Kubernetes SIG Apps, 14 Aug 2017

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Okay, welcome to take out today is Monday August 14th, and he has announcement updates and antennas for you all our first announcement, and only in our favor today, is that there was a request for oil service and questions around the film during our last retro. So we want.

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Up one of the stand: ups as like a home Q&A, so to better organize that we have like a stock for you, thanks marina, for putting this together. So if you go to the stocks or if you go to the meeting minutes for cig apps you'll see the link to the dock and I'll be spent just a second time chat as well. So that's our only announcement for today with that we'll go into updates from Two Ronnies, for we don't have the area's listed. But let's go.

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Let's start with deployment and come back and if you're, not speaking, please daily just.

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Religious, oh my.

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Okay, it's better anyone who wants to is there? Anyone who wants to get updates from to the 94.

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Okay, um if you change your mind, we can come back to that at the end. Let's go into the demo before our first demo is terrain deployed by Katrina Gary and trying to go ahead and introduce yourself and tell us what you're going to show today.

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Need you to Mary and I were going to Shanghai I'm gonna show my home computer filling out Latin of service eternally for choice, hundreds of different house, but it runs both permits. I think you should run with the rails. Normal list set runs the actual chocolate allocation down to alter this little tiny absent. Is there anything? So we want to be living by platform.

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You categories in competitive, so what I'm gonna show you today is a tool that we built as part of that platform.

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Help our developers be able to deploy to archetypes environment with customers and to be able to know to innominate address any problems that they encounter. Stirring and employers are resorting to marquee. So please screen share so.

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I am really using much more now.

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It should be that great items.

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Okay, um is that really you can I think we.

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Can see your screen? Okay, alright,.

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So this is an open first tool and very unimaginative rename doesn't have a question appreciated and the idea never itself I / terminated to put this is something that we built for use inside and another open first tool called Shivan, which is available at my flesh of attention, and it looks more with less so that the tool that man do for very unsecure and deploying a rollback, locking, commit and ferociousness merge to offer certain features like that.

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So what we needed to build with disability reset shipping issues to run display for the Romanies environment that produces a reliable pass/fail results so that can take or user initiated actions based on that silikal. In some context, we are actually deploying up to 55 days, so we really need to know to like stop the automatic deploys that something didn't work in relation.

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So that's that's the context, and this is visual ever leaving production already, we have upwards of 100 apps on our platform, and this is the screenshot showing a tour super dated or work from pianist today on high. So we deployed a to production with the grenade people utility over and ever times.

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Right up, so some people use a lot. Okay, so to get to the demo, do not see my supply and terminal okay.

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So so what I like to show you is go through a series of deploy, ran some super simple to show you what it looks like to see module so to start off with a really simple, just like deployment service pair I. Think thank you. There is ZERO press in doing here. The nmos you want so.

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You just tell it which name space and context you wanna target, that's based on a regular old piece of thing and we're sure creating the files that you want to deploy.

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This is the point to make use here. You can see that away. It just goes ahead, any kind of which has been a directory for some templates and validation. If you would overview of what might already be an investor and I told you, they'd actually keep to apply.

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As the actual deploys that self weight is very negative week- and it gives you know- I'm rescued events for after pictures- that's a really personal case is about manicures to see.

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Okay, so we are having a little little bit there. We have the same services of webinar, but we are at a sigma and also have hot, so that you can see. Has a positive shopper is to sort of simulate such tasks that we would have normally run in line during was so. The main one is like rails migrations ask that was. We absolutely need those to happen and complete successfully before we proceed with rolling out any new web fonts, for example.

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So what we do is wash Todd at the beginning of of the deploy and Rayford complete naxxramas love to to thermal motion away. So this is a much that looks like.

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It starts off, exact was saying we discover what I'm later in there we give them status. You can see that client service RT there, but now we're not got a news desk. All that pre would wear it. Make sure that I can say mouth that the fondants might need to consume is going to be available before and wash the pot, and he was myself and Renaissance and his method actually spells. This is just a simple thing that types of old-world boats, not a little bit indicate for it fails.

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I would have to call a deploy right.

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Away and it would.

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Proceed with the rest of the challenge, lengthening version of the other resources.

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Another feature that we needed in rebuilt in here is having to do with secrets since because the basis before intuitive- and we were committing all these many channels to our repositories, but we don't want to miss the actual leaders, take a different foot in the dumpster and we have another open source project called each ages that lets you use.

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Inverted. You didn't to be able to make those secrets to your repository and what we do for our terminated us to create some images. Key characters try to keep there and put.

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It into their names way so.

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I've got my internet work.

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So the CJS and Kia secrets that works party means with public private key value pair. That work is a Jason Tyler and what those was to do is basically that commit your grenade feature to your ability. Perfect form and great importance knows how to transform this into the type of secret that you're infected with it except occurs.

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So we just learned this one connections.

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So here is you have another set before that, either the priest was destined to what the secret system to be available to Todd, for example, to try to watch us where we specified keep from the secret.

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Secret study was only different.

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And creative secrets when in create, doesn't wear anything similar, that's as much what just killed by does itself so that we can actually manage so secrets if you were before, as word modify the data and research 22 a lot taken to space to reflect it. So you end up with an inspirational, is exactly located for directory assistance, one and then finally, the last case I wanna show you is what happens when deploy fail.

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So if you recall, we had over to maturity, who doesn't know why, but also survived failures, and it's really important that when was declares macular is because I, even those are Hades, is going to retry forever to get to get that up into this days like there are some cases where it doesn't care as bad as precious not going to cause it's just about. It's not reliable and you get that information for delivery respectively.

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As you can, ah and so here we go as are going to be two examples of cases of a sailor deploy front. One is just having an idea and pigment up here: that's some kind of gear B and if to be go ahead and try to deploy that fifty weeks ago, right at the.

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Initial stage, we don't let you proceed with trying.

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To actually make changes to your hands basis, the detector of the topics and Ellis now I'm going to be giving you the error. We've shown you a better temper to make it easier to debug, because it's really awful press the air make it much easier to see. What's problem actually different us so we'll be go ahead and fix that real, quick and we'll dislocate this error case, which is just trying to residual to the bad man. So that's never going to succeed and we want to tell them quickly messages.

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So, if are pretty normal, but we are able to detect after just three point. Eight second set- and this is student disconnectedness exceed so we tell them what we did again. Ep.

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Screening actually happening now and tell them what fails and the.

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Episode we saw is meant to.

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Go back in two days why I feel and pull in any events or politics or conservativism else anomalies and done.

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Over watermelon containers that are roasted, we come with this, make huge difference and language developers self-serve without any chance of us women any questions or result like what went wrong, because this is a moment. Information a need to continue solving their problems on our surface. All right there display doesn't have to go there lovely service and the things that are covered.

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Are based on we.

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Started out really simple and you didn't have coverage something like that. Sometimes we get a timeout, basically forever person agency and we just have like 45 minutes per plant, for example, of a dismissal public on city and we kind of looked at the cases that people were encountering we're good employer was actually pretty much student and we figured out how like looking how we could actually detect those scenarios and first people listed public information. So, yes, pretty much a second choice. Anyone know any questions.

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Sorry, it's high for the tool itself be sentenced. Shopify communities deploys the tool again on github.

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Thank you very much. Yes,.

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And I contributions are welcome. We have that with me that hopefully goes over some legacy well, if it doesn't Salem and we were working on it actively and we have been for the past to success. It's.

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Really cool it's going to see how economy into a true for any performance internally. So thanks so much for sharing.

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Blueness, does anybody have any questions.

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Hi this is mrs.. Scott I have a quick question. I accidentally hung up. So that's sorry about that. It was a really great presentation, as the tool looks really cool. I was just curious. My very first thought about the parameter expansion, a ruby dry matter. Expansion was. Did you all consider switching that side of the application to using helman helmed the go templating yeah actually.

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Went where we were looking at what to do for deploys the first single get down into the stock Atlas, if you sublime food killed by and such prosper and expected recently, and then the investigated edge will including health and actually love templating penis bearing- and we did at one point- have a prototype as an open issue on foreign soil, a templating but helm.

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We love the property, but the rest of the stuff wasn't doing anything really helpful for us and so a lot of extra burden to take a limit to just get a templating through we're going to kind of build. Our own massacre decided, like our own, basically extracted version of its templating engine, but we decided to keep it simple for the beginning. I just have can be used ultimately, faced with couple lines appear because people are not doing created, urges templating it like.

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That is why the idea that roof vision, so we started over that and were actually still there and what we're thinking now is that we are going to want some fancier complaining engines, but we probably filled in this rule will build it as a tool that can be integrated so that we fish Alana stated it can continue to be used with, like vanilla, for any definition, no matter how you crave my chance to generate the recurring.

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Captcha thank.

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You for the actual, tooling itself noticing that the actual code base it looks like it's written in Ruby.

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What kind of libraries are you guys using and how is the tooling around that for you guys when you're writing applications against kubernetes in Ruby and in other languages that are not the primary or not the language and the libraries that are currently being used in kubernetes? Was it an auto-generated library that was in, isn't all that or been a bit more on that? Oh, the.

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Rhythm instrument, Ruby, is actually ultimately because it was born as an integration, specific engine which is Ruby project and when we firstly wrote it directly in that project, and that was pulled ago and we are using actually depend on which parts most of it is actually just using cuticle. It's like shelling us, QT, PL, okay,.

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For one thing we really wanted to use shall I with everything that my must offer and that is not available in the Rue gem that have is available so which is cost you twice. The coupon sham is not the most mature. We do use it in front places in the code and there is considering migrated over trip. We started with this deal and, for example, our test. We we have a very large integration test. We met with our width of 50 deployed.

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Whenever you run, it uncovers well first of these different cases, and that is using cubic to client gender percent yeah.

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I think this is a very interesting tool in the sense that I personally haven't seen too many. If someone's writing a tool, that's supposed to be running inside or it's actually interacting with the kubernetes api, I haven't seen too many actual tools being written in anything other than go just because of the shared libraries. So I think this just the story itself of you guys.

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Actually writing this in Ruby and being able to communicate with the communities API even with concei, TL I, think it's a very interesting use case or not a use case, but it's a very interesting story to unfold on that side as well. That's.

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Things like what problems you guys have had with Ruby and intergraph occurred, grading with the API or with the entire ecosystem in general, yeah.

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This multiple, especially we are running, is and go like. We have much about some controllers, for example. Those are already me go because, as you said, it's the API. It's are much better to work with more perfect class and go than the i30 like.

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We just have basically that either QTL.

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Or this somewhat intergenic old, gy, so yeah if I had to start again from scratch when.

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I'm ready to go quite.

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And we had the exact same problem: I disclaimer I used to work for daya sites network for Microsoft, but the controller that we had, which was an API server, was written in Python, but we communicated with the communities API directly I'm using our own in-house, like kubernetes api client library, which was very ugly code, but it work because it was like communities, one point something about like it was 1.1 or something like that. um I think it's very interesting. We do that.

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There's a couple of shops that are now actually doing this as well I'd, be interested in seeing if there's eventually ever kind of need for these kind of API layers or libraries. That would be necessary for other people to write applications, not just in code but in other libraries as well.

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That's just the thought: I had.

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Okay, thanks so much patrina and we'll move on to the next memo. We should appeal: is there someone around to come out, feel for us we're.

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All giving good morning I'm catalyst yeah now we'll just watch the demo keel I have some sliced I'll share. My in advance.

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Okay can I see.

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Anything I.

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To px example: yes, sir I work in star jet and how to ask a fun project for that use to practice and I had a use case where, and it is a it was actually upgrade. My deployments on images all over so Q is a continued delivery. So I didn't call it the back way in the early days, because it was just too simple, very likely at business. It has zero dependencies. No database and the self skill doesn't ask me that CLI nor API is just works directly through labels or I'll charge.

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You don't need to adopt, learn anything yet, which is why you use your own, keep Cpl or help, and that's it. It's just quite a lot by several companies, even in productions I haven't signed to judge separation, one at some point question and okay, so why at first I had a case where I was using a GTR, cloudbuilt and and just managed to be on T.

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So once you build an image, your purchase somewhere and then once something has to and so try to automating it first on shale streets at the end of a hot dog. But it's also dirty and looked at other tools like good night Carol Jenkins and in my case, while running on really signing everyone micro p.m. to precision those tools were just stupid, and so that's why I wrote deal like initially.

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Chose an architecture where I can have like any number of triggers and but give her assembler policies and trigger any number of providers so started with you, grant it, but then got some feature, requests for help and I think that was like really healthy for the project itself and it's a really good exercise of experiments and now like, for example, if we wanted to add more deployment providers, even like that from previous presentation.

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Like that cube design, it will be I think that to be possible once a new image is available, use that should be applications there to do it and to correct it looks something like this. Multiple registers are supported, so you can get slack notifications. You can use slack check your deployments book cube, reddit and helm are supported with the providers.

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I'll just show some configuration examples and a short demo and okay, so main features is that it tries to be like so configuring as much as possible, and so, if you just focus in your manage the brightest environment and a client video file, it will set up pops up subscription for cluster and topics. We don't have to do anything at same with docker, hub and query webs. We just wanted to appeal. It has a simple endpoint, except for books.

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No additional configuration required. If you don't have and ability to use web works are we are using to see our but about your own private registry or a registry that you don't have control to configure. Then you can use falling and so Kiel will discover.

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The secrets that are being used by to Burnett is to pull that image so with those secret ritual or tentative to the private registry sets a following schedule like ten minutes or every ten minutes or every hour or every day, it's up to you and once the image is available like they just changes for mus, Center duration and your version is available, it will just pull it trigger and updated and multiplications are also there.

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So you can see when it's updating its the first results of this annoying one well I tagged a release and github, but I wasn't aware when the a bit did happen or whether it happened at all, and so notifications got to be quite useful.

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This is, for example, a geneticist deployment MO, and so the only thing that you have to set up as kill SH label quality can be such just for tax versions from our minor versions that major and all- and there is also this force policy and then, whenever a minute tag is available, you can push whatever and it will just a visit.

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Well, it's making. For example, if you have an image track like alpha better that do not have any personal at all and how gets if it's also really simple. If this is a piece from ballet siamo, so invalid llamo, we just set up a kill, configuration and how it works is that kill is called the refugee simmer, get all the releases, a cancer for this specific kill configuration in your values mo and based on that to try to find images that care about for updates.

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So in this case it in here like this image but repository and somewhere in the valley channel you'll, have to define that image repository is. We are reporter, so a boring demo I will be here absolute. What we'll be doing is, first of all, we'll create a new release, so I can just show you an example.

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Western okay, so this is it app. This is this: is the pound charts valise camel? This is fuel configuration, but the care about this is our actual. A all configuration will be to file a dispersion, got 14.

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Let's then, we'll also the fire kill. So what should happen? Is that give you the back and Eurasian outside the former, because we have got 16 and it should bump its box and English version available, so it will probably take up to like 10 or 15 seconds until it discovers example to check the manage its observance abstract like every second, it could be a modified to actually work with the the watch functionality like instead of just vertically scanning your releases are performances of watch for changes.

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So this is Fanta it's very soon. Oh.

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So happen on something.

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Okay, so your version is what Eurovision.

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And that's a version set so yeah, that's pretty much it from the demo. It's really simple. Is that, like you, don't need to use any other tools, just what you are already using. What's next is currently working on remote manager, management you'll be able to see that, for example, this deployment or this release looks like at least three approve and it will be blocked until Excel will receive those three or more approval. Initial integration will be through slack, but he already has a few things. Oh and this, oh.

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Has basic chat support only one tamanna, but they did that it will be presenting you with something like this company approvals. I require from, let me receive, and so work in progress. I have to add the feature in my life. To this then I also release version one because it's already being used in production by medical companies, and there was a lot of pocket to request of like doing their own version. This titles of companies use their own style of address second version for their applications.

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Then this will set support, although that could be even our compass for homelessness.

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And yet fans philosophers to have any question for this stuff? Yes, I'm a.

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Careless is Micah speaking, awesome awesome. The moment and cue is obviously very cool. Can you please link the SciTech presentation adjust if from head? Please thank you.

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Anybody have any questions. Thank you for your demo.

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Okay, very cool cool stuff I will move on to Spanish. Thank you. Yes,.

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Right so first up is anyone here to just stand up on gnome.

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Like I can do when this met, so the home team's had a couple. Really cool changes happen in the last few weeks. At this point, I think, since the last time I've done a stand up in here, we now have three new core maintained: errs Justin, Scott, Matt, Fisher and much a quick. All three of them are active contributors of two of the three or I think already in the top ten list of contributors on helm.

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So it's been really awesome to see them on boarded this week is the release of helm 2.6, which the focus has been on stability, improvements, security improvements and increased extensibility of the helm platform, and we are already kind of there already. A number of PR is open for 2.7 we've just been holding 2.6 open for one last bug fix, looks like the patches and got LG TM to over the weekend, so we should roll today or tomorrow, I'm hoping so 2.7. The development cycle should kick off this week and that's all I got.

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Thanks butcher, if anyone here to do a stand-up on compose.

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So good boy, can you hear me yeah.

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Okay, perfect so yeah I'm compose, so we released version 1.0. I've been quite a lot of updates, mostly fixes, and now we are focusing more on the test and improving receive version. Free support there has been also blog post on the official component. See website understand little.

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Awesome, thank you and from the charts seems we have spin up. I.

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Think I'd not about so, if no one else's around once move on apple artistry would be that.

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So so far, our industry we've been making steady progress or it's getting client-side deployments working, and we expect our next release will actually run on top of Windows as well data plate. Everything in our play for now.

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Awesome, thank you and it's been a while, but if anyone around.

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And I'm hoping.

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Suppose pop-up guy yeah.

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So open compose good 10 or a boot it into different project. So now there is a touch of a pipe going into doodles because we need to. We have to take out a bit different approach. So now we are at window catch and we will demo it soon. I hope here in the meeting. Okay.

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Projects and that so you wanna do exhaustible yeah.

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um So last week or the weekend last two weeks, I would say: um we've been hard working on the draft. Oh six over lease, which is going to be mostly underlying infrastructure changes as well as some nice new features along in there. um So the big like tickets for the oh six over leaves, which should hopefully come up sometime this week, is we're going to have a brand new plug-in manager that allows you to install a client-side plug-in to manage them, install them what not um similar to helm plugins.

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So it's the same system, that's being used over there and then as well. We were seeing a lot of limitations with the WebSocket or we were having connection issues with WebSockets, and so it's myself, Michelle and Brian, who are all from the helm team as well. We're also going to be or Brian has worked and implemented, and basically written the entire web. Socket infrastructure to be using TR can see instead, so we're playing around with that and prototyping, but that's all been merged into master and so we'll be going through the O six overly.

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Within this week, so that's our stand up. Thank.

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You and if anyone has on monocular team, to give us an update on monocular.

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Okay, I think some overlaps with the charting okay. That's it for Shannon, says any other projects. I want to give a stand up, so we've had several demos in the last few weeks of projects and that are not officially incubated, but you're welcome to give us an update on standards. You know regularization because you're not educated on the participation in the community, so I want to know how how you're doing so. If anyone is here and once give an update on our project, feel free to do say on how Michelle.

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I, don't have a demo, but when the o6o release comes out, there's this really neat feature that I'd like to show off and rest on the the smart language detection, but so on. Github there's this library called github comm, slash, scape, a linguist and linguist is basically the entire smart path or the smart language detection, that's being used on, get calm and someone's very nicely. They pre-roll. Basically, they ate. They generated the code over from Ruby over to go and we used it over in traffic.

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So I think that would be kind of a cool demo to show off I. Just don't have one available today, yeah.

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That'd be cool once you throw that on the agenda, for whenever you see a general swath of animal but Poppa, okay,.

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I'll, try not to be.

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Biased I work on giraffe too, so all right. Anybody else have that Anna wearing update or something they'd like to talk about yeah.

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And so Karis here, like really quick, update, I demoed, Koo foul, they see that committees validator, so they call two coils and up probably a month ago now a bunch of people have been using that bunch of sort of bug fixes. A lot of that is actually um there's a lot of conversations going on on CR, C, API machinery and anyone else. Who's trying to do anything with the opening expects will run into a bunch of the similar problems.

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uh There's a lot of loss enos between the stacks, which also means any clients generated from that ah like have interesting issues so I'm in the process of writing a whole bunch of those up and turning them into code, where I can do but also talked to anyone else, who's working so directly against the open, API, specs or indirectly, with some of the clients I think so I mentioned the Ruby client earlier. Some of those issues are the open, API spec issues.

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Yeah I've have not designed the tools like actually proving pretty useful, a bunch people using it and like there's some those examples now of people using it in CI systems. It's now available as a girl, library, so I know some people were trying to integrate it into other tools. I could go back, Gareth.

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Michael speaking here in terms of you know, schema validation, so I see the question coming up more and more often them so Florence lag and what modern thing people are not yet, in general, aware of the wonderful work you've been doing in the past, do you have any idea what we could do about? You know raising the awareness around that so so important.

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I tell people please I. Think one of the things at the moment is it's fairly low level. I. Think people showing examples with the CI stuff I think you think interesting. Then it sort of goes. Oh yeah, that's how you fit into a workflow, ro I think actually more useful and more like medium long term, isn't going to be the separate tool bit it's going to be. The into is going to be the ability to do that in any tools by higher-level tools.

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People are building where they're already using them and they get validation for free and making it available to the library with sorry fairly. Recent I think I know that I've got linear as a tool that some people are hacking on that they would like integrating with I'd love feedback on the library sort of interface, because that's allowed I'm I'd love that to get changed to meet the needs of the high level tools well and.

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And the more that the open, API spec get improved, which is sort of conversation with API machinery, the more that the extractor gets turned into something that other people can use more easily. At the moment, it's a bit of a messy Python script and better and pierrots a bunch of things going on if anyone else is, if anyone else is interested in this, give me like drop me a line and happy to chat and find other things to do you.

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Were of anyone working on you know, cool integration, work code or a tool or whatever anyone.

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So with editors, and so I've got a demo that I need to turn into an actual public thing of doing it with vs code, because there's actually a really good JSON schema for yet just schema for yeah, more plugin and and with the adding a single line to the configs. You get a lot of like for the aligns from the schema I'm, not aware of anyone doing simple. Similarly, awesome person has a JSON schema, /, Yammer or plugin.

J

Some of it will just work, but you need to know how to make it work and I need to write that up right.

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So I would just say whoever wins, VI or Emacs. Okay. Thank you. I.

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Think so much Garrett and Sydney have any questions for Garrett or.

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They want to add Scott, you I muted. So did you want to say something well.

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I'm just trying to place my questions. Well, there's a lot of stuff to bring out that I'm Gareth. Where would be a good place to ask you about some details about some of the validation I had some questions earlier on about certain formatting best practices for held within helm, but I realized. It also can not just be for helm but can flow into other kubernetes projects too, and it looks like your matches, which I just mentioned, that maybe it could be good to incorporate into he'll blend absolutely, and that reminded me yeah.

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It reminded me of that question. I know there are other questions too, and I want to get bogged down in the weeds of the details here, but where would be a good place to follow up on on those kinds of questions? We may be talking about that. A good.

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Question I need to doubt I'll. If someone things me like a time, I can be on flack and we could have a like find a few people to have a conversation because I think there's probably a lot of I've been specifically looking at open, API style violation. But there are other types of like linting and sort of tools like I've done some unit testing stuff as well like that I want to package up in a civil away and but having those things.

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So they can be used by high-level bit like Helmand, is I, think of interest so yeah, either Twitter, gar, ZAR or garlic. More than seven done that oh I'll try and go in slack.

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Asked about a validation and task force and checking on cycle and yeah. That makes sense, and if you yours, if you want to like a place, find a home for that kind of a passport and.

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Every bus to be their home provide or API.

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Machine or a but you're welcome, regardless to use the zoom link. If you want people, oh yeah.

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I'll have a thinking habit, how much travel a few people who've changed to do.

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Follow-Up quit them. Sorry, I won't take too long on this, but Michelle since we had a similar ad hoc task force that we started as a group, DM and slack and then realized limitations. Of that do, you think, would be plausible to work with one of the slack admins to you know. Spin up, you know a task force channel. You know enough not yet.

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It s Derby.

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Weekend just a minute, alright,.

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But worth a try, so it's a lot with you offline about serious when you're doing your coordination, I contact me and then call work with you on signed at that Robin yeah.

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Anybody else we've got fine, so don't bring us button.

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I'll take my own first now anymore. I didn't have that anyone stand up for today.

A

Alright, well not, we can end a little bit early next week is August 21st, and it will have one demo next week and a few session topics. If you disrupt the discussion topics, please feel free to link to go proposals and when you come next week will be deeper deep into granny's online set of not so much high levels are more deeper because eventually some low-level things go, just judge could give you a rhino's run back down and but all I got how about greatly.

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Thanks you too, but.