Clouds

Use this page to configure cloud providers: user account info and related settings. To create a new configuration, click and select a cloud platform.

To add a configuration, create a cloud user account and install the corresponding plugin. For more information, see Enable cloud support.

Cloud Foundry

Specify your Cloud Foundry user account details and related settings. For additional information, see the Cloud Foundry documentation.

Item	Description
Name	The name of the Cloud Foundry configuration.
Version	The Cloud Foundry version that you are using (the Service Broker API version): `V1` or `V2`.
Username (email)	The username for your Cloud Foundry instance (for example, your email address).
Password	The password for your Cloud Foundry instance.
Provider (API URL)	The URL of the Cloud Controller in your Cloud Foundry instance (the API endpoint or target URL).
Trust self-signed certificates	For version 2 (V2): Trust self-signed cloud authentication certificates. If disabled, self-signed certificates will be rejected.
Organization	For version 2 (V2): The target organization for deploying your applications.
Space	For version 2 (V2): The target space within the organization.
Cloud instance	For version 1 (V1), select one of the following: Global: hosted Cloud Foundry. Local (vcap.me): Cloud Foundry VCAP installation. Micro - offline: Micro Cloud Foundry used in the offline mode.
Port	The HTTP port for the Cloud Foundry VCAP instance (`80` by default).
Domain	The domain name associated with your Micro Cloud Foundry instance.

Specify your Google App Engine user account details and related settings. For additional information, see the Google App Engine documentation.

Item	Description
Name	The name of the Google App Engine configuration.
Use passwordless login via OAuth2	Use the OAuth 2.0 authentication.
Login with email and password	Log in to the cloud using your email and password.
Email	Your Google email address.
Password	Your Google account password.
Remember password	Save your password. For more information, see Passwords.

Use to create configurations and to delete them.

Last modified: 02 August 2022