That's awesome, thanks for sharing!

#cf #php #services

The cf cli is just a glorified rest client. If you can access the cloud controller API for your foundation, you can do everything I mentioned w/out the cf cli & by using raw rest commands. See the API

Not sure I totally get what you are asking, but `cf restart-app-instance` will restart an instance, so if you have an alert trigger a script, you could script the restart. Or you could just have the a

Here's another. I know Pivotal has some more. I don't know offhand which ones are public/internal though. I just wanted to make the point that it can be done and provide an example if you'd like to ha

The current buildpacks for Nodejs, Python & Java are intended to run on Linux & cflinuxfs3. Buildpacks are supported on Windows though and there are some Windows buildpacks, like https://github.com/cl

The UAA server is written in Java so it's quite portable. Is there a specific concern that you have? Dan

#uaa

If your buildpack itself needs to be compiled, you have two choices: 1.) Compile locally, package a buildpack and install with `cf create-buildpack`. 2.) Use a shim script to build then run your build

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 f

#cf

Run `cf plugins` and see what shows up. That will list the plugin installed & the command it provides. Try removing that plugin and reinstalling cfdev. Dan

#cf

Cloud Foundry has a PHP buildpack which can be used to run pretty much any PHP application. I've not personally used it to run Joomla, but it can run Wordpress and Drupal so I think that Joomla should

#cf #service #loggregator

It doesn't have to be public. It can be on a company's internal network. It just needs to be accessible from the platform where the buildpack is running. That's why it's convenient to use the Staticfi

Not sure what you mean. It doesn't require that you fork the buildpack. You just need to host your Tomcat config somewhere. That's cause the buildpack will need to download it, since it's not part of

Have you tried the support that's already in the Java buildpack for customizing Tomcat configuration? https://github.com/cloudfoundry/java-buildpack/blob/master/docs/container-tomcat.md#external-tomca

Hi All! To anyone out there using the PHP buildpack. We're trying to understand if what the buildpack does currently to configure Nginx + PHP-FPM so that it works within the defined memory limits work

I'm curious, how do you think this attack could be applied to CF (unless you're sitting on an actual attack, then don't post in here publicly and notify the security team)? CF isn't performing DNS man

I'd guess that it's because you don't ever want to have an inconsistent state across your app instances. If you were able to use `cf restart-app-instance` and see this change then you'd have one app i

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That's awesome, thanks for sharing! Dan

#cf

FYI, Spring Boot apps can configure this via `server.tomcat.internal_proxies`. https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/current/reference/html/howto-embedded-servlet-containers.html#howto-customize-tom

#cf

wrote: This is odd. It looks like there might be an escaping issue with the command you're setting. It's hard to tell. I don't think this is related to the `-cp` in the command. That's most definitely

wrote: This won't work because there is no jar file. When you `cf push` your app, it extracts the contents of the JAR and uploads the contents not the JAR. The root of your app folder is going to be t