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The PR is #4008

Last time I tried to get this working, the issue was with getting python.d
to properly load the Yoctopuce modules. As far as I could tell at the time, the dynamic import thing works, it's just an issue with getting Python to properly import modules that aren't in system.path, but I didn't look very deep beyond that. Part of the problem there is that the Yoctopuce Python

Isn't it worth mentioning something about Linux?

I managed to make the private registry work on my Ubuntu 20.04 machine by following the steps listed in "docker on macOS". Maybe it would be interesting to change that title to "Docker on Linux/macOS".

That said, I haven't followed the whole handbook. I just read the "Registries" page.

Hello,

According to this thread, it is possible to use some path like file://local/path/to/chart instead of some chart repository URL.

In the documentation, I do not see any examples or mention for this feature.

Can we add it to the documentation or make it more accessibl

Requirement - what kind of business use case are you trying to solve?

I would like to detect spans that are getting rejected with a 400BAD Request (see istio/istio#24177) with prometheus metrics.

There is currently nothing on :14269/metrics which captures such a failure (in this case, a span tag that was not a string).

Problem - what in Jaeger blocks you

Feature Description

MySQL has the ability to configure when to log slow queries with the long_query_time option.

This request is to add similar support for vtgate that will allow vitess admins to configure what they determine are slow queries to be flagged as 'slow'. MySQL uses the SERVER_QUERY_WAS_SLOW flag to indicate this and update statistics.

Use Case(s)

• provi

The forward plugin has some rather convoluted config setups. I.e. functions on Proxy that call other functions on the lower bits (Transport and Healthcheck). For some reason I can't remember HealthCheck as an interface; where in reality we only have one impl. here.

This all looks over-engineered and ready to be massively simplified - hopefully with a reduction in LOCs.

This: https://github.com/thanos-io/thanos/blob/a64884b19dbe7a6c2613078a07409c89ce4e2508/cmd/thanos/receive.go#L67

There are a few samples at https://kubesphere.io/docs/quick-start/admin-quick-start/ helping users how to use KubeSphere. It would be better to create tutorial videos in English for these samples so that we can distribute them in some channels such as Youtube making more people get familiar with KubeSphere.

So call for English native speaker from the community to help us.

Background

• BFE can be configured with Passive Health Check (i.e. Outlier Detection) and use responses from real requests to determine whether an backend instance is healthy.

Description
Add Active Health Check support:

• Actively and periodically send health checking requests to backend.
• Use responses from health checking requests to determine whether an backend instance is he

@bwplotka introduced a new streaming remote read in Prometheus, we should add the same to Cortex for people who point Prometheus and Thanos at Cortex.

What happened:
Tried running Regression test using command ./test/run_regression_tests.sh $PWD/build.
The test

What would you like to be added/modified:

Now, when we excute keadm reset, it will exit directly, without any confirmation prompt. Maybe we need a step for that.

Why is this needed:

To avoid a wrong input, or other reason not really want to reset, we need an intermediate step for confirmation. And it is also a best practice when we want to close or exit something.

For anyone

I’ve got an interesting use case where we are using VK to manage binary workloads running on client machines. We like the idea of taking advantage of the scheduler, secret management and “pod” status tracking while bootstrapping our own use case into the system.

The hang up right now is that VK authenticates with a master using a kubeconfig file, which is obviously not something we can put on a c

Please describe the problem you have
As already mentioned (projectcontour/contour#2050 (comment)) it would be nice, if you build debug variants of your container images containing debug tools like busybox or another minimal linux distro. This would help people troubleshoot (eg. look at the configs in the empty dir, curl the envoy healthcheck API, etc.)

Feature Request

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe:

We can add Chaos Mesh helm file to https://github.com/helm/hub, but we need to make sure update it when we update local helm file

Describe the solution you'd like
It would be neat to see the start time of plugins when looking at sonobuoy status. For example, when E2E are running, they may take a while, but when did they start?

$ sonobuoy status                                                                                                            
PLUGIN		STATUS		COUNT
e2e		running		1
systemd_logs	comple

brig build get outputs YAML:

$ brig build get 01ddrty3jt9ns3t7q1zt9t8aym
id: 01ddrty3jt9ns3t7q1zt9t8aym
projectid: brigade-4912ed475391ddbfa05fd2d6e14f59b0fa0acbfe839ebb7d99412a
type: exec
provider: brigade-cli
revision:
  commit: ""
  ref: master
payload: []
script: []
worker:
  id: brigade-worker-01ddrty3jt9ns3t7q1zt9t8aym
  buildid: 01ddrty3jt9ns3t7q1zt9t8aym
  projectid: