Using an External File System (Volume Services)
External File System (Volume Services) as a feature does not exist in PWS.
To read about using volume services in Pivotal Platform, see Using an External File System (Volume Services).
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Cloud Foundry Concepts
GDPR and Data Security FAQs
Pivotal Web Services Release Notes and Known Issues
- Getting Started with PWS
- PWS Usage and Billing
- Deploy Your App: Guides by Framework
- Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface (cf CLI)
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Developing and Managing Applications
- Considerations for Designing and Running an Application in the Cloud
- Pushing an App
- Deploying a Large Application
- Starting, Restarting, and Restaging Applications
- Application Container Lifecycle
- Routes and Domains
- Using Weighted Routing (Beta)
- Deploying with Application Manifests
- Using Application Health Checks
- Scaling an Application Using cf scale
- Scaling an Application Using App Autoscaler
- Cloud Foundry Environment Variables
- Using Blue-Green Deployment to Reduce Downtime and Risk
- Application Logging in Cloud Foundry
- Troubleshooting Application Deployment and Health
- Application SSH Overview
- Accessing Apps with SSH
- Accessing Services with SSH
- Cloud Controller API Client Libraries
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Integrating Service Instances with Applications
- Delivering Service Credentials to an Application
- Managing Service Instances with the CLI
- Managing Service Keys
- User-Provided Service Instances
- Configuring Play Framework Service Connections
- Streaming Application Logs to Log Management Services
- Service-Specific Instructions for Streaming Application Logs
- Route Services
- Integrating Cloud Foundry with Splunk
- Buildpacks
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Using the Apps Manager
- Getting Started with the Apps Manager
- Managing Orgs and Spaces with the Apps Manager
- Managing User Roles with Apps Manager
- Managing Apps and Services with the Apps Manager
- Viewing ASGs in Apps Manager
- Configuring Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints for Apps Man
- Using Spring Boot Actuators with Apps Manager
- Using PCF Metrics
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Single Sign-On
- Single Sign-On for Pivotal Web Services
- Active Directory Federation Services Integration Guide
- Azure Active Directory SAML Integration Guide
- Azure Active Directory OIDC Integration Guide
- CA Single Sign-On Integration Guide
- Google Cloud Platform OpenID Connect Integration Guide
- Okta Integration Guide
- PingFederate Integration Guide
- PingOne Cloud Integration Guide
- Plan-to-Plan OIDC Integration Guide
- Release Notes
- Services Marketplace for Users
- Using the Pivotal SSL Service
- Setting Up SSL-Enabled Custom Domains Using CloudFlare
- Contacting Service Providers for Support
- Third-Party Service Marketplace Offerings
- Cloud Foundry Overview
- Cloud Foundry Components
- Diego Architecture
- Differences Between DEA and Diego Architectures
- How Diego Allocates Work
- How Apps Are Staged
- Understanding Application SSH
- High Availability in Cloud Foundry
- Orgs, Spaces, Roles, and Permissions
- Cloud Foundry Security
- Understanding Container Security
- HTTP Routing