Currently BlueMix only allows 'Members' of an organisation who have been delegated 'Manager' privileges the ability to add/remove users to the organisation.
Collaborators cannot add/remove users regardless of whether or not they are delegated 'Ma...
Require users to read and accept legal terms and conditions when using Bluemix Dedicated
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As a Bluemix Dedicated customer I want to require users to read and accept legal terms and conditions when using our Bluemix region.
BUSINESS IMPACT:
To reduce the risk of data being stolen, malicious files being uploaded, inappropriate us...
Application versioning is a really handful system for controlling an application deployment.
Zero-downtime deployment is now a must-have for every cloud-based application. It's not available by default and it's quite a shame (i think).
While the...
Implement a Bluemix "refrigerator" o "trash can" for accidental deleted apps or projects
Accidental deleting is something that happens, our operative systems providers know it well.
To have a "second chance" of recovering deleted apps or projects there should be a trash can to roll back to previous state.
Periodically cf push fails often -- and it's difficult to debug why it's failing (whether it's a problem with my code, or with the service)
As late as yesterday I had a problem where doing a cf push on a python runtime failed more than 10 times in...
Enhance samples to include instructions for Eclipse developers
Samples for MFP and hybrid mobile applications should always include a path for the Eclipse IDE developer. This feedback is from MFP customers is that they are accustomed to developing MFP applications and adapters using Eclipse based tools.
Low-Level Security Separation via hashcoding of all executables/scripts via cached/validated Hashcodes
Why do we still have malware, spyware, ransomware, or backdoors? Is it because our firewalls or Anti-virus solutions are only reactive and not proactive? Or is it because we don’t have walled/secured gardens or has security a too high price we wou...