v1.0.0

What it does

• Automatically bind applications according to parameters given at service instance creation
• Watch bound application activities
• Stop them when idle duration is reached
• Restart them on incoming web traffic

How to deploy

See README for more information on how to deploy

⚠️ WARNING

This version should be installed as a fresh new one. Updating from a previous version won't work w.r.t. to the mysql db content. (We promise to be more retro-compatible for next releases)

v0.2.2

What it does

• Automaticaly bind applications according to parameters given at service instance creation
• Watch bound application activities
• Stop them when idle duration is reached

How to deploy

See README to kown how to fill the manifest.tmpl.yml file
cf push -f manifest.yml -p org.cloudfoundry.autosleep-0.2.1.war

Modifications:

• Rename ApplicationBinding to Binding (:warning: Impact database)
• reactor dependancy is stored localy

v0.2.1

What it does

• Automaticaly bind applications according to parameters given at service instance creation
• Watch bound application activities
• Stop them when idle duration is reached

How to deploy

See README to kown how to fill the manifest.tmpl.yml file
cf push -f manifest.yml -p org.cloudfoundry.autosleep-0.2.1.war

This version fixes the issue mentionned in #143 when user create a service instance without parameters

v0.2.0

What it does

• Automaticaly bind applications according to parameters given at service instance creation
• Watch bound application activities
• Stop them when idle duration is reached

How to deploy

See README to kown how to fill the manifest.tmpl.yml file
cf push -f manifest.yml -p org.cloudfoundry.autosleep-0.2.0.war

v0.1.0

First version:

What it does

For now, manually bound applications will be stopped when no recent restart or logs.

How to deploy

First edit the manifest.tmpl.yml file with the appropriate values.
Then

cf push -f manifest.yml -p org.cloudfoundry.autosleep-0.1.0.war