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by mugsie 10y ago
The great thing about open source is that you can make changes when you see some thing that is wrong :) https://github.com/coreos/etcd/blob/master/Documentation/v2/... and https://gi
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by mugsie 10y ago
If someone was actually interested in security, they would not allow tenant (or user / etc) defined components access the base infrastructure's etcd, even if it had ACLs. Basic separation of concerns would call for a separate inst
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SUSE Acquires OpenStack and Cloud Foundry Technology from HPE(suse.com)
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by mugsie 10y ago
What do you see as the major problems with gerrit?
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by mugsie 10y ago
Cool. Do you ask projects to support all the implementations or just choose one?
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by mugsie 10y ago
So in the CNCF, are competing implementations allowed / encouraged? For me that would have repercussions for what other tech a CNCF project supports (e.g. is all stats monitoring based on Prometheus, or can 2 projects in the CNCF suppo
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by mugsie 10y ago
So, also being a PTL in OpenStack I would say that the foundation design is very similar to the OpenStack one. 1 - the openstack board has 0 technical input to projects - the way to get things done in OpenStack is still to throw developers
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by mugsie 10y ago
Why not allow people to specify URLs ? e.g. Swift (what RackSpace runs) can be run anywhere, Ceph can imitate s3 or swift, and Eucalyptus can allow people to run API compatible versions of AWS. Providers can also add new regions at the drop
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by mugsie 10y ago
> e-mail the lead maintainer. Check that there is not a mailing list first. This is where the "read the contributing guide" kicks in. I for example have quite a lot of filters, that make sure I reply to mailing lists, but if yo
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by mugsie 10y ago
Yes - mainly for communicating with other teams. Its not the full spec, but a sub section, so that others (mainly the security architecture review) can understand the basic parts of the system. I tried to keep it up to date for the public d
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by mugsie 10y ago
yeah - i do work on 2 projects right now, one on freenode, one on slack. guess which one I look at regularly?
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by mugsie 10y ago
And the fact that it costs them a fair amount of money to host large instances of slack. Can't seem to find the link, but you can see they will give discounts for non profits, up to 250 users. - https://get.slack.help/h
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by mugsie 10y ago
Right now, I am in 3 slacks, and have maybe 50 channels open. Slack is currently chewing 2+ GB of RAM. Its not that polished. I also have irssi open. it has 7 IRC networks, and ~ 120 channels - its taking 144MB of RAM.
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by mugsie 10y ago
Slack has said they do not want open source projects to use it. It is the single most annoying thing about some projects - I get it, IRC doesn't show your emojis, but it just works.
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by mugsie 10y ago
IPv6 data type - finally :) Implementing grok directly on the ingress is a nice touch as well.
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by mugsie 10y ago
Keeping Serial numbers in sync can be basically impossible.
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by mugsie 10y ago
From Ireland all of the above are resolving (with no cache).
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by mugsie 10y ago
Depends on what you mean by "attractive"... Are any cloud providers UIs good? OpenStack provides decent APIs, and a usable UI. and I much prefer the CLIs OpenStack has to AWSs.
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by mugsie 10y ago
The CIA site was completely separate from AWS. Its even separate from GovCloud. They are worlds apart from what your friend can get.
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by mugsie 10y ago
> I also don't see faces here: https://js.foundation/members/ Who runs the show? https://js.foundation/governance/ seems to have placeholders
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by mugsie 10y ago
Yeap - and badly run from the sound of it: > Containers and images created with Docker for Windows are shared between all user accounts on machines where it is installed. This is because all Windows accounts will use the same VM to build
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by mugsie 10y ago
Different discussion. Thats about Windows Server 2016 supporting docker containers, this is about the Docker for Windows Beta. Docker on WS 2016 is Windows containers only, this is for linux containers on a windows system.
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by mugsie 10y ago
From the linked web page - "Docker for Windows requires Microsoft Hyper-V to run." Its the same as the Docker for macOS, where is is booting a VM in the background, you just can't see it.
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by mugsie 10y ago
Well, you could use HyperV for VMs instead - I have never done it, but its not that bad apparently
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by mugsie 10y ago
not really actually. the 2 systems on offer were similar price range, and there was other factors that pushed towards a mac.
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by mugsie 10y ago
OK, the problems seem more culture based then. All of these issues tie together. Developers can't access production, so they start using production like environments, which allows for proper Ops work (Infrastructure as code - e.g. conf
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by mugsie 10y ago
Yeap, and 90% of mine is - but sometimes you are at a conference, doing something over the weekend, or on a plane, and an external monitor is not possible.
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by mugsie 10y ago
++. I will say their screens are a step above 90% of other laptops, not that it makes a huge difference when you are reading text.
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by mugsie 10y ago
Well, from a legal perspective you are bound to their hardware. A Hackintosh is a breach of the EULA, and no company should allow one to be used for their development, as it can create a potentially massive liability for them.
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by mugsie 10y ago
Is that more of a result of the 2 forks that happened to create the product, than open source? Also, it seems that the community versions are drops from the commercial product - that generally causes lack of community. Users having the abil

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