Hi all, Pivotal is nominating Colin Jackson for the CredHub Project Lead in the Extensions PMC. Colin joined Pivotal in February 2015 as an engineer on the Buildpacks team in NYC. He also worked on La

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Here's an interesting read that Julz has linked to in the past when questions come up about memory usage in a Linux container: https://fabiokung.com/2014/03/13/memory-inside-linux-containers/

Hi Marc-Laurent, You're asking some great questions! It might be easier for people to help you out if you join the slack: http://slack.cloudfoundry.org/ as many of these questions can be answered many

Hi all, I'd like to ask you all to consider submitting talk proposals to GORUCO 2017, which is a terrific regional software conference that I co-organize here in NYC. There's a historical connection b

wrote: point. *Jeff Hobbs* may know.

Worth noting that we recommend using cloudfoundry/binary-buildpack in place of the community null-buildpack. The `binary-buildpack` is supported by the core OSS team, and does not suffer from this alw

Ah, you're absolutely right -- my mistake. That makes sense, then.

There's still something weird going on ... We know that buildpack detection is happening, because we see all the buildpacks being fetched by Diego in the log. But the null buildpack should never be de

Hi all, In May 2015, the Utilities PMC began incubating a handful of .NET developer tools created and maintained by engineers at HPE. These projects have been maintained by HPE over the last 16 months

No objections having been raised, we'll move forward with the incubation process, in cooperation with the IBM team. Thanks, everyone! -mike wrote:

Over the past few months, I've heard from many people in the CF community about adding support for .NET Core in Cloud Foundry. If you're not familiar with .NET Core [1], it's an open-source effort by

Hi all, Many of you have gotten to know Danny Rosen over the last nine months in his role as PM of the CF Buildpacks team. During his tenure, community engagement has increased, and the team has been

Dr. Nic, Yes, you're absolutely right, but currently you have to override the *entire* nginx.conf file, which means if we make changes in the future, individuals are responsible for keeping it up to d

Fantastic! Great work, Buildpacks team. I'm especially excited that this will allow data scientists to more easily run their applications on Cloud Foundry.

Hi Mike, I totally agree with you on all points, but there are second-order effects that are worth discussing and understanding, as they've influenced my own thinking around the timing of this work. G

Responses inline ... To be clear, I think we're happy to test third-party agent in our CI pipelines to ensure they'll continue to work. I think this addresses your "breaking change" point in a very su

Hi Mike, You make a great point, and the question of "where should the responsibility live" is something we debated quite a bit, and even experimented with on a few different occasions. You're right t

Thanks so much for bringing this up. This sounds like something that's probably easily fixable; though it would be great if we could have a bit more information about your directory layout. Would you