Oh my, is it possible that It’s been more than three months since I posted here? In my defense, I have another blog that I now post on – well, a few actually, including blog.gopivotal.com and blog.cloudfoundry.org. I’ll post a summary of my recent submissions with links soon. I am, in fact, about to go […]
Recently I’ve had several customers ask about whether quota definitions can be changed, both in the OSS product and in PCF. The short answer is “yes”. Here’s the longer: First, for those of you who might be unfamiliar with quotas, they are assigned to organizations and basically limit consumption within that organization. A quota definition […]
More than two years ago on the CF blog the availability of Micro Cloud Foundry was announced – this was a version of Cloud Foundry that would run on a laptop. It came in the form of a vmdk that you could run either using VMWare Workstation or VMWare Fusion. Later posts talked about a […]
(cross-posted from the Cloud Foundry blog) First a little background, and then a story. As Matt described here, Cloud Foundry BOSH has a great capability to perform rolling updates automatically to an entire set of servers in a cluster, and there is a defensive aspect to this feature called a “canary” that is at the […]