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v0.26.0 for PCF 1.10.0
PCF Dev v0.26.0 is an open beta release that is publicly available on the Pivotal Network.
Feedback for the proprietary version of PCF Dev may be left in the Github issues for this repository.
Installation
$ unzip pcfdev-v0.26.0+PCF1.10.0-<OS>.zip
$ ./pcfdev-v0.26.0+PCF1.10.0-<OS>
Plugin successfully upgraded. Current version: 0.26.0. For more info run: cf dev help
$ cf dev help
Changelog
This is an immediate follow-up release to v0.25.0. Please see the release notes for v0.25.0 for additional changes since v0.24.0.
- Fixed issue introduced in v0.25.0 causing
cf dev start -r <registry>to prevent VM startup - Fixed support for specifying multiple private docker registries
- Added an I/O optimization for systems with slow or special disks (ex. RAID) (#162, #191, #195)
Elastic Runtime
- cf-release maintained at v252 with custom modifications for PCF 1.10.0
- diego-release maintained at v1.7.1 with custom modifications for PCF 1.10.0
- garden-runc maintained at v1.1.1
- cflinuxfs2 maintained at v1.50.0
- routing-release maintained at v0.146.0 with custom modifications for PCF 1.10.0
- local-volume maintained at 4171ea2 / NOTE: This service allows apps to access a persistent location in the VM. The full NFS version of this service is available as a beta feature in PCF 1.10.
Services
- cf-mysql-release maintained at v34
- cf-redis-release maintained at v428.3.0
- cf-rabbitmq-release maintained at v222.7.0 with custom modifications
- Spring Cloud Services maintained at v1.3.4-build.59 with custom modifications
Tools
- Apps Manager upgraded to a custom build for PCF 1.10.0 from 2017-02-12.
Known Issues
- Container networking is not yet included
cf dev trustdoes not prevent SSL warnings in the Firefox web browser and in various Linux web browsers.cf dev trustaccesses the system keychain in Mac OS X, which causes certain versions of Mac OS X to crash. This has only been observed in 10.10.3 and 10.10.5 and appears to be rare.- The clock in the VM can get out of sync when the host goes to sleep (#148)
- Apps scaled down to 0 instances cannot be scaled back up (#180)
- Apps may fail to push immediately after a space is created (#184)
- Running
cf dev destroymay prompt you for your password on linux (#190) - If you have trouble starting PCF Dev with Spring Cloud Services, try starting the VM with 10GB+ of system memory