How I can download/pull deployed apps and services from Cloud Foundry on IBM Cloud/Bluemix?

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The app (Node.js) is deployed on Cloud Foundry (IBM Cloud, US-South) by my previous colleague, but the codes in our private Github (seperate from IBM DevOps) for local testing doesn't look the same as what he has deployed on Cloud Foundry. I have tried the following methods to download it from the cloud, but none of them work:

  1. Bluemix file viewer - I can't find it in the new IBM Cloud interface. How can I use DevOps services to achieve it? Ref

  2. bx cf download - it doesn’t work because the app is running on Diego backend. Ref

  3. bx cf file - it doesn’t work because the app is running on Diego backend. Ref

  4. bx cf curl - I got the following error message. After I closed the firewall, the error message is still the same. I can't find a way to solve this problem. Ref

Invoking 'cf curl /v2/apps/7fe6cdb8-521f-4716-954d-d9598502d049/droplet/download'...

FAILED

Error creating request:

Error performing request: Get https://dal05.objectstorage.service.networklayer.com:443/v1/AUTH_9832c938-360c-442a-9713-a5ad3a5d5368/cc-droplets/20/ef/20efe5fb%!D(MISSING)0fa9%!D(MISSING)4ceb%!D(MISSING)8098%!D(MISSING)ec710c8ad0db/fb2ea5e85ec02b65e1d987a7223b92c414df5851?temp_url_sig=8e2b2f7ce7a420d323a0ed5f002669a095af5b12&temp_url_expires=1517896403: dial tcp 10.1.129.3:443: getsockopt: connection refused

TIP: If you are behind a firewall and require an HTTP proxy, verify the https_proxy environment variable is correctly set. Else, check your network connection.

  1. Cloud Object Storage - I don't have permission. Ref

  2. SSH without CLI - It doesn't make sense to ask my password because I use a federated user ID without a password. Ref

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1 Answers

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You should be able to make 'bx cf ssh ' to the runtime. Then you should be able to make tar package of what you see necessary. Then just have a place to upload that to.