Dave, I've found using SSH tunnels can make debugging the JVM easier. I haven't tried using Yourkit via a tunnel, but I suspect it would work. Maybe worth a try. Some more details on setting up the tu

Hi, I created a few tools to debug OOM problems since the application I was responsible for running on CF was failing constantly because of OOM problems. The problems I had, turned out not to be actua

Is there a way to link to individual email threads with the new mailing list format? Thanks! Quinn

there is, but it would be nicer if the link appeared in the email http://lists.cloudfoundry.org/pipermail/cf-dev/2015-April/000002.html wrote:

+1 - I miss the link at the bottom too. Dan

Skinny buildpacks have been cut for go, nodejs, php, python and ruby buildpacks. | | current | previous | |--------+---------+----------| | go | 442MB | 633MB | | nodejs | 69MB | 417MB | | php | 804MB

What an incredible step in the right direction, Awesome!!! Out of curiosity, why is the go buildpack still quite so large?

Hi Wayne, wayneeseguin(a)starkandwayne.com> wrote: Thanks for asking this question. Currently we're including the following binary dependencies in `go-buildpack`: ``` cache $ ls -lSh *_go* -rw-r--r--

the go community tends to move fast to adopt the latest versions of go. i imagine we can drop 1.1 and 1.2 without impacting most people. anyone on the list experience otherwise? onsi

Hi all, We held the first Buildpacks PMC meeting today; I'd like to share the agenda and notes. For reference, all agendas notes for the Buildpacks PMC will be kept in a public Google Drive folder at

Because of very good compatibility between versions (post 1.X) I would like to make a motion to do the following: Split the buildpack: have the default golang buildpack track the latest golang version

The biggest issue with GDrive is that our folks in China can’t easily view them ;) My question/feedback comes from the other recent thread about buildpack sizing and efficiency. I did not see a bullet

Glad to see that the static and null buildpacks will be shipping with cf-release soon. Chris Sterling chris.sterling(a)gmail.com twitter: @csterwa linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/chrissterling

So it appears that when you reply to longer messages on the mailing list it gets held? My actual text is only about a paragraph’s worth. Wayne E. Seguin <wayneeseguin(a)starkandwayne.com <mailto:wayne

I've asked to have the limit increased. Chip Childers | Technology Chief of Staff | Cloud Foundry Foundation wayneeseguin(a)starkandwayne.com> wrote:

+1 Thanks for the great work! and tooling to assist you in packaging specific dependencies for your instance of CF. I'll start a new thread on this list early next week to communicate this information

Thanks for the update Mike. Can we get a bit more detail on java-buildpack divergence from the other buildpacks? -Ryan

Hi All, We did two releases for UAA last week (2.2.5 & 2.2.6). The details of the new features and bug fixes can be found in the release notes. Please reach out in case of further questions *2.2.6 Rel

Chip/All Just following up on this proposal on the new list to get an update on its status. Best Duncan

Hello, I hope I came to the right place. My apologies if I haven't. We are working on a native mobile app and would like to leverage UAA for authz. We have a multi-tenant environment and I was wonderi