env_info.md

Pivotal Cloud Foundry Environments

Contents

• PCF Environments
• Logging into an environment
• Marketplace information

PCF Environment Information

Use the following information to connect (login) to specific environments as directed by the instructor.

Pivotal Web Services (PWS)

• Website: http://run.pivotal.io
• Endpoint: api.run.pivotal.io
• Username: Typically your email used when creating your PWS account
• Password: From your account
• Use PWS Marketplace services below

Partner First National Technology Solutions (FNTS)

• Website: https://apps.system.pivotal.fnts.com
• Endpoint: api.system.pivotal.fnts.com
• Username: Assigned by instructor --> student1 through student25
• Password: Assigned by instructor
• Use FNTS/PEZ Marketplace services below

Pivotal Elastic Zone (PEZ)

• Website: https://apps.run.haas-64.pez.pivotal.io
• Endpoint: api.run.haas-64.pez.pivotal.io
• Username: Assigned by instructor --> student1 through student25
• Password: Assigned by instructor
• Use FNTS/PEZ Marketplace services below

Logging into an Environment

Using the above information, your step to login are as follows below. When logging in, PCF will ask you for your password and which PCF Space, i.e. development, test, or production, in which you would like to work. Spaces can always be changed later using cf target -s test, for instance.

$ cf login -a <endpoint> -u <user> --skip-ssl-validation

Or for FNTS, use the student# you were assigned.

$ cf login -a api.system.pivotal.fnts.com -u student1 --skip-ssl-validation
API endpoint: api.system.pivotal.fnts.com

Password>
Authenticating...
OK

Targeted org student1-org

Select a space (or press enter to skip):
1. development
2. test
3. production

Space> 1
Targeted space development

API endpoint:   https://api.system.pivotal.fnts.com (API version: 2.54.0)
User:           student1
Org:            student1-org
Space:          development

So for PWS, use your email address from when you created your account.

$ cf login -a api.run.pivotal.io -u [email protected] --skip-ssl-validation
...

Marketplace Information

Depending upon the PCF environment in which you are connected, the following Marketplace Services and Plans are available. For instance, if you are instructed to create a new 100mb MySQL service instance while using the PWS environment, then use the following:

$ cf create-service p-mysql 100mb mydb

Otherwise, for the FNTS or PEZ environments, use the following:

$ cf create-service p-mysql 100mb-dev mydb

PWS MarketPlace Services and Plans

Service Name	Plans	Description
app-autoscaler	bronze, gold	Scales bound applications in response to load (beta)
cleardb	spark, boost*, amp*, shock*	Highly available MySQL for your Apps.
cloudamqp	lemur, tiger*, bunny*, rabbit*, panda*	Managed HA RabbitMQ servers in the cloud
p-circuit-breaker-dashboard	standard	Circuit Breaker Dashboard for Spring Cloud Applications
p-config-server	standard	Config Server for Spring Cloud Applications
p-mysql	100mb, 1gb, 20gb	MySQL databases on demand
p-service-registry	standard	Service Registry for Spring Cloud Applications
rediscloud	100mb*, 250mb*, 500mb*, 1gb*, 2-5gb*, 5gb*, 10gb*, 50gb*, 30mb	Enterprise-Class Redis for Developers

FNTS or PEZ Marketplace Services and Plans

Service Name	Plans	Description
apigee-edge	org	Apigee Edge API Platform
app-autoscaler	bronze, gold	Scales bound applications in response to load (beta)
p-circuit-breaker-dashboard	standard	Circuit Breaker Dashboard for Spring Cloud Applications
p-config-server	standard	Config Server for Spring Cloud Applications
p-mysql	100mb-dev	MySQL service for application development and testing
p-rabbitmq	standard	RabbitMQ is a robust and scalable high-performance multi-protocol messaging broker.
p-redis	shared-vm, dedicated-vm	Redis service to provide a key-value store
p-service-registry	standard	Service Registry for Spring Cloud Applications

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