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From YouTube: Twitch Stream number 7 2020-10-13

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Adam and JJ continue to try to get Jenkins-X working on minikube, and succeed!

We are able to show off the initial creation, and import of a new project into our jenkins-x instance.

A

And I think we're live now, hello, hello. How are you, sir.

B

I'm very good thanks, how's it going jj.

A

Pretty good man um just to check the sounds. Looking like it's working, yes, everything's up and live and um cool yeah um yeah hi hi, I'm jj, uh I'm a developer advocate for the ibm cloud and welcome to the cd foundation stream. uh Who are you adam.

B

uh Well, I'm adam. I work at ibm as well. I used to work on tech tom. I now work on c-cup uh secret secret, ibm projects and uh yeah. We know each other's developer. Advocates kind of I've been doing this for a while, and I think we're gonna do some cool things with jenkins x today. I think that's the place.

A

That's that's what I got. That's what I got. Oh do you mind turning off your video and zoom. For me, real quick.

B

uh Well, indeed, thank.

A

You um so yeah uh we we've been on a small adventure trying to get um jenkins x to play nicely with us. um We had some issues a handful weeks ago um and now we got super far last week, which was great, but we still didn't quite get over the go over the um finish line so um adam and I talked after the stream trying to figure out what we want to get done and, as the kids say, yolo, let's try this again um or it's not yolo. It's yeet. Now, isn't it I don't.

A

I don't know. I'm.

B

Not cool yeah they're, both pretty cool, I think he is probably cooler than yolo. Now, though, okay, it's probably not very cool at the moment, but.

C

B

Some dabbing, then maybe no, I think that one's gonna be on his own.

A

Yeah yeah society moves too fast for me. Now it really does anyway, okay cool, so I'm gonna um adam. Do you want to share your screen first and kind of walk through what you figured out and then we can go roll back to uh the empty vm or do you want to just start on the empty vm and go forward? First.

B

uh I think what we do is we go to the empty vm and we basically do the mini cube, start command, install the latest binary and then do you want to go so basically. Last time, folks, we got a little bit caught up because we couldn't do the web hooks. um No, we could do web hooks. It was the github authentication that gx didn't like you want to use ssh keys, but we couldn't do it in jenkins x.

B

So my id is to create a new fake dummy account using https authentication and hopefully we're going to get web hooks completely working. The operator of 4gx will work fine and then we can basically chat up tile operations of jenkins x. I mean that was the plan, because we basically got to the stage we could do jx pipeline start.

B

It would only do the pipeline for the operator repository itself and not the actual quick start applications, and we think it's because when we configure jenkins x they got only maybe a third of the way through its steps before we hit. The error of ssh could be the best of the steps and if we would say not, lettuce h, it probably proceed and the other steps would let us do jx pipe y and start for actual up repo. That's how I'm thinking in my mind.

B

So if we can do that I'll be great, um and then we can look at the cool thing, because a lot of jenkins xyz, I'm working my books and chat ups and all that kind of thing. That's what I'm proposing.

A

That sounds phenomenal. I am I'm 110 behind that and you know um we're just we'll just start from the ground up. So let me flip over to my screen here: okay, transition, okay, cool, so we should be able to see now which, according to my view on our stream, which is perfect, uh we should see a screen here with a brand new mini cluster, a mini cube that was just started up, which looks good um and we are sitting here uh with the readme here now.

A

um First thing: first, we should probably update our jenkins x instance right yeah,.

B

Yeah, I think whenever it happens, this new build so.

A

There was uh three hours ago, yeah so three hours ago, so let's go ahead and copy this down all right, and then we should copy this. In there we go all right, so j x, help 3 alpha doesn't actually tell us what to do interesting.

A

um Okay, so we are now there.

A

So the next step was to spin up mini cube, which we have done. uh We have created that repository.

B

Yeah, so that's the operator position, isn't it so.

A

If I can operate.

B

On an actual output, I think.

A

We want to create the ones.

B

Mini cube and yapon's python go.

A

Ahead, yes, do we want to go ahead and just start again at the very very beginning, or do you want to use any of the stuff we already created? Well.

B

hmm So is it the same machine with the same english, ip.

A

uh Yes, it should be there, we go and my keys are enabled, as you can see here, so I can talk to my my repositories.

B

Does that mean you think you've solved the problem that we have last time jenkins zack, so is that separate? I.

A

Think so I.

B

A

I don't really know.

B

Okay, well, okay, why don't we so? We've already got the reposts up right, we've already got the mini cube operator created repo and we've got the app repo.

B

Where did we get to last time includes already set up right. That's fine!.

A

Yeah I've turned that off turned off on grock and all that stuff. So this is completely new, but ah no the nip or xip address probably has changed. Yep.

B

Because doing that again yeah, so I think basically we go through the steps we're going to create any new artifacts from scratch. So unless jx has changed our repo layout, which I doubt we should be good to go and we just change, um everything doesn't involve creating. So this configuration should be different.

C

B

So in that file I'm guessing it's got your newest uh ingress, ips points and mini cable, which had indeed changed. 217 became 202. So that's good.

B

I'm guessing every micro service that you build through jx through the operator will basically try and use the same endpoint for webpacks, and so you've only updated it in the one place, which is this repo and that are now the app repos which is going to be quite useful. If you're, you know 50 different gear projects using.

B

A

I'm sorry, my insulin pump is beeping at me.

C

All right um now.

C

A

We should be able to do setup and install ngrok, which we have.

B

Yes, so you've already created a used. One here haven't you so do you just log in and then anglop command and maybe give it some authentication details like a token.

A

I think it's already set up. Yes, okay, cool right. There see it's, uh so we now have this ngrok for so we're going to re-enter the okay. Okay, that's fine! We're getting there.

A

Charts jenkins x: oh no,.

A

Okay, so this should be.

A

Vim charts jenkins x, jx boot values. This is now.

C

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C

A

Now we need to install the git operator.

D

A

Now this is the thing you're saying that had the problem, the key is correct.

B

I think so: okay, one of the commands we didn't were completely maybe in this one or it might have been the jx now jj it was the jx quick start, because the quick start goes and gets the code from a uh like a template and then basically tries to configure web books and something else, and that's very well you're stopping from each other. So I think json operator works completely fine.

B

Remember we had to edit the file like dollar home, slash, git and put your token in for jake's, had an operator to work.

A

Did we? Oh that's great,.

B

So you may still have that photo on the disc, so you may be fine.

B

A

B

You do, I think you do is for mushroom, where you are anymore. Is that get your home slash get?

B

Yes, that's fine! That's the file that we made to satisfy jh7 operators. So you are good.

A

In a dot, not a dot get file, but a slash kit that seems weird yeah.

B

It is weird yeah, I think I'm trying to argue with that in the future. But let's, let's, let's use at the moment for conventions.

C

A

Three mini cube testing, just in case you make more changes.

D

A

So now we can do j, okay, just to verify cube.

A

Is facing ours 12 minutes ago sitting there one and.

B

One instance.

A

B

You have no javanese pots.

B

And also are you in the jx namespace? How does that even exist.

A

Nope, it is refresh.

B

Go for it! Let's do that command, see if.

D

It makes enough.

C

B

Use me and privileges screen, I'm making a token yep hang on one second yeah and helpfully gives you the links and copy follow the light options.

A

Check it out, do you see what I do with a privacy screen now.

B

Security clearance required.

A

Oh no, no! No, it was just I put the cameras on top of it, so we're not hidden behind it. Now.

B

Oh yeah, there we go I'm taking the camera down, so you can see my my juggles.

D

B

To leave my laptop down, I've got my switch main monitor and on my laptop, so I'm watching you just above by moving my head.

A

B

Just putting his git token so he can get a.

B

He's doing something just thinking.

A

B

So what was that command above jj, where he put some stars in he just scrolled.

A

That was the um it looks like the updated to actually put the stars in because I clicked on this url to get the token that we needed with all the permissions. Okay.

A

Yeah just give it a minute.

B

So do you have all the images already on the disc? I think.

A

No because I nuked him remember because I deleted the you know, though, remember only only takes like two minutes to pull it down, because this is actually in a data center with a gigabit um gigabit link to the internet.

B

Okay, that's good! So there we go. We wait for that to happen, and then I think we did a jx quick start and then that's where things went a little bit pear-shaped.

B

And the pear-shaped solution should be to not use ssh. I believe it's just used https, which we don't like and offers a dummy account for, and we think jenkins actually fix it eventually.

B

Because they're like the colon, did it, it was ssh, something called one and the rest of it, and that was the fade that we had last week and you made.

C

A

B

I mean this one, the jxcli. Yes, that's what it was.

A

I haven't actually seen any um notes on it. Surprisingly,.

B

No, I haven't, but it's always worth, I guess, pinging the jenkins x stuff generally, just to say you know for awareness we've made. This is anybody playing to work on it? You know yeah.

C

D

B

Just give them a notch. We've also had a busy week as well with uh we've seen econ just happening as well. It's a lot of jenkins x folks were quite busy with that.

B

Okay, so it's adding a bunch of home repos.

C

A

Make this a little bigger so not that one.

C

A

Nope made that angry.

B

So is this a one-time thing? Do you think.

A

Yes, I think this is initial, so I mean every time you set up mini cue. You're gonna have to do this, but the idea is that you shouldn't have, though I find it really interesting that we couldn't just take the mini cube, because right now it doesn't seem, like anything, is specific to mini cube. Apart from.

A

Yeah, so I'm I don't want to jinx myself here, but I'm flirting with the idea that there's no reason why we couldn't run this on.

B

A

Cluster right now, because.

B

It depends on the kubernetes engine that normal cluster runs on top and shift, maybe a little bit trickier. They may want to use roots instead and things like secure trs, but I guess other car provides a little well-known. So there was an elastic bean stock and all that kind of food balances so probably well, we could do it, but you may need to tell it a little bit. So it's a better experience and more cloud native in the sense of the word. It's better for that cloud.

B

So I'm guessing it would work, but it may have the optimum.

B

Okay, so it's making all the kubernetes resources.

B

And then, once this command's done what thinks next changing mostly guides, it looks like.

A

We're doing poor forwarding to create the hook. Okay, then we can go into create import projects.

B

Yes, that's really fun stuff and then we could go into that python project or you make a new one and then see if you can get that red, green and object. Quick start, I think, is what terminated early. So maybe it's best to create a new quick start.

A

Yeah, I agree, I think I think that's the right step here, but.

B

So I definitely already seen that helen reaper ad command happen earlier.

B

It's nice using jx, get ups, okay,.

B

So your files changing on disk jj if you want to get a separate shut up, maybe let's do a git status in this directory, one of those either placing things are this or just modifying something in the cube environment, aka with that tiller for helm with the pods.

A

No, I didn't change anything that reaper, it's not touching anything.

B

On disk, okay, if you do, um if you do qcc, I get parts: minus mj, minus.

A

A

Yep things are happening.

B

Okay, interesting, that's good! It's doing it's doing nothing on desk, it's just making lots and lots of cube resources.

A

And it looks like they're doing in essence, like one or two pods to change something. Do something then blow it up.

B

Yeah, so if you were to make this one big shot, I guess what's the overall state of play, because I saw so great great container configuration it's a little bit odd. They may be waiting on things to be created which might be done in time.

B

Okay, if you were to find any of those in your describe pod, let's find one, maybe the doc of extra one. That sounds important if you just do a describe pod on.

B

B

A

So it's not made secret.

B

Yet docker baggage procedure now the last thing it was doing that I've been upgrading the vault. So if you do, the jx have an operator vlog or jx admin log, maybe fragile, x, admin, log.

B

Things right here, that's more like it yeah, so it's still doing things probably doing things about secretly just mentioned, so it says that manager is secret, so valid.

B

Now, how could a lot of those one changed?

B

Maybe everything is okay, some configures.

A

Yep looks like it might be done. Okay,.

B

So those should be happy, so you should have happy pods and you should have a secret for dr ferguson in this namespace.

A

Everything well as soon as this one's gone, everything's like and then another in it containers kicked off.

B

Yeah excellent, so maybe good to go. um Is there a step to set up web parts next and then validate them? You can do.

A

There is um this one: the port 40.

B

Yeah so that enables web hooks. I wonder if that's true, I wonder if the web is already made for us, but this basically just puts an end point available, so it can actually go green because we haven't actually we've actually created the project.

A

B

Yeah, so when you create the project, I think that would create the web port yeah yeah. So here's the here's, the very interesting part. This is where you're actually gonna do the jx. Is it project quick start and then hopefully it gets past the get awesome bit and we can use some really cool things, because my idea is that at least we just do jx help or create help, and just look at all the commands and see which ones look interesting and basically run them.

A

So I'll go ahead and run a quick start in this.

B

Directory yeah and make a little python project, I think.

B

There's quite a decent variety of options.

C

B

Well, about credentials right.

A

Oh must be that key is gone right. So let me put this thing back up.

C

B

It happened now.

A

Right, which is better than later,.

B

Yeah well, if I had to think that jx, oh okay yeah, I was thinking about the jx, have an operator command and how that could have made me a a little bit failed. There.

A

I'm building the key now.

B

Is that an actual key jj sshk? Oh, it's open.

A

Oh sorry, token: okay, okay,.

B

So jj just making the new person watch this.

B

A

And if you decide to try to seal it, for me, it's fine because it will be deleted as soon as I hit the button to go away all right here,.

B

So jj's had to modify his git slash credentials file here. That's what jenkins x, uses. Okay, that looks better, doesn't split so as well. They get reposition the orgs you've. This too.

A

Okay, so we'll call this um jenkins.

A

Jenkins x, go http.

B

Why don't you quickly might do a question mark jose? What's the question martials, I always like to be. You know um thorough.

B

First question marty.

A

Oh, it gave me this next question, which is we need to. I did this up here and it uh asked me what do I want to name it and then created the repository on github and now looks like I wanna. Do I need to initialize the directory? Yes,.

C

A

um Well, we'll call it initial import. That seems reasonable.

C

B

Confirm that so it's chosen as a sensible default.

A

Okay looks like we pushed something.

B

And created a pull request, I wonder who's the author, maybe it's power devops.

C

A

Yeah looks like the initial one has come in, but no it is me right now.

B

Okay, where's that polar.

A

B

Is it merged waiting for it to be merged, so it's under the operator, repo jj? So if you're into that mini cube testing repo? Oh is it time to see the almighty? It's not no more power, devops wow.

C

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B

I guess registering this is something that jx can create pipelines for it's. My guess.

A

C

This failed because.

A

Because my dco, that's fine, so.

B

What's that what's up vcotc.

A

uh Dco is the um the this developer certificate of the origin? It's just um it's a good. It's a it's, a bot that just basically looks there to make sure that you have gco and your sign commits or is.

B

That just a use is that a user yeah, that's what I mean cool, so it says verify now. What's that verify step? This is pending the pipeline running really. So it's waiting for the pockets to emerge and there's a pipeline running. Can you get the details or do a k get pipeline? One.

B

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C

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Okay, you say: get 5.9.

C

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It's verifying okay,.

B

So what if you got some pods, you have any pods associated that.

B

A

B

Is waiting on your pull requests? Maybe so.

D

B

Of these, if you go back to the polarquest, has it is it now green on the verify.

A

Did I close it, I think I did my bad.

A

No still pending.

B

What does there's no details for either okay.

C

B

That verify just means I use us now manually, merge it.

A

Let's go ahead and merge it. Let's see what happens. Yeah go on then nope hold on regenerated.

A

Things are happening.

B

So we don't do anything.

A

No, I think we had to do some stuff. So if we come back over here yeah it looks like that completed wow. Now it's doing.

B

It again, so you didn't click anything did you. He.

D

Was going to but.

A

B

Okay, cool it's now because waiting and it's doing some magic. It's.

C

B

Yes, so waiting for podcasts to emerge was not a user action. It was uh wait for jenkins x to do its thing and verify it. Action.

A

Oh because what it's doing is it's it's it's setting itself up for this one, the the configuration repository you know about it.

D

B

That's three exact: that's.

A

The reason why, oh that makes more sense.

B

That's right so now, if you do jx pipeline create, I bet you can now choose your cool new go http project. I don't know syntax. Maybe it checks pipeline.

B

Start no! No! Okay! I was mistaken. So that's just gonna. Do your operator re-pill again? Okay, so you don't want to do stop.

A

That's fine wouldn't hurt work.

B

All right so doing the quick start, there's nothing that guy that talks you through the quick start steps. Did it say. Maybe you know um quick.

A

Start documentation.

A

Yeah looks like it's this.

B

One all right, so we've done the quick start, didn't it create.

B

It says, trigger the first pipeline, but.

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It triggered the pipeline.

B

Did it change your app repo code, jj or.

B

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J j x- oh these- are the ones we need.

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D

B

Quite useful, oh it says pipeline should start soon. Fight go on click cp, but read above pipeline should start soon for jenkins x, go http, hmm so maybe.

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B

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Minute ago, yeah.

B

If you do qct I'll get pipeline run now,.

A

B

We go that spell, um I assume that's for your actual code, repo now and not for your operator. Yeah.

A

Wow this is this is intense man.

B

Yeah, those two commands really did a heck of a lot of things. Didn't you they really did, but it looks like swallows. Yeah. All we've done is add an operator and quick start create angulars.

B

If you used to do um that start pipeline, come on now.

B

Only if it gives you the.

C

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A

Get fired lines should show us the same thing. Oh.

A

That's not what I was expecting.

B

D

You don't know anything yet.

B

But if you do k get pipeline run, um oh yeah, that yeah that's a good one, yeah there's plenty of commands. We can do basically.

C

B

Think what james told me to use was the octan plugin and he can install the techton add-on or his protect on dashboard either of those work perfectly well. I think james favors, the opt-in one, and that also looks quite good.

B

You can watch the pipeline once there.

A

hmm Not convinced.

B

What are you thinking.

A

I'm I'm I'm stumbling. Give me a second here. Okay, I mean it's. This is significantly better than we had last week. Right, like that's, that's obvious, that's an obvious win, but my gut is telling me we're not quite out of the woods yet.

B

I think we are, I think, it's building the hcp project uh over there on the left and you won't see anything on github.

A

Okay, so what we should do is create a pr here: change, like the main dot, go to c.

B

I think I think the pipeline one has built and deploy the go up in your mini cube.

C

A

Yeah there it is right there and it's still going so.

B

Let's put the exactly, I think, that's, let's see now it's building the thing, that's the goal, build command.

C

B

Thing is these commands take a while, and basically the quick start should say: go and put some food on or get some ice cream or watch the television program in the background just for now, because a lot of these things are magic happening for they just take a while.

A

B

Going to do it the idea, pr cold, it takes a while yep.

B

Yeah and remember: don't change anything just let it.

C

B

Pull request gets merged by jenkins x, not by us, and then your app will be deployed with a pipeline again. This may take a while. So please don't do anything until jx get pipeline physics finished. Maybe.

C

A

Hold on hold on what is it um best way to make coffee at home without a machine.

C

B

We go, I like it.

B

um Are. We sponsored by.

B

A

There should there we should, how did I bring this command up? Do you remember.

B

Jx get pipeline and you chose that pipeline.

B

Are you stuck inside of that command.

A

Yeah, I think I am.

B

C

B

It's too useful.

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B

Because you've had severe into this machine many times.

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B

Not cool, isn't it that's another issue we should make? I don't mean you should spend the whole week just doing jenkins x, hacking. You.

A

Really should yeah here we go, here's our build pack, it's not ready. It's still going.

B

Like some more transparency, so that was a really handy, jx command that says here's what's going get on is a really cool command. Maybe it's that.

A

Jx get pipelines what we did.

A

Pipelines, pipelines pipelines.

A

Oh, that's the wrong one.

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B

A bit of if the james's are watching this they're, probably thinking guys just stop doing anything, just stop running plans just actually go afk for 15 minutes.

C

B

You know play guitar just.

A

B

We just didn't get that message from the.

A

B

It really does it says: quick start. You.

A

Know it didn't say.

B

Do a command then wait. I think we have to wait. It's just us trying to get something cool fast.

A

Here we go um here, we go j pipeline log is what did.

C

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If you want to see what's going on run.

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Another terminal and no turn and something like that. Yes,.

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Added a note to wait for the command to or the commands to.

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Force waiting for.

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The hype miners to come put good yep.

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B

Going really, you definitely still going so, I think you've control seed out of that.

A

Oh yeah good point yeah that one is still not ready.

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Way for me to put.

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What the is this.

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Adam, what is this.

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Submit pr has only one non-merge commit and is not semantic.

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B

Dot dot, dot, dot down.

B

A

But it's just a simple dot change.

A

This feels like it's. This is really heavy-handed yeah, but we may have actually gotten still going.

A

I'm still going, I'm excited to create a pr when this finally finishes and then like changing the main.go to do something else and see what actually happens. Then. That's that's where I that's that's where I am right now.

B

Yeah, well, you can even do a preview. You can do the environments thing where you deploy when you do a product. I think it makes a preview and then before merging it, it's already deployed it's different name space and you can.

A

Check the output: do you want to take over the screen share, so you can kind of show us around some stuff that you already have set.

B

Up uh we've got nothing. I've got nothing set.

D

B

I did that two years ago with the jx2- and hopefully it's still there in three so thankful for now, because doing nothing.

C

A

Well, so how was your weekend then? Hey.

B

It's very good. Thank you. Yeah got to lots of nice. Things uh visited some places had a little painting. It can get uh not attacked but kind of intervened upon by some horses. Oh nearly fought a horse uh didn't fight a horse in the end yeah. It was good how about you.

A

It was pretty good in the grand scheme of things, um uh my daughters, every once in a while. I make cookies from scratch um m m cookies, and I changed the recipe around a little bit, and I um so so. Bunnymom was telling me that uh the one problem that most people have when they're making basic cookies, which is like flour, white sugar and brown sugar, most people don't um cream them long enough, like normally when you're. When you have do you first of all, do you make cookies?

A

No, okay, okay? Well, um it's just one of those things that you know as soon as you learn how to make them. You wonder why you haven't bought cookies yourself. um Well, the problem is is most people when they start creaming the the um the sugar and the flour and the butter? Sorry, sorry, no! No, the butter and the flour, but butter and sugar jesus um most people cream it for like maybe five minutes at most and the trick is.

A

Is you need to cream it for like 10 minutes, plus whatever you think is gotta be way too long, plus two, two more minutes when.

B

You say creaming: do you mean the beating, where you put it and you beat it to get the air out of it? You mix it all together, right with a whisk right. You do this.

A

Yeah, well, I have a stand mixer right, so I have a paddle thing goes in there that turns the butter and the two sugars into really really smooth like contraption, right fancy and um normally, when people do it, which would have been like with a paddle or a whisk or whatever. um That takes a lot of time, because you know butter's hard, especially if you haven't let it come to room temperature.

A

um So I let it come to room temperature, and then I just I literally let that thing go for like 15 minutes and the the cookies that came out of it were phenomenal. Excellent.

B

So I think that's the deciding factor, it's the length of the you say, curling.

A

B

Stream, you can do some cooking for us, while our jx quick start happens.

A

Yeah this this is starting to feel not much like a quick start, my friend yeah.

B

So is it done yet.

A

No, it's still running and it still says it's not completed so.

B

If you describe that not ready pod, what's it do because I don't believe this is optimal behavior. I can't imagine james tracking on the stage doing a quick start and.

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So our base cookies at the weekend.

B

All right, that's what it is pulling. Let's put in the going meech- and I bet you it's 2.4 gig then.

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Successfully pulled, though they go yeah.

A

Maybe I'm mistaken, no, no wait here now, you're right, it's still pulling, but it says it's already pulled above.

B

Oh, oh yeah, um am I seeing things?

B

Does it not say the exact same image has already been pulled.

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Yeah, it's just kind of stuck so.

B

Jc, I don't know jenkins x, I o builder.

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So you can't see it.

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But what is that message? Four lines above.

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Looks like it's the same one.

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That was also for 308 seconds. This was for 256.

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That milliseconds.

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Oh yeah you're right milliseconds, my bad.

B

So, what's this big horrendous thing doing maybe she's through a duck ball of that build again.

B

If you do a normal docker, pull of that you'll be able to go what.

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A

Don't have docker on here. Of course, the pod man.

B

Wait what so these fresh layers and, if they're fresh and that's so fast, what's the other thing doing look at this is not a mini key. This is just.

A

Yeah, it's just a machine.

B

Yeah, so the image that you just pull don't be in the mini cube: okay,.

A

That's fine, though, we're just kind of curious to see what came out right. It didn't.

B

Take too long, so what I'm pretending to do is do the mini cube document, eval command and do that same pull command and see if it like, starts to stall and stutter.

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I just finished doing this thing, I'm curious to see how big it is.

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Yeah there's another pull request.

B

Oh wait what so? This is promoting it to staging okay cool. I bet it deploys it then inside and you can look at it.

B

Oh after you merge it.

A

Oh so this original build here yeah. Now it's done now. It's done and now, let's release.

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Excellent, so it was actually doing things.

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B

Okay, so now, what do you just merge.

A

That so we generally had to wait like 20 minutes for this thing to actually build and do everything for us. But but it looks like everything has been done, which is kind of cool.

B

Is this output live jj? Yes, yes, it is so it's not done yet.

A

Or is it I think it's building it for staging? Now there we go.

B

And it's and it's made of privacy upgrades repo.

A

Yeah, which is pushing this promote chickens, go to version zero zone, staging environment.

B

So, okay, so it's not the pr for the app repo it's an ipf to promote from nothing into staging if you like, using just using github. Basically, yes, so this does it exist. Is there a possum station, maybe.

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B

No, so you have to merge this, so this is somebody.

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Says jj's come along. Is he ready to stage his pull request and base that deploys it into staging gold? Yes, and then you do a promote later on to some jx production environment, with several.

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Address in config.

A

So this would be so we, okay, hacky hack, make code happen, blah blah blah. Okay, we've imported this into jenkins, x, cool. We now have our. We now know jenkins x by the other. Repository now knows about go http.

A

We do have one release of go http, because when we imported it we went ahead and built it to make sure all our building building things happen, and we have now released zero zero one.

A

If we wanna push zero zero one into staging, which is.

A

Here now, so, if we wanna push this into the new namespace of jenkins. to your point here, you go: here's jx staging and all our staging configuration. We need to do here so yep.

A

So, let's I'm gonna, I'm gonna play atom here and I'm gonna go ahead and merge this to get into staging yeah.

B

I think it looks good yeah, it's very nice change that oh the best perfect.

A

I, like your attitude, sir.

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Going to stage not production, so it could be there you go. The production, pull request may be a lot more strenuous, so.

A

We're going to use that so this is now immersion here, which is what we wanted.

B

There's something now happening if you're into the jx. Oh, that's doing a release, so I'm guessing that's going to deploy into jx staging, in fact I'll bet, good money, but once that's merged that will happen.

B

Maybe did you get axe jxk.

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Yeah so senior pull request. Maybe do a minus w on the end to watch it.

B

um Do you have uh if you're back to github that was yellow? Is it yellow because something was happening?

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There's some yellow somewhere right.

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B

There you go there yeah. What's that click on that? What's that good? Is that builder or something it's running? I was running a pipeline, so if you do jx pipeline log again, I think that was the command jx pipeline log.

A

So this is pr number two is verifying, so that's this one. So this is us pushing into staging. Oh.

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B

What that's interesting.

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Do you see that it changed the name here? Jenkins acts, google.

B

Yeah true, so if you just get name spaces, have you got a jx stage in namespace?

B

Okay, in those places.

B

Yes, if you have.

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Number, it's minus seven, not ms.

A

Force, I have it, man.

B

Yep there you go so that's deployed the actual application. Now I believe you can do jx get applications.

A

There we go so that's what we wanted to see. Yep see.

B

If we need to get applications, because I think if you have an endpoint you'll, tell me what it is see there. It is, and if you go to that.

B

Url, nice, there you go there, you go cool, okay,.

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B

Jake's application is really handy. I mean I'm guessing from here. You look into doing jerks, promote uh using preview environments which are really fun.

B

Okay, playing victory now we'll do that next time.

A

I think I want to turn this into whatever the release is. I think that's the next logical step right.

B

Oh into the production release.

A

Yeah, because to your point right: okay, good and that's so we have our build environment. We have our staging to see that it actually comes out how we wanted to see we curled against it cool. Now, there's got to be some next promotion right. There's got to be something in the next step, so the objects.

B

Help so I'm guessing here, but I'm thinking you can promote from environment station to production, there's a pr and shows you it deployed so jake's tomorrow. What is it one? It's an example on the website.

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Okay, build and test promotion environments. Here we go.

B

That's more like it, so is the app name, arbitrary.

B

What's an app? Oh, that's some character. Applications! Isn't it right here here it is that's the name of it. I think that's the name, and you know it's currently station.

A

Yep jx promotes so we should see another pr show up on our app yep. I think.

B

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Up right, jenkins,.

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Version this is I I like automation-wise. This drives me crazy, but what's what I'm looking for.

A

Semantically, this is awesome like this is really forcing me to do the right thing here.

B

A

So, according to what we've seen so far, this command should take this and put it, I guess, into jx production yeah.

B

I think you'll do. I think you'll do a pro request first, but once it's merged at the point of the production namespace, I.

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That you'll be able to preview this before you merge it.

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B

A

Three here we go.

B

So before we do any immersion, yep.

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B

So I want you to let's look at preview. If you do uh jx preview, that should show.

A

Well, let's go to finish first before we do anything else, um so this is also like this interface right here with the approvers and and all this stuff inside of it and then the sizing. You know this reminds me a lot of prow.

B

A

Stuff really does it really does yeah?

A

Oh, oh wow. No, it just immediately merged it. For me,.

B

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B

Default, the promoter's got a flag that we've not used and that flag might be a required approval. Something like that. So that's promote that's smoking into production already.

A

Actually, preview yeah, it doesn't look like there is one.

B

Okay, so have you got a part in jx production.

A

Hang on one second, but to your point, is there a stables there? We go no merge to say automatically.

B

There we go: okay, that's interesting! So if you had a new environment.

B

Okay, argos talked so. What I'm guessing folks is that you have to set up a new environment. Perhaps so you might have jx stage injected production, jx, wheel production and what we could do next is deal ejects, promote command, but maybe give it the um nice nice non-merge option and then that would create the pull request. You won't merge it yet, obviously- and I think very good, potentially during this preview, I'm just going to see that pull request.

B

Oh, let's go to the staging environment because he's already deployed the app right to jx stage and probably check it. There actually you're.

A

Back now jj, I think so that was a I'm going in for a minor procedure tomorrow, and um that was supposed to be this people, but it seems that my phone decided that I was not allowed to take that phone call. Okay,.

B

What they could do is see the app first and the stage anyways, because the promotions just look for the same code but into the environment. So now you should have the code running in the jacks production namespace.

A

B

It is, and I bet you that pods in there well I'll bet you if you do get applications next.

B

There we go yep, so try the get application command.

A

ah Here we go check this out. There is that's neat, it's got the staging and it's got the yep production.

B

But it's logically one application.

C

A

Good nice, okay, um I genuinely didn't think we were gonna get this far.

B

Well, I think the theory was correct. That said earlier, it was here that ssh things so once we got yet the git token nailed down the that jake's an operator continues to its magic and with all the buffers configured fine, this will be a green red box on the sweeper. Perhaps I guarantee it is um airfn was just clean sailing.

A

Oh, I get it kubernetes joke queen sailing because everything's a nautical theme.

B

I like it, I like it, so if you go.

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B

A

You want to talk about pumpkin.

B

Jj just prove it for me, prove to me: you've got a nice screen web book on that github page. So it's the.

C

B

So that's got a nice green red part. That's gonna, be your old one. You can believe that and then I I mean if you're, that pre-po has also got the hulk.

B

Yep he does so.

A

B

That's it. I think we we've done our jenkins x experiment for today after has worked jx version of three. What's the exact version jj, if new jx version, like jj version, I think it's some big number.

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C

B

That's what we used we're a mini cube, and this is an ibm cloud- bare metal boxes like a terabyte of rams.

A

Yep, well I mean it's yeah for mini cube, but it's this. This is just the typical um mini cube installation that they tell you to do and the one thing I think I've learned out of all of this is you got to be patient like you just got to be patient this whole time.

A

B

Yeah and there you go, it actually does all work.

A

All right! Well, I guess um I guess we'll we'll you want to skip next week um and then we'll come back in a come back on um the 27th.

B

A

I think I can do that yeah yep, um we'll we'll. uh I don't know what we'll do all right. Let's, let's talk about it. um I've got a feeling. You know this is well. I know I'm going to. I might just um record me and publish it under my name, my personalization, I'm actually curious to make the change to the go repository of changing like the example to something else and just walk through that process with.

B

This thing we didn't think around the iterative development loop much when they could change the points. The blah blah blah, give the initial set up and staging in production, but not the loop things. So we probably revisit that, but I think yeah. This stream here should be shared, no less of the youtube cdr optional, but the jenkins likes folks, because they're looking for some more testing on jx3 and to your maturity matrix and I think what we've proved they're just going to be handy for usability perspective and test perspective as well.

B

So it was really good.

A

Yep I agree uh adam. This was great, um uh you want to say bye.

B

Yeah bye everyone thanks for tuning in, I hope you enjoyed and learned a few things along the way it was really good and rewarding for me as well.

A

Same here and I'm sorry if you said some statements or questions in the chat, obviously adam- and I were very enthralled in this and weren't really paying attention uh mainly because we actually got our goals yay did we actually have any chat.

B

D

I don't have any okay, I don't think we did actually.

A

Okay, all right.

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B

Thanks everyone bye.