Hi,

I am using Swift as Cloud Foundry blobstore. I noticed there are four
containers:
cc-buildpacks
cc-droplets
cc-packages
cc-resources

For the first three containers, I can find the relationship between the
object in containers and the records in postgres database. I also noticed
that some objects will be stored in cc-resources when I push applications.
They seem related to the type of application (ruby, java, etc). However, I
cannot find what should be stored in cc-resources container. Are they
uploaded automatically by buildpack? Is it decided by buildpack or
application? How to configure them if it is decided by application?


Thanks.

You can refer to this discussion for some understanding of what is stored
in the cc-resources container:

https://groups.google.com/a/cloudfoundry.org/forum/#!topic/vcap-dev/nTQSn8spBPE

It's basically stores larger files to speed up subsequent app push. An
initial push will be slow, as all files are uploaded. A second push will be
faster, as the larger files (over 64k by default, but can be adjusted up),
are stored in the cc-resources container for re-use.

On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 6:40 PM Guangcai Wang <guangcai.wang(a)gmail.com>
wrote:

Hi,

I am using Swift as Cloud Foundry blobstore. I noticed there are four
containers:
cc-buildpacks
cc-droplets
cc-packages
cc-resources

For the first three containers, I can find the relationship between the
object in containers and the records in postgres database. I also noticed
that some objects will be stored in cc-resources when I push applications.
They seem related to the type of application (ruby, java, etc). However, I
cannot find what should be stored in cc-resources container. Are they
uploaded automatically by buildpack? Is it decided by buildpack or
application? How to configure them if it is decided by application?


Thanks.