cloudfoundry

I am trying to start my node app in Bluemix and getting a weird error. My app works locally. I have copied a snippet out of my app below. var express = require("express"), app = express(); app.get("/", function (request, response) { response.render("index"); }); app.listen(8080); My app never starts in Bluemix. The error I am getting on Bluemix is below. [11:07 AM] jsloyer@Jeffs-MacBook-Pro [testapp]>cf push myapp Creating app myapp in org myemail@co.com / space demos as myemail@co.com... OK Creating route myapp.mybluemix.net... OK Binding myapp.mybluemix.net to myapp... OK Uploading myapp...

Is anyone aware of cloud services (PaaS) which could be suitable for a spring/neo4j application. Anything to look out for? AFAIK, Amazon EBS is currently the only stable option, Heroku is in private beta and Cloud Foundry is work in progress. Neo4j is available on Heroku now. Details in this document at infoq. http://www.infoq.com/minibooks/good-relationships-spring-data It seems that Jelastic PaaS has recently updated a blog post for Neo4j support. I have found it here: http://blog.jelastic.com/2013/03/21/neo4j-in-the-cloud/ 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7649319/neo4j-in-the-cloud

应用名称： 个人博客系统 应用URL地址： http://abap.cloudfoundry.com/ 应用说明及使用场景： 用于搭建个人博客。 应用所使用的技术及软件： 使用 jFinal 框架， Mysql数据库， ehcache 缓存， freemarker 模板引擎。部署在cloudfoundry上，数据库使用CF上提供的Mysql服务。 自己写了图片的lazy加载功能和页面的TOP功能 应用截图： 后台: 我是来感受大赛的气氛的~~嘻~ 项目github地址: https://github.com/MikeBily/jfinal-blog 来源： oschina 链接： https://my.oschina.net/u/132166/blog/98118

So I've been reading up on Cloud Foundry and yet I'm still confused as to what it is. Here is my take anyway on PaaS on CF, and hopefully you guys could tell me if I'm wrong and explain it a bit better. A traditional PaaS offering like Microsoft Azure or Google AppEngine provides a full platform to develop, test, host and manage your web app. You must however use their API and are restricted to the services that they offer and languages/frameworks that they support. Cloud Foundry seems to be some kind of "middle-man", whereby it allows your app to use services from many public clouds. How does

The next version of CloudFoundry / Diego will offer native support for Docker containers which will be orchestrated across multible hosts [ link ]. This sounds very similar to Kubernetes. Of course, the problem Kubernetes is trying to solve is more a generic, where CloudFoundry is more focussed on app development. However, for me it sounds both are heading into a similar direction and CloudFoundry is adding a lot more features on top of the plain orchestration. So I'm wondering about use-cases where Kubernetes would add more value than CloudFoundry? KarlKFI As both a CloudFoundry (past) and