cloudfoundry / cloudfoundry/cf-java-client

Missing support for MultiServiceRegistration

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Description

  • As a cf-java-client user,

  • in order to interact with service whose name is declared from multiple brokers,

  • I need the methods accepting a serviceName to accept an additional serviceBrokerName:

    • org.cloudfoundry.operations.services.DefaultServices#listServiceOfferings
    • org.springframework.cloud.appbroker.acceptance.fixtures.cf.CloudFoundryService#createServiceInstance
    • org.springframework.cloud.appbroker.acceptance.fixtures.cf.CloudFoundryService#deleteServiceInstance
    • org.cloudfoundry.operations.services.DefaultServices#getServiceIdByName
    • org.cloudfoundry.operations.services.DefaultServices#getSpaceService
    • org.cloudfoundry.operations.serviceadmin.DefaultServiceAdmin#enableServiceAccess
      org.cloudfoundry.operations.serviceadmin.DefaultServiceAdmin#disableServiceAccess
  • And I need some response objects to include a service broker field

    • ServiceInstanceSummary

The related "Multi-Service Registration" feature was added by SAPI team see related user-facing manual, related epic and support by CF CLI in release v6.43.0 :

CF now allows multiple service brokers to offer services with the same name and or to have the same catalogs. (However, brokers themselves must still be given a unique name.)

Note: Multi-service registration is only supported on CC API version 2.125.0 or greater.

Users can specify which broker to use with a new -b flag, which is available on the following commands:
cf create-service
cf enable-service-access
cf disable-service-access
cf purge-service-offering
cf service - now display broker names
cf marketplace now display broker names

Important Note: If you have two services with the same name, the commands above will now require the -b flag to disambiguate which service and broker you want to operate on.

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