yes, that one would hit the spot! Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2015 2:29 PM To: Discussions about Cloud Foundry projects and the system overall. <cf-dev(a)lists.cloudfoundry.org> Subject: [cf-dev] Re:

Danke, Johannes. We actually have an implementation that uses S3, but want to also be able to also support openstack, on-premise. Rather than re-implementing in swift, nfs would be an easier path from

We are looking at solutions to persist and share directory-type information among a couple of apps within our application stack. NFS comes to mind. How would one go about that? A manifest modification

thank you all! I’m indeed running v212. Deleting /var/vcap/store/shared/run.10.10.2.37.xip.io-cc-droplets/buildpack_cache did the trick. Sent: Friday, September 25, 2015 6:47 PM To: Discussions about

ah, it’s not postgres: 90M postgres it’s actually: 94G shared/run.10.10.2.37.xip.io-cc-droplets Does it keep a copy of each artifact ever pushed? Or is this part of the event storage, controlled by th

I have a cf-aws-tiny cf-boshrelease deployment, and it's been running well for over 4 months. We have about 40 apps, with a couple of dozen of cf pushes each day. Yesterday pushing apps became spotty

I recently used this terraform project to create a AWS cf install: https://github.com/cloudfoundry-community/terraform-aws-cf-install I uses the floating ipaddress of the public proxy as its default d

excellent. I can create domain to the private proxy that's included cf create-shared-domain apps.<ip of private_haproxy>.xip.io and then push my app to it cf push -d apps.<ip of private_haproxy>.xip.i

We have a cf app that need not have public visibility. It's like a service, but it's a stateless app, so making it a droplet is convenient. It only needs to be visible to the other apps. How can I hid