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techdragon
techdragon commented Apr 21, 2020

Since this has transitioned to using an in repo helm chart, the helm chart documentation should be checked, and documented. The current helm chart in this repo, seems to be built from several layers of templating which makes it harder to understand, and the correctness of this documentation all the more essential.

  • The last Helm Stable repo version had the appropriate section documenting the
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knisbet
knisbet commented Apr 7, 2020

Sorry, this is a verbal report from a customer, I don't have any logs or repro steps just yet.

According to customer S, they see failures in the join process due to some sort of timeout, if ICMP isn't enabled between hosts. This was reported to be related to a ping, however, based on the discussion I suspect it's more likely when the join process tests the endpoints for whether it's joining a

skluck
skluck commented Apr 16, 2017

See:

API Blueprint is basically markdown for API definitions. There's a ton of great tooling for it which even includes mock servers. Aglio is a parser/renderer written in nodejs, so at least from that standpoint the tooling is better than slate which uses ruby.

See some examples:

jkfran
jkfran commented Jan 27, 2020

We should modify our qa-script to allow Mac users (or just for @carkod xD) to run our deployments locally using Multipass.

One option could be to pass the konf.py output to kubectl but for some reason, the following doesn't work:

./konf.py production sites/canonical.com.yaml | multipass exec ubuntu-lts -- microk8s.kubectl apply -f -

Strangely the following does work as expected:

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