How PAS Manages Apps
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The following topics provide information about how Pivotal Application Service manages apps:
Doc Index
- PAS Overview
- Release Notes
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Architecture
- Components
- App Management
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Installing
- PAS
- PASW
- Isolation Segment
- Upgrading PAS
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Administering PAS
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Managing the Runtime
- Configuring File Storage for PAS
- Configuring Load Balancing for PAS
- Configuring SSL Termination for PAS on vSphere
- Identifying the API Endpoint for Your PAS Instance
- Creating and Modifying Quota Plans
- Stopping and Starting Virtual Machines
- Scaling PAS
- Scaling Cloud Controller
- Configuring Diego Cell Disk Cleanup Scheduling
- Examining GrootFS Disk Usage
- Using Metadata
- Custom-Branding Apps Manager
- Planning PAS Orgs and Spaces
- Orgs, Spaces, Roles, and Permissions
- Enabling Developers
- Managing Internal MySQL
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User Accounts and Communications
- PAS User Types
- Creating and Managing Users with the cf CLI
- Creating and Managing Users with the UAA CLI (UAAC)
- Creating New PAS User Accounts
- Configuring UAA Password Policy
- Adding Existing SAML or LDAP Users to a PAS Deployment
- Configuring App Security Groups for Email Notifications
- Getting Started with the Notifications Service
- UAA
- Configuring Authentication and Enterprise SSO for PAS
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Traffic and Security
- Front End
- Load Balancing and Routing
- Internal App Security
- Certificates and Credentials
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Component Communications
- BOSH DNS Network Communications
- Cloud Controller Network Communications
- Container-to-Container Networking Communications
- CredHub Network Communications
- Diego Network Communications
- Loggregator Network Communications
- MySQL Network Communications
- NATS Network Communications
- Routing Network Communications
- UAA Network Communications
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Managing the Runtime
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Developing Apps
- Considerations for Designing and Running an App in the Cloud
- PAS Environment Variables
- Cloud Controller API Client Libraries
- Routes and Domains
- Managing Apps with the cf CLI
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Managing Services
- Service Brokers
- Managing Service Instances with the cf CLI
- Sharing Service Instances
- Delivering Service Credentials to an App
- Managing Service Keys
- Managing App Requests with Route Services
- Configuring Play Framework Service Connections
- Using an External File System (Volume Services)
- User-Provided Service Instances
- Streaming App Logs
- SSH for Apps and Services
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Buildpacks
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System Buildpacks
- System Buildpacks
- Binary Buildpack
- Go Buildpack
- HWC (.NET Framework)
- Java
- .NET Core Buildpack
- NGINX Buildpack
- Node.js
- PHP
- Python Buildpack
- R Buildpack
- Ruby
- Staticfile Buildpack
- Using Buildpacks
- Customizing and Developing Buildpacks
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System Buildpacks
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Deploying Apps
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Pushing Apps to PAS
- Pushing an App
- Deploying with App Manifests
- App Manifest Attribute Reference
- Deploying an App with Docker
- Deploying a Large App
- Starting, Restarting, and Restaging Apps
- Pushing an App with Multiple Processes
- Running cf push Sub-Step Commands
- Rolling App Deployments
- Pushing Apps with Sidecar Processes
- Using Blue-Green Deployment to Reduce Downtime and Risk
- Troubleshooting App Deployment and Health
- Pushing Apps to PASW
- Getting Started Deploying Java Apps
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Pushing Apps to PAS
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Managing Apps
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Using Apps Manager
- About Apps Manager
- Getting Started with Apps Manager
- Logging In to Apps Manager
- Managing Orgs and Spaces Using Apps Manager
- Managing User Roles with Apps Manager
- Adding and Binding Services Using Apps Manager
- Managing Apps and Service Instances Using Apps Manager
- Viewing ASGs in Apps Manager
- Configuring Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints for Apps Manager
- Using Spring Boot Actuators with Apps Manager
- Configuring Multi-Foundation Support in Apps Manager
- Scaling an App Using App Autoscaler
- Using the cf CLI
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Using Apps Manager
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Observability
- Overview of Logging and Metrics
- Logging
- Monitoring
- App Metrics
- Performance and Scaling
- Reporting
- Log and Metric Egress Architecture
- Troubleshooting and Diagnostics