Swisscom Developer


Getting Started

Welcome to Swisscom Application Cloud. This is the fastest way to get you started!

Web Console

A guide to using our Web GUI

cf Command Line Interface

A guide to using the Cloud Foundry CLI tool

Installing the cf CLI
Getting started with the cf CLI
Using the cf CLI with a proxy server
Using the cf CLI with a self-signed certificate
Using cf CLI plug-ins
Developing cf CLI plug-ins
About starting apps
cf CLI v6 Reference Guide
cf CLI v7 Reference Guide
cf CLI v8 Reference Guide

Develop and Manage Applications

Develop, run, and track applications in the cloud.

Designing and running your app in the cloud
Pushing your app using Cloud Foundry CLI (cf push)
Deploying your large apps
Configuring canary app deployments
Configuring rolling app deployments
Deploying an app with Docker
The app container lifecycle on Diego architecture
Using Cloud Foundry health checks
Deploying with app manifests
Scaling your app using Cloud Foundry CLI (cf scale)
Running tasks in your apps
Routes and domains

Cloud Foundry Application Runtime (CFAR) Environment Variables
Using blue-green deployment to reduce downtime
App logging in Cloud Foundry
Troubleshooting app deployment and health
Configuring SSH access for your deployment
Accessing your apps with SSH
Accessing services with SSH
Identifying your Cloud Foundry API endpoint and version
Configuring apps to listen on custom ports
Integrating service instances with apps
Services Overview
Delivering service credentials to an app
Managing service instances with the cf CLI
Managing service keys
User-provided service instances
Manage app requests with route services

Configuring Play Framework service connections
Streaming app logs to log management services
Streaming app logs to third-party services
Integrating Cloud Foundry with Splunk
Using an external filesystem (volume services)
Using metrics with drain logs

Our Services

A list of the services we offer and how to use them

Spaces

A guide to creating and managing Spaces

cf CLI user management
Creating and modifying Quota Plans
Managing custom buildpacks
Adding a custom stack
Using Docker in Cloud Foundry
Application Security Groups

Administering container-to-container networking
Managing isolation segments
Routing isolation segments
Feature flags
Configuring SSH access for Cloud Foundry
Enabling IPv6 for Hosted Applications
Securing Traffic into Cloud Foundry
Configuring Trusted System Certificates for Applications

Enabling TCP routing
Distributed tracing
Enabling Zipkin tracing
Enabling W3C tracing
Supporting WebSockets
Adding volume services to your deployment

Orgs

A guide to creating and managing Orgs

Buildpacks
How Buildpacks Work in Cloud Foundry
Custom buildpacks
Packaging dependencies for offline buildpacks
Configuring a production server
Merging from upstream buildpacks
Upgrading dependency versions
Releasing a new buildpack version
Java
Java buildpack
Tips for Java developers
Grails
Ratpack
Spring
Configure service connections
Using Java Native Image buildpack
Cloud Foundry Java Client Library
Node.js
Node.js Buildpack
Tips for Node.js Applications
Environment variables defined by the Node buildpack
Configure service connections for Node.js
Ruby
Ruby buildpack
Getting started deploying Ruby apps
Getting started deploying Ruby on Rails apps
Deploy a sample Ruby on Rails app
Configure Rake tasks for deployed apps
Tips for Ruby developers
Environment variables defined by the Ruby buildpack
Configure service connections for Ruby
Support for Windows Gemfiles
Other buildpacks
Go
NGINX
.NET
PHP
Python
Staticfile (for HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
Binary (for binary web servers)

Billing

A guide to creating and managing Billing Accounts

Overview
Cloud Foundry logging
Configuring system logging
Configuring Diego for upgrades
Configuring Diego Cell disk cleanup scheduling
Configuring Health Monitor notifications
Audit events
UAA audit requirements
Usage events and billing
Monitoring and testing Diego components
Troubleshooting Cloud Foundry

Cloud Foundry concepts

Understand how Cloud Foundry works.

Cloud Foundry overview
Cloud Foundry Runtime Components
Diego components and architecture
How Diego balances app processes in Cloud Foundry
Staging your apps in Cloud Foundry
Application SSH Components and Processes

Application Security Groups
High Availability in Cloud Foundry
Orgs, spaces, roles, and permissions in Cloud Foundry
Planning orgs and spaces in Cloud Foundry
Cloud Foundry security
Container security in Cloud Foundry
Container-to-container networking
HTTP routing

Cloud Foundry Concepts

An explanation of the components in Cloud Foundry and how they work

API Reference


User Account and Authentication (UAA) server API
Available Cloud Controller API client libraries
Rate limit information returned by the Cloud Controller API
CAPI V2 documentation
CAPI V3 documentation
CredHub API documentation