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Troubleshooting app deployment and health Cloud Foundry Docs

You can investigate app deployment and health using the cf CLI. Some cf CLI commands return connection credentials. Remove credentials and other sensitive … See more

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High Availability in Cloud Foundry Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBThis topic tells you about the components used to ensure high availability in Cloud Foundry, vertical and horizontal scaling, and the infrastructure required to support scaling …

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Using Cloud Foundry health checks Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBYou can configure a liveness health check for an app using the Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface (cf CLI) or by specifying a combination of the health …

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App manifest attribute reference Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBThe -b command-line flag overrides this attribute.. For more information, see Pushing an app with multiple buildpacks.. command. Some languages and frameworks require that …

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Configuring routes and domains Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBDomains. The term domain here differs from its common use and is specific to Cloud Foundry. Likewise, shared domain and private domain refer to resources with specific …

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Configuring Health Monitor notifications Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBStep 1: Set up BOSH Director credentials. To enable HM notifications, you must provide the HM with credentials to access the BOSH Director. Perform the …

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The application container life cycle on the Diego architecture

WEBApp deployment involves uploading, staging, and starting the app in a container. Your app must complete each of these phases within a certain time limit. The …

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Configuring load balancer health checks for Cloud Foundry routers

WEBPage last updated: You can configure load balancer health checks for Cloud Foundry routers so requests go only to healthy router instances. In environments that …

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Deploying large apps Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBTo deploy large apps to Cloud Foundry, ensure that: The total size of the files to upload for your app does not exceed the maximum app file size set in the …

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Staticfile buildpack Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBStaticfile configuration property Description; root: YOUR-DIRECTORY-NAME Example: root: public: Alternative root: Specifies a root directory other than the …

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Logging and metrics in Cloud Foundry Cloud Foundry Docs

WEB1 For more information about using the BOSH Health Monitor to collect health metrics on VMs, see Selecting and configuring a monitoring system.. 2 For more …

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Deploying with app manifests Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBTo deploy an app with a manifest: Create a manifest.yml file in the root directory of your app. By default, the cf push command uses the manifest.yml file in the …

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App logging in Cloud Foundry Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBCloud Foundry gathers and stores logs in a best-effort manner. If a client cannot consume log entries quickly enough, the Loggregator buffer might need to overwrite some lines …

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Pushing apps with sidecar processes Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBGo to the sidecar-dependent-app directory. Open and review the manifest.yml file. Under sidecars, the sidecar is specified with a name, process type, …

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Using Cloud Foundry Java buildpack Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBSolution 1: Determine how much native memory a Java app needs by measuring it with realistic workloads and fine-tuning it accordingly. You can then configure the Java …

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Sidecar buildpacks Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBA buildpack can specify sidecar processes with a launch.yml file at the root of the deps directory during the supply phase. The deps directory is a combination of the …

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Diego components and architecture Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBDiego components and architecture. Learning how Diego runs an app. Step 1: Receiving the request to run an app. Step 2: Passing the request to the auctioneer …

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Deploying Spring apps to Cloud Foundry Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBSample app step. Run brew install maven. Change to the app directory, and run mvn package to build the app. Run cf push pong_matcher_spring -n HOSTNAME to …

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Upgrading to cf CLI v7 Cloud Foundry Docs

WEBThe main goal of Cloud Foundry CLI (cf CLI) v7 and CAPI V3 is to unlock new app developer workflows for users who require granular control of their apps and …

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