On Tue, 5 Jan 2021 at 21:36, Chris Clark <cclark@...> wrote: > you’ll be prompted to resign the next time a pull request goes into a Cloud Foundry repository. But what if I *like* my job?

Just in case this is useful to you, I suggest taking a look at the CF (hence probably also cloud.gov) feature called “Route Services”. Using this platform feature would allow you to deploy a vanilla U

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Hey Ross, Given the number of moving parts involved, it’d be really useful to know precisely what you mean by “droplet stage”. A redacted cf push output and cf logs --recent would probably be handy, t

Hey Shilpa, I wouldn’t be surprised to find this is intentional. If this didn’t happen, then it would be possible for an attacker to try submitting many addresses, and then receive confirmation of whi

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Marco, I’ve no extra information on this than this thread, but it strikes me that it’s definitely possible to deploy apps to CF which would reverse proxy other apps on CF, *without* attaching them as

Hi Vidhya, I’m afraid I’ve never heard of most of these terms in Cloud Foundry context! After a bit of googling, assuming they’re terms as they’re being used here ( https://blogs.sap.com/2018/02/05/bu

Hey there. Your installation has succeeded. Your problem is happening when running the now-installed tool. I’ve observed this previously when a windows profile has its home directory set to a network