases plan: - do: - in_parallel: - get: release-notifications-pipeline - get: release-repo resource: java-buildpack-release params: globs: [notthisthing] # because we only want to watch for tag changes & data, not the release tgz itself (proxy won't allow download of it) trigger: true - task: check-versions config: platform: linux inputs: - name: release-notifications-pipeline - name: release-repo image_resource: type: docker-image source: repository: ((any_docker_image_which_has_curl_and_jq)) tag: latest run: path: cf-deployment-notifications/check_versions.sh params: RELEASE_NAME: java-buildpack TEAMS_WEBHOOK_URL: ((ms_teams_webhook_url)) timeout: 15m ***
.. and the source for the check_versions.sh script.
*** #!/bin/bash
set -e
if [[ -f "release-repo/body" ]]; then split --line-bytes=7500 release-repo/body release-repo/release-body-
for file in $(find release-repo -name "release-body-*" | sort ) do request_body=$(jq -n --arg body "$(cat "${file}")" --arg title "New $RELEASE_NAME $(cat release-repo/version) release" '{title: $title, text: $body}') curl -if -X POST --data "${request_body}" -k "${TEAMS_WEBHOOK_URL}" rm "${file}" done else request_body=$(jq -n --arg body "The author was too lazy to add a release note" --arg title "New $RELEASE_NAME $(cat release-repo/version) release" '{title: $title, text: $body}') curl -if -X POST --data "${request_body}" -k "${TEAMS_WEBHOOK_URL}" fi ***
Jim
From: <cf-dev@...> on behalf of Benjamin Gandon <benjamin@...>
Hi Carlos, The release notes for the classical Cloud Foundry Node.js Buildpack are in GitHub : https://github.com/cloudfoundry/nodejs-buildpack/releases These need to be read regularly by a human for taking action when necessary, like when
Hi Carlos,
The release notes for the classical Cloud Foundry Node.js Buildpack are in GitHub : https://github.com/cloudfoundry/nodejs-buildpack/releases These need to be read regularly by a human for taking action when necessary, like when some language versions are discontinued.
For newer Paketo buildpacks, I’ve raised some similar concern in the Paketo Slack last year:
What we would need is a way for buildpack consumers like us, to build automation (in Concourse or anything similar) that warns the correct people in the enterprise for taking action when some Buildpack is discontinuing some language version. I don’t know if there has been any progress on this since last year.
Benjamin
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Re: Buildpack deployment in cflinuxfs3 stack for AWS
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The release notes for the classical Cloud Foundry Node.js Buildpack are in GitHub : https://github.com/cloudfoundry/nodejs-buildpack/releases These need to be read regularly by a human for taking action when necessary, like when some language versions are discontinued. For newer Paketo buildpacks, I’ve raised some similar concern in the Paketo Slack last year: What we would need is a way for buildpack consumers like us, to build automation (in Concourse or anything similar) that warns the correct people in the enterprise for taking action when some Buildpack is discontinuing some language version. I don’t know if there has been any progress on this since last year. Benjamin
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CAB Call 17th Aug
Ram Iyengar
Hey folks! Wanted to give everyone a heads up about the CAB call next week. Matt Royal from VMware will be joining us for a talk on RunWorkload and BuildWorkload which are both a part of Korifi. Korifi, as you have all heard, is a Cloud Foundry interface for Kubernetes clusters. Matt is a regular contributor to the project and has agreed to share some valuable insights about the internals that power the tool. Date: 17th August '22 Day: Wednesday Time: 8 AM Pacific/11 AM Eastern/4 PM London Please try and make yourself available. The more interactive the session is, the more valuable it can be good the whole community. Look forward to learning together. Cheers, Ram Iyengar Chief Evangelist CFF |
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Re: Cloud Foundry Day Registration is live. KubeCon prices go up Aug 11th!
Chris Clark
Reminder: If you haven't yet registered for KubeCon and Cloud Foundry Day, KubeCon registration prices go up $300 on August 11th! On Thu, Aug 4, 2022 at 10:39 AM Chris Clark via lists.cloudfoundry.org <cclark=cloudfoundry.org@...> wrote:
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Cloud Foundry Day Registration is live. KubeCon prices go up Aug 11th!
Chris Clark
Hello all, Cloud Foundry Day has been added to KubeCon registration and the schedule. If you haven't registered yet, please do! If you have already registered for Kubecon, prior to CF Day being added, you can now edit your registration and add CF Day. KubeCon registration prices increase on August 11th. CFP for Cloud Foundry Day is now open, closing August 25th. If you're interested in joining the program committee, let us know here. If you're interested in sponsoring Cloud Foundry Day, please let me know. Looking forward to seeing you all soon! Chris Clark Program Manager Cloud Foundry Foundation |
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Buildpack deployment in cflinuxfs3 stack for AWS
Delgado, Carlos <carlos.delgado02@...>
Hello team,
I am interested to know about communications whenever a new buildpack is deployed and available in AWS cflinuxfs3 stack, in order to adapt our projects timely fashion, I am interested in Nodejs buildpack in particular, since a new version has been released recently that removed Node 12 and affected our deployments.
Do you know by any chance if such communication exists?
Many thanks, BR.
Carlos Delgado
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Cloud Foundry Day 2022
Chris Clark
The Cloud Foundry Day 2022 web page is now live, the Call for Proposals is now open, and the Sponsorship Prospectus has been published. Please reach out if you have any questions! One thing to note: Cloud Foundry Day has not yet been added to the KubeCon registration form - this should happen within the next week, however, KubeCon registration prices increase on August 11th, so please register for KubeCon before then. You'll be able to add Cloud Foundry Day to your registration shortly. Also, I'd recommend booking hotels as soon as possible. Lastly, if anyone in the Cloud Foundry technical community would like to nominate themselves or a peer for the Program Committee, who will be steering the CFP process, please let us know here. Ideally, candidates for this would have a broad knowledge of Cloud Foundry projects and ecosystem. Looking forward to seeing you in Detroit! Chris Clark Program Manager Cloud Foundry Foundation |
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CAB Call July 27th
Ram Iyengar
Hello Cloud Foundry Community! Wanted to remind folks that the CAB call for July is scheduled for Wed, 27th July. Time: 11 am Eastern/8 am Pacific/4 pm BST. The agenda for the meeting is "Cloud Foundry Day", our upcoming single-day event to be held at Detroit on Oct 25th, ahead of KubeCon NA 2022. Specifically, we will share information about the date, venue, logistics, and also discuss the tracks, topics, CFP process, and much more. There are also sponsorships on offer if you would like information about those. So, if you want to chat about the event, please make it to the call tomorrow. Regards, Ram Iyengar On Wed, Jul 20, 2022 at 4:50 PM Ram Iyengar via lists.cloudfoundry.org <riyengar=cloudfoundry.org@...> wrote:
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CAB Call July postponed
Ram Iyengar
Hello folks! Postponing this month's CAB call to accommodate speakers. Will announce the new day/date/time shortly. Apologies for the inconvenience. Regards, Ram |
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Save the date: Cloud Foundry Day 2022 at KubeCon NA
Chris Clark
Hello all, We are very happy to announce that, after a long three-year hiatus from in-person events, we’ll be holding a one-day Cloud Foundry event on Tuesday October 25th at KubeCon NA in Detroit.
In the next two weeks, we’ll be announcing a Call for Proposals, sponsorship details, and more, but in the meantime I encourage you to all take a look at the main KubeCon site and book your travel plans!
The Cloud Foundry Foundation will also be a sponsor of KubeCon, and will have a booth on the main floor Wed October 26th – Friday October 28th, where we will primarily highlight both Korifi and Paketo Buildpacks. Looking forward to seeing you there!
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Re: #cf Proposal to use modern and more efficient VM sizes on all IaaSes
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minseok kim
hi it is awesome work! thanks 2022년 7월 13일 (수) 오전 9:25, David Stevenson via lists.cloudfoundry.org <stevensonda=vmware.com@...>님이 작성: This change has been successfully rolled out, we're saving 50-70% on our default deployments, yay! "bbl up" with newer bbl versions will change your default VM types catalog. If you run CATS, read on... --
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Re: #cf Proposal to use modern and more efficient VM sizes on all IaaSes
#cf
This change has been successfully rolled out, we're saving 50-70% on our default deployments, yay! "bbl up" with newer bbl versions will change your default VM types catalog. If you run CATS, read on...
Newer versions of BBL starting with 8.4.91 will deploy more modern and efficient VM sizes by default. Along the way we encountered a problem where the default configuration is less reliable in passing CATS, which makes sense because there's a lot less hardware deployed. A change from CATS timeout_scale: 1 to timeout_scale: 2 fixes the issue and the CATS still pass when run in parallel with 12 nodes only about 25% slower (which is acceptable). We plan to fix CATS timeout defaults eventually such that this timeout scaling configuration option is not required. Using the 1AZ cf-deployment ops-file, the CATS now will always fail when run in parallel due to the smaller standardized diego cell size. To work around this, BBL v8.4.93 standardizes the "medium" (4 cores, 16GB) and "large" (8 cores, 32GB) VM sizes and introduces a "medium-highmem" (4 cores, 32GB) size. These additional standard sizes give operators and CF authors additional sizes to choose from for diego cells, such as this newly introduced ops file designed to make parallel CATS testing fast+reliable in a single-AZ minimal configuration. |
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Re: cloud foundry slack channel
Chris Clark
Hi Zac, You should be able to join the Cloud Foundry Slack workspace here: https://slack.cloudfoundry.org/ Hope that helps - please let me know if you run into any issues.
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cloud foundry slack channel
prozac <zacm30@...>
Hi Guys, I'm trying to connect to the cloud-foundry slack channel, but i cant seem to manage that. I have an account on slack, but cant seem to pass the specific channel registration. Can you suggest what do I need to sdo to be able to view/query your channel? Regards, Zac. |
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Re: TOC Election Results!
I'm honored to be joining the TOC and excited to help steward the Cloud Foundry Community in the coming year. Congratulations to the other new TOC members! And a huge thanks to the previous TOC members. |
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TOC Election Results!
Chris Clark
2022 CFF Technical Oversight Committee Election ResultsMany thanks to all the nominees and everyone who voted in the election. I’m pleased to announce our new TOC members will be:
They'll be joining Eric Malm (VMware) and Stephan Merker (SAP), whose seats will be up for election next year. Congratulations to Ruben, Beyhan and Andy! And, a huge thanks to Lee Porte, David Stevenson, and Jan von Löwenstein for all the excellent work they've done on the TOC over the last year. You can see the complete results here. Chris Clark Program Manager Cloud Foundry Foundation |
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Last Call for TOC election votes! Voting ends Friday night.
Chris Clark
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CAB Call postponed
Ram Iyengar
Dear CF Community, Postponing today's CAB call by a week to the 22nd June 2022. Regards, Ram |
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Proposal for older stemcell removal to reduce hosting costs
There is a proposal being discussed here: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/community/pull/308
Thanks in advance,
Ruben Koster |
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