In IBM Bluemix you can create and be the member of multiple Organisations. How can I remove redundant organisations?
Deleting an existing organization is not possible at this time. This is limited to Bluemix Public. If you are a Bluemix Dedicated (or) Local user, you can delete existing organizations.
Please see : https://www.ng.bluemix.net/docs/admin/index.html#orgsandspaces
I think org delete must be manually done by bluemix support team. So open a ticket to get it done.
At this doc page
https://console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/admin/adminpublic.html#orgmng
It says:
Deleting an existing organization
Contact Bluemix registration and ID support to delete your
organization.
Note: Deleting operations cannot be reversed. You lose all your
applications and services that are associated with the organization.
You are able to delete organizations using the BX plug-in, also on Bluemix Public. Download and install the CF and BX plug-in using the link below
https://new-console.ng.bluemix.net/docs/cli/index.html#cli
Then use these commands below in the command line:
bx login
bx iam org-delete ORG_NAME [-f --all]
IBM Bluemix evolved over time from a Cloud Foundry public cloud offering over having Local and Dedicated editions to what is IBM Cloud today. There is Cloud Foundry and Cloud Foundry Enterprise Edition (CFEE). CFEE gives users access to the full administrator access and hence more options.
Thus, the answer depends on the context:
for CFEE there is a CLI command ibmcloud cfee org-delete
for the regular (old) public Cloud Foundry it is possible to delete spaces and users, but not orgs. This can be done through the CLI commands.
There is still a Bluemix Admin plugin for Bluemix Local and Bluemix Dedicated (Cloud Foundry for those environments) that allows to delete organizations. However, it does not work on IBM Cloud with Cloud Foundry.
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I want to deploy a private GitHub repository with Cloud Run on Google Cloud Plattform.
In GitHub, I properly installed Google Cloud Build Application by clicking "Authenticate" in Cloud Run.
But somehow, Google tells me "Currently not authenticated" even though I clicked it another time.
In Cloud Build I checked and it tells me "Google Cloud Platform was not authorised to list repositories".
What am I doing wrong?
For other persons, I my case, I use mutiples account of google, and my account of GCP is a seccond, when i auth in github, the callback redirect to first account. For resolve, I log-out all account and log-in only in my gcp account.
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Is there any way to download Azure Cloud Services package and configuration files without using Azure REST API?
Thank you in advance
As far as I know, if you want to get the Azure Cloud Services configuration, you could use portal directly download it.
You could open azure portal and find the Configuration and click download. It is the configuration files.
Details you could refer to this image:
But if you want to download the Azure Cloud Services package, I think you could only using azure rest api to download it.
Besides, the Azure Cloud Services package is generate according to your cloud servers running application, you could directly use CSPack command-line tool to generate it in the local. More details, you could refer to this article.
I want to use Bluemix DevOps Services from a portal outside of Bluemix.
Are there APIs which can be used to invoke DevOps services.
For example : How can I create a delivery pipeline without using bluemix or hub.jazz interface?
Thanks
This question is answered over on IBM's dWAnswers in this thread.
To put it plainly, no, though you can 'automagically' create pipelines with Bluemix's Deploy to Bluemix feature.
Some time ago I started to use the Bluemix platform to develop PHP services that were used by a mobile application. After a while, I realized that it would be very useful to have a repository to which I can connect multiple Eclipse IDEs and work on the same application.
I already had a Jazz ID which was used for the work projects; I am talking about using Bluemix+Jazz for personal projects.
When I first connected the Bluemix ID with the Jazz ID, everything was well. But I realized that it might be a conflict of interest because I am using the same Jazz ID for both work and personal projects.
My question is: Is there a way to use a new Jazz ID in Bluemix?
It seems that the connection between the two IDs cannot be changed from Bluemix, DevOps or Jazz.net.
Costin, thanks for your interest in IBM Bluemix and the IBM Bluemix DevOps Services. Like Lauren has said, you'll probably want two IBM IDs, one for your work email address and one for your personal. They ultimately can be associated with two Bluemix orgs, each associated with a different DevOps user.
You'll need to decide which Bluemix org you want each of your apps to live in; the corresponding user should own the app's Git repository. To move a Git repository, you can use either of these approaches:
Use the repository's "Download the contents of this branch as a zip file" button to download the contents. Then as the other user, create a repository and import the zip file.
Share the repository with the other user, fork as the new user to get a copy.
Once you have the code in the other user's repository, redeploy to that user's Bluemix org.
Once you have everything where you want it, delete the stuff (apps and repositories) that are not where you want them.
One option is to create a new IBM id that is linked to your personal e-mail address. The IBM id could be used to sign in to Bluemix and DevOps Services.
I have an IBM DevOps Bluemix project in one of my Bluemix accounts and I need to move it to one of my other Bluemix Accounts. How do I do that in the new Bluemix DevOps?
you could take a look at the cloud foundry cli plugins. here is one - https://github.com/mevansam/cf-copy-plugin. This allows you to copy from one space/org/target to another