harlowja

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by harlowja 9y ago
Just fyi :) Docs: https://docs.openstack.org/infra/jenkins-job-builder/ Reviews: https://review.openstack.org/#/q/project:openstack-infra/jen... Code: https://git.opensta
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by harlowja 10y ago
It also seems pretty much the same as ansible (which suffers the same problems as you mentioned). I pretty much agree with you, they should of provided 2 entrypoints IMHO, they can make there DSL and all that and make it (eventually) turing
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by harlowja 10y ago
You should remove zookeeper from 2 and move it to 3. https://zookeeper.apache.org/doc/trunk/zookeeperReconfig.htm... That's been out for a while now.
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by harlowja 10y ago
Thanks for the part of the response though I'm still concerned at the 'felt' part though, especially if that felt part didn't involve talking with much/any(?) of that community in a public forum. Is there anything I
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by harlowja 10y ago
So being a PTL in OpenStack I have some various comments and questions that would be nice to have your thoughts on. In terms of looking at OpenStack hard; and reaching decisions based on various <things> did you do any reach out to th
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by harlowja 10y ago
Where are you getting the 60% number from? From an analysis of all commits in the k8s (main) repo this is the data I am getting about domains and the breakup of which users under which domains commit/author the most. --------------
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by harlowja 10y ago
Pick your favorite programming language (or say ansible if u really love more yaml, or ...).
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by harlowja 10y ago
So out of curiosity, what did you see about OpenStack that made you go this route? I myself am a PTL (project technical lead) in one of the OpenStack projects and although I do understand where you are coming from I wonder what the gist of
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by harlowja 10y ago
I have a somewhat confused feeling that your definition from above of 'fully production-ready cluster' is different than mine and others ;)
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by harlowja 10y ago
So is there ongoing work to replace borg with K8s (afaik the adoption of omega pretty much stalled and/or died)? I myself would feel more confidence in K8s if there was usage of K8s outside of GKE and the dogfood being created was eate
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by harlowja 10y ago
Has anyone figured out how to debug and/or analyze deep ANN? That's the problem I always had, you may get them into a trained state, but good luck figuring out any reason 'why' they ended up in that state (or even what t
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by harlowja 10y ago
While I agree with the fact that it isn't terrible as it once was; I personally can't say pip is really starting to look any better until the following is solved: https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/9
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by harlowja 10y ago
Call it 'googles view of a stack', at least that doesn't make it sound like an elitist view on (one of many) versions of a stack (that yes is just one version of many stacks that have and do work for the <wider world>).
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by harlowja 10y ago
Well that's odd, they sort of forget to mention the whole premise of (all the projects composed in) openstack (which is to provide the same APIs across providers, vendors... by its very nature escaping lock-in by doing this). Also sadl
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by harlowja 10y ago
Do you (or people you know?) plan on publishing peer reviewed papers for how the lease algorithm works, how the multi-version concurrency control model works (and so on)? None of these are afaik things built in to raft but are add-ons that
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by harlowja 10y ago
I would tend to agree, knowing what zookeeper has been doing and actually using zookeeper (and etcd) I can say that the API and the primitives offered by zookeeper are IMHO better (although this multi-version concurrency control model is in
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by harlowja 10y ago
Nice handling of the crappy question at the end...
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by harlowja 10y ago
Same for me; 46.0.1 windows 7 (if authors care to reproduce).
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by harlowja 11y ago
U may also want to mention that #5 is pretty much violated in all of these if say a nested dict (or really any other object that is by reference) is in default or user. >>> x = {'a': {}} >>> y = x.copy()
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by harlowja 11y ago
FATpython is starting to become some of this. https://fosdem.org/2016/schedule/event/fat_python/
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by harlowja 11y ago
Nope, zookeeper nodes have ids that always increment and can be used for fencing, compare-and-set and more...
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by harlowja 11y ago
Yup that's me. https://lwn.net/Articles/662140/ is where this also was written up.
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by harlowja 11y ago
Don't forget another one (used by openstack projects): http://docs.openstack.org/developer/taskflow/ Comments/questions welcome!
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FOSDEM 2016 – FAT Python new static optimizer for CPython(fosdem.org)
4 points by harlowja 11y ago|0 comments
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by harlowja 11y ago
Maybe object versioning can get added as this gains more and more usage... That will really make this a library that IMHO is production worthy; large applications can't be easily upgraded in one-go and having a library that helps with
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by harlowja 11y ago
Just fyi, a library openstack (and myself and others) has created (in python) basically lets u program your workflow (really dataflow) as a DAG, and then the library will run it reliably (and in parallel and so-on). I'm more than willi
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by harlowja 11y ago
Anyone know when most of the python stdlib (the batteries included part) will start itself using async/await (for any/all things that could block)?? I suppose it will never change due to backwards compat. (which feels odd...)?
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by harlowja 11y ago
I'm biased, but I'll say some stuff I work on and stuff that is general integrated into the openstack (and greater python) ecosystem(s) (each project in openstack IMHO has its own culture, so you may need to explore to find a mat
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by harlowja 11y ago
Openstack uses PBR (no not the beer): """Python Build Reasonableness""" http://docs.openstack.org/developer/pbr/ It is pretty nice and helps a ton with packaging sanity...
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by harlowja 11y ago
Free book explaining the usage of this @ http://www.cs.rit.edu/~ark/bcbd/

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