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Currently only the VSI host IP address is in the log context, however also having the host name in there would make it a lot better when using with alerts. Was requested to post this here by IBM Cloud support.

The down-after-milliseconds is the time in milliseconds an instance should not be reachable (either does not reply to our PINGs or it is replying with an error) for a Sentinel starting to think it is down. Currently we are unable to configure/chan...

Bluemix Dedicated - Cloudant Should be Part of Same VLAN

Scenario Streaming Analytics is a service in bluemix that may or may not have other Bluemix apps connected to it. In some cases, an application is created to more easily get the credentials required to submit jobs to this service. I had done this...

Currently, Cloudfoundry support the space-scoped private service-broker, the developer can create their own service-broker, this can be done via CF CLI, but after the space-scoped private service broker is created, user can not see such service br...

Cadence design has a significant number of VSIs and the search tool on the UI does not work beyond 200 VSIs. This is extremely frustrating to to the customer and makes working in the portal difficult and time consuming.

Before the new portal was introduced, whenever there is a ticket update, we used to get the details in the email. Now all that we get is that “there is an update”. This means each time we get an email, we will have to log in to the portal and chec...

In English-spoken countries where 12-hour notation is used, digital clocks display 12 a.m to mean "12 midnight" and 12 p.m to mean "12 noon". In Japan, 0 a.m is commonly used to mean "12 midnight" and 12 a.m is used to mean "12 noon". This wiki li...

You should really go back to the old "new" interface. This one is really making things harder to reach and also, as one person said before, a lot of white spaces are wasting the screen. Also, all-white interface is really not a good idea if you as...

Currently IBM provides a "swap" disk (labelled as such in both the portal and Windows) of only 2GB, regardless of VM instance size. This is too small to actually function as a swap disk for the vast majority of VMs. Indeed Windows will ignore this...