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F5 provides support for the F5 Journeys App. For more information, see this page. The community also provides informal support through GitHub issues. If you’d like community support, please file any bugs, questions, or enhancement requests by using GitHub Issues

Exposing confidential information

When submitting a request for help or feedback, you should NEVER:

  • Enter any private or personally identifying information about you, your network, organization, etc.
  • Enter any passwords/credentials, logs, IP addresses, or servers/server ports.

If you need more immediate technical assistance and have valid support contract, please contact F5 Support.

Tips for filing issues

If you run into any issues while working with the F5 Journeys App, before you file a bug-report go through this these steps first, this is to ensure that F5 triages the problems as efficiently as possible:

  • Check if the issue has been discussed and is closed/resolved

When you file an issue with the F5 Journeys App, an Issue template appears.

F5 will try to reproduce your environment, so in the template, please provide as much information as possible.

Some things F5 wants to know are:

  • F5OS Platform version and hardware hosting destination BIG-IP (tenant)
  • Destination and Source BIG-IP TMOS version
  • F5 Journeys App Version
  • If this is a feature request description of what the feature would achieve and current alternatives you are using

Some of the things that F5 does not want, and will never ask for are:

  • passwords
  • license keys
  • public disclosure of your company or company contact info

Do not comment on closed issues

When you comment on closed issues:
  • F5 cannot reproduce the issue properly in the code base.
  • F5 does not usually receive the notification for the comment.
Why is commenting on closed issues a problem for the code base?

If you do not create a new issue:

  • F5 might accidentally change code that was already working.
  • It is harder to track which issue any new code relates to.
  • It is harder to repro other issues over time.
  • Because of this, F5 asks that you not comment on closed issues.