pivotal-cloud-foundry

My intention is to use PCF DEV as an integration test environment for our CI server, as well as a place to demo proof-of-concept projects. I have Pivotal Cloud Foundry DEV setup on a private network in a windows environment. I'm able to access everything fine from the host box, but I and others on my team need to be able to access it from other machines on the network using the cf cli as well as just accessing deployed services. I'm not savvy in the ways of DNS proxy, so I'm not sure whether using Acrylic is the right move here or not, since the host machine will have internet access even

In my spring boot application I making a https(secure) request. For that I need pass flowing argument as JVM argument. javax.net.ssl.trustStore javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword Eg : -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=~/home/dinusha/keystore.jks -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=pass In PCF (Cloud Foundry) I can not copy keystore.jks file to PCF. So how can I pass this values on PCF You have to bundle the keystore.jks file with application. Please find the step bellow. Put your keystore.jks file into you application resources(src/main/resources) folder. Add the keystore.jks path and it's password in

I want to know if it is possible to run kafka as a cloud-native application, and can I create a kafka cluster as a service on Pivotal Web Services. I don't want only client integration, I want to run the kafka cluster/service itself? Thanks, Anil I can point you at a few starting points, there would be some work involved to go from those starting points to something fully functional. One option is to deploy the kafka cluster on Cloud Foundry (e.g. Pivotal Web Services) using docker images. Spotify has Dockerized kafka and kafka-proxy (including Zookeeper). One thing to keep in mind is that PWS

I developed a microservice using Spring Boot. I was performance testing the service by stubbing the backend calls. When I looked at the thread count , I see that the maximum number of threads that created to the service is 20 at any point in time even though the number of calls made is much higher. Are there any limitations with respect to number of calls that can be made to a microservice developed using Spring Boot. Please can you guide in what steps I need to follow to troubleshoot / increase the number of connections accepted by the service? alexbt This setting is derived from the embedded

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

I need the java executable to run a java -jar from a cloudfoundry task command. Here is how I try to run the task: cf run-task bignibou-batch "java -jar bignibou-batch/build/libs/bignibou-batch.jar" Here is the error message I get: 2016-12-24T12:53:30.002+01:00 [APP/TASK/358e02df/0] [ERR] bash: java: command not found My manifest uses the java buildpack as follows (see bignibou-batch app at the bottom): --- buildpack: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/java-buildpack.git memory: 1024M env: APPLICATION_URL: http://bignibou-server.cfapps.io/ APPLICATION_MAIL_NO_REPLY_ADDRESS: balteo@bignibou-server