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Meshery Development Meeting - 05 Feb 2020

A

Okay, so the recording is started. I want to show my screen and let's go from the cool. Can you guys see my screen with the meeting minutes.

B

Yes, yes, fantastic.

A

Fantastic all right cool, so this is great and and thanks a lot for joining you know and we are having some of our regulars join the call like Mikael, gungeon, sheesh and who else joined the call yeah, so I'm pretty sure, like you know, more folks will be joining the call on Endora. You know already sent me like. You know his regrets that you know he is not able to join the call. Sorry I should be doing this I think I'm not doing something right.

A

Just a second, yes, okay, that's fantastic! So here is the meeting minutes and Anand sent his regrets. Raj, interestingly, like he already entered something in the meeting minutes. I wasn't sure if he was planning to do this on Friday or today, but irrespective like no I, haven't there. So that's I.

A

Let's hope, like you know, he'll join the call and let's go from there all right. So it's four minutes passed, let's give another minute and then, like you, know, I'll go around the table and then, like you know, let's start from you know. Sorry, let's start on the table, you know get the status updates.

A

Do you guys know if what.

C

Is his name Raghav.

A

Is going to be joining the call I'm pretty sure like if he asked some questions like an unlock? A few minutes back? Oh.

D

A

Okay, I'll have some okay, I'm. Sorry, okay! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you guys yeah! This is fair. This is fantastic, so I'm gonna actually include your names as well like I'm, not sure, like you know what happened there.

A

C

So the font gotcha.

A

The nominal guys, it's fine, the response, the start time, let's get started so I need to juggle screen for a second just a second. So who wants to go first? We can go top down, like you know, from from ah she's, in the alphabetical order, or if you guys just want to do it and some random order, like I, don't feel free to jump in.

B

And I'll try to go. Maybe at the second part, I, don't know how these sessions go, but the part that I want to show it's really like from the basic two step, one like a first milestone. Oh and.

E

B

The next time, I make join again another time just that's.

A

Fantastic I'm sure you know what, like you know, I mean since nobody else volunteered. No no I would say, grab a ball and jump right in yeah.

B

So let me share screen right away. Hopefully it will go well. I, try to pre, say: I tried to pre pre.

E

B

Okay, first of all and I don't see my screen anymore, so you'll have to speak gotcha.

A

Yeah, no, no, we can. We can see a screen absolutely like I know, you're good to go. Oh.

B

Who knows about the clowning teeth of the vacation? Bundles see nap.

A

I do but you know I'll let I'll let the others answer as well.

B

So for the ones who don't know.

B

Okay, perfect, but that's that's! Okay, because I'm still learning, as you know me by now and I, had the chance just to enter like the synapse Peck and a forum or group working group at some point, because I really liked it and now I'm, no more too much with them in touch. I keep touch with persons, but not with the full group.

B

Unfortunately, but I will go back because now, thanks to measure II and another project Athens for the go modules, I wanted to create these packages, so I keep learning and keep my my ball rolling, also in the cognitive area, so the clown native application bundle. You can go to see. Not that I owe this. One will explain you what exactly is and why they created it.

B

I won't speak too much about it's because I don't want to, because we are on on record first and then second I, don't want to let's say, say too much wrong things. The the basic idea was that the more we go into these cloud native applications, the more it will be difficult to all components installed at once.

B

So if you go today, even for us like mesh rewrite, so you have like Mishra CTL that is actually doing a little bit of the scene, app ID behind the scenes where we do add an application, and then we have the adapters. That's come in right and plugged in and all that.

B

Well, we need to orchestrates all these right, so in the future, when we will have all these kind of micro services and services, like all that means like to be installed between them, there's this kind of like the consortium, but all these companies here they send like really brilliant guys.

B

So that's why I don't want to speak on their behalf, but it's really brilliant guys who add this ID like okay, let's create a spec about how to create a cloud native so think, like kubernetes docker and all micro services, oriented applications that are developed now to be bundled okay, so the end user. So us in a sense could simply run some command or push a button in the future for sure, but I like to run a command and install everything at once, and everything would be like bundles.

B

Thanks to dunkers, so there's no there's no implication with other, maybe applications or other scenic bundles, because they are all running on their own containers or namespace the door over kubernetes. Okay. So all these companies went and drafts actually seen up spec and they still are by the way so I think you can join them. It's every two weeks on Tuesdays I think you have the C NAB meeting and you can join there. A plea really if I could join click me, you can then three products or three ways of applying these bundles.

B

If you want appeared, one is actually called drafts and duffel. Sorry, it's duffel, so duffel is really like a software that will apply the spec as it is. Okay, it's the closest way to do it, but unfortunately duffel I. Let you go it's quite a little bit difficult to just at least for me.

B

Okay, so you might have other chances, but for me to be more complicated, so, as you can see, duffle has been, let's say, created or is being developed by doctor and Microsoft Azure, so Microsoft Azure part and both companies have also their own apps, actually to create these synapse on Microsoft sides, and that will be further down the line. It's called porter, so porter, that's sh is here so porter.

B

It's my let's say it's really my preferred because it really speaks to me a lot and you have already like various ways of creating sea knobs and everything. Okay, it has some limitations for measuring. That's why I need to treat it on the second part, but normally order for me. It's really like what I created back in the day. The other one is called docker app and it's made by dr. course.

B

You can install it as a standalone or since 1903, I think, yeah NT, but since the 1800s 0 9 or 1903 docker, as this concept of CLI plug is ok. So, instead of having a an executable that you say like docker something- and then you just have these easy CLI commands to run it, you can actually have a plugin meaning you have your own command docker as usual, then a verb, ok or an application, so it could be docker fields or docker run right.

B

So here you will have docker app, for example, and then you can like treat it and that's what we will do today. So here is for the theory I'm sorry just to take it, but I think it's always important to get where I come from. Maybe, as you can see here so in this directory, I will be doing my demo on Windows Yahoo like that right, so I have like two plugins one is app and one is the buildings okay. So what I did is like I cloned the mystery repo first.

B

And thanks to my trades, like I, said during the last meeting, I'm really bad with it. Believe me so now, I have this nice tool, you have the get up desktop and actually it makes it really easy for me to copy a check and actually I will be able also so here I cloned it, and if I do like this, we will have all these content here now.

B

If you go to the websites, you will see that once you do the older install, you will be able to do something like that: dr. app simply like that: okay, so dr. app command and blah blah blah, it's a tool to do a lot of things. Okay. So what we will do today is just to show you how we move from the compose file that is here.

B

Okay, if I do, as you can see the compost, pile looks like that today. Actually, you know what lets me run codes, so it will be a little bit more. Oh I already started it, but that's okay, so the the compost file looks like these. Can you can you read correctly by the way? Oh yes,.

A

We can already.

B

It's not too small right, no.

A

B

So the compose file, when you see a compose file- okay, you have like here the services meaning like what you will be installing or running from docker okay. So we have a service ma cherie. It has a certain image. We attribute it's like sorry for these bars here, a label that will be used actually by another service, the watchtower and then for this particular service.

B

We pass environment variables for any kill, maybe or any so that's Anand also sure, and then we tell like okay I have a volume, so my own path will be this one and I want you to map it to here on readonly, and then we have some ports. Okay, so I don't want to teach you too much doctor first I can't. But then it's more like.

B

So then we have all the adapters okay and once you run mastery CTL so for the ones that are on the website is good to know what mystery CTL maybe does and Irish. Please correct me when I'm wrong here at any moment what it does it's. Actually it will go and run doctor in the docker compote if you want- and it will start all these services that you see here. So it's all abstracts by the end user inning us. So when you do a mystery, CTL start right.

B

It's actually behind the scenes is like okay. What is my dr. Campos file and I'm, going to run it I'm, going to give some ores I'm going to run some images and, at the end of the day you end up with I? Don't think it's running totally nuts? Okay? So it's all my abilities.

B

Let's me, for the sake of being more proper, let me remove the view Austin. If I can.

B

Just just second answering.

B

My computer is so slow every time. The time sharing.

B

Okay and hopefully the same command should be empty now good, so what we did so, if I do a docker, PS I, don't see anything now, it's totally empty right. So I didn't start with here. So when we do mesh.

B

Ctl here we go start.

B

Okay, that's the old one. By the way sorry I don't know who fixed it. I think it was you Nikhil, but that's all wanna I accidentally took happy to do it, but we don't have it anymore, and here we go so it's going around and, like you see here so pulling my sri a blah blah buidling mr. ECT iced tea, oh right, so everything that you see here actually it's running on the alpha bus, that's what mr. ECT oat is doing for us.

B

Okay, let me stop it actually.

B

So and look at the time that it took approximately rights, so local hosts I'm, not sure it's working, but that's that's my setup here. Don't don't sweat too much! That's why I said like we will work it out. Okay, so it took some quite time here too all that and then creating everything right. So now, let's do.

B

I'm almost done angulation sorry, it will be faster. The doctor up, hey.

A

No worries take your time.

B

Like I said, I was a jacking. This session.

B

So if I do again a doctor, PS I don't have anything alright. So back doctor app, you understood everything. What we'll do now is like we will initiate, or we will create a new docker app. So here we will use the in eat, okay, so doctor in it and then normally if I do is good.

B

It goes on air because I at least didn't toll, like which name I have I need. Okay, so I will call it of course, measuring and then what the guys from docker deeds very wisely and I really thank them for that. It's like instead of starting from scratch- and you will understand why it's so good- is that I can pass now a compose file.

B

Okay, so I will pass the docker compose the channel that you'd already created so I can leverage actually all my work that I've done previously from docker and inject it actually to learn and or do a doctor at bundle or a Singapore actually is not to the grab but seen upon and then I can add description. We will see all that's where it will go: okay, Mishra.

B

And then inner, and then we have like name email, okay, so I can say me and it's me at layer, five dot, I I, don't have these email so Lee. When you will see these remember I, don't have these email all right. So let me start it like that now, I didn't propose, because I already did that.

B

Okay, as you can see, the compose file is a little bit too low in terms of versioning, hopefully for us on post files sometimes are easy to fix so I'm, just adding it to treetop 6 I'm, not even sure it's the latest version, but I know this. One will pass. Did it before so again, running and now you'll see that ok you'll need to edit the parameters, probably related Mishra doctor, not now it's important to note to notice something which I didn't actually, which is funny here.

B

If I go back here now, I do have like these Tucker app directory and I. Have my docker compose I have my metadata, which is the header? Ok and I have my parameters.

B

It doesn't mean much for you right now. Ok, especially when it's like separated in different files, so what I will do is I think there's a docker app merge normally.

B

And you will notice that the docker app disappeared and now I have my measure e dot. Dr. app and again, we can see the same things so pro props to the doctor, guys really it was really nice to do that. So now we have like what we saw before metadata the darker compost parts here and then the parameters okay, so we could run actually our app just like that it will work actually like do it. So if I do a doctor app install.

B

It's like measure e dot, dr., app and I will provide the name of measuring this should work. Okay,.

B

Because if one doesn't take this, so that's that's correct until now, that's correct, so the home here now is actually cold by this home. Here you see so for me here it will be like in Windows. Now it's funny. Let's try, let's say users myself and actually don't you I, don't need it. So let's try it like that.

B

Oh okay, so the merge didn't like it too much. Let's start again so RM, that's called a dead session right.

A

Yes, absolutely so.

B

Let me just create it again and single file.

B

Okay- and these will be back again to what we had and this time I.

A

Know I think I think that file might have did it create a folder or a file this time, no.

B

It's just a file just a file now, because I did the single file.

A

Oh single day, I met.

B

Yeah I missed the catch.

A

I had to first.

B

The first creation, except.

C

B

Hopefully, no still not.

E

B

The problems like I really don't know.

B

So that's okay, backup plan always have a back-up plan, so here earlier, I I was working on it. So if I do again, that's me here, sliders.

B

So, as you can see, I'm on Ubuntu WSL, my favorite again and here unfortunately, there's the door, it's already like modified quite a lot and that's what I wanted just to show where we come from. So let me just show you.

B

B

Okay, so it will, it will be like that, so once you we modify, then I will go back just for the reference, but I just wanted to to show you like. We can install it just like that and the installation parts what it will do.

B

Remember we didn't add anything and now it's starting to appear okay, so it's the same as mastery CTL start, but now what we used was actually dr. install parts and what it does also is like it installed services and a stack and if I do a PS on measuring I can see that everything is running and I have my messy here my service measuring right. So it's listing the services on this tag, so I have e CIO I, the watchtower and I have the other end, SM of trim, control and okay.

B

Now, one thing that we don't see that is good for mystery. Ctl. Is that my my you say my window just popped up right it. It was like telling me like. Okay here is localhost 9000 81 so because my doctor is using wsl tool before you could see that the locus was not working. So if I do a config on my network here and now, I go back here.

B

And we are measuring running okay, I, didn't leap, sorry, I know, I know so the end product will be again here and you can see that it's pinging correctly, but it's not pinging and that's why I said like I need to work on that. It's not pinging. My daughter, desktop cover, Nettie's I, know why but I need to find the solution. I might talk to meet you IRA's afterwards. Okay, there was a huge leap.

B

You, okay, so let's go back to where we, where which was this one here by default, there's the header and finally, there's this part. Now, please just have a look, don't memorize, but just have a look here: the services, the environment variables. Everything is written down right everything we add, someone add to write it now. What the docker app does is like here we have this section called parameters and, as you can see here, we can call the parameters. Okay, so now think about that for the ones who are programming right.

B

What if we could like simply lists- let's say all the ports, for example, that we are using in a simple way and that we can call it easily okay, so that's the first part. So, no sorry this one here, what if we could simply say? Okay here are the ports, and here are the name of the ports or the name of the reference and the ports, and then what we can do is simply call it like that with this particular.

B

Aimy so I have my ports: dot measuring okay, this system will check for dot or dot measure. E is value, so it will replace this value. So now again have a look here: I have all these label watchtower that I added everywhere. So it's here this one for example, and then I have my course and everything so once you've done that before you run it, what you can do and now I know, it's tiny.

B

I can do a doctor app render and what it will do is like it will remove kind of everything and will simply show me what type of docker compose file it will do, and here you can see like mode ingress targets, port protocol, everything we never wrote it like that writes our writing was more like standardized or it's a port and another ports right.

B

What dr apt render will do and dr. app afterwards will do is like it will trent transform it in a human, readable language over here, it's more readable, okay, it's more talker, eyes, readable and it will run it directly from there. Okay and here we can eat. So that's what I wanted to see how it was working in in in windows. I need to check that. But here I have my source, and actually, if you look at here, my source is my dollar home, which points to this one.

B

Now: okay cool, but it's not much different than writing up right comes now, the very end: it's really live now. What I will do, but work in progress, is that dr. app actually as an update, also commend and.

B

Upgrade sorry I'm great and what we can do even during the install actually is that we can tell okay, the NSA or the octarine adapter instead of the zero three port. It's now the 10 0 10 okay, so we will do that which are not great gray up upgrades of measure II, so the application that is already in oh yeah. Sorry, let's start like that. Dr apt list.

B

Okay, I have one install measuring my my own software. In my own version, the last action was installed and it was a success.

B

It doesn't say much, but at least we can know after when you are starting to install more bundles. You can simply add them like that. Okay, so now, like I, said dr. app upgrades measure e and so the installation here and now I think I can do something like that. Let me let me bring the elf firsts okay, so we can.

B

Set or overwrite a parameter value. Remember parameters! That's what we have sorry here. That's what we have here. This is the parameters. Okay, so let me, instead of nine zero, eight one that is currently working fine here, okay, let's put a 990 82 instead of redeveloping everything, because we use parameters rights now, let's leverage them okay, so I will do a set and I will say ports that measure e equals 1982.

B

Let's see again, that's pretty much life.

B

See how it works.

A

Yeah, that's great looks good, looks good yeah. This is perfect. One thing one thing is the I think you can also do something which people do with customized right. Let you know where you can have different properties file for different environments and then let you know so when you are running the docker app, you can serve the right prop for a meters file so that it'll actually do that for the right environment. Exactly.

B

Actually the example on the docker app is like I think you have like the test environments and you have your parameters called test parameters, dot, llamo and you can just inject them and then, when you go to you you you know that is correct. You can go to prod and that would have been typically if, for example, the M and the same here, the let's say sorry here we cooked to the adapters URLs.

B

Instead of adding mystery steel and the pores, we could have maybe URL okay sto URL into the URL okay, we can do that actually and then you can simply inject the parameters. Files with like in this type of this type of passed. Okay, well, you say like pores measure e equals sports something equals and then you inject it and then you could like change everything at once.

B

That's exactly that and that's best that's to go, but here just a simple example like that shows you like to the power I didn't, let's say code, anything anymore, my my daugher app or my sin up now, because he transformed that into a sinner bundle right. So, actually not yet my daugher app right, it's deployed so and now by using the upgrade without any code change. I can totally upgrade it to some extent that I decided so now, 81 refresh I forget what.

B

Didn't work the way I wanted.

B

mmm Sorry I was too happy.

C

B

Okay, but I will I will do the the full thing again definitively. I will I.

E

B

I'm ready, but the thing is like we have now for now to protract more likely we have now the first doctor app I will upload it once I'm sure about everything. Okay and then I will redo a fool. Just ten minutes demo about how to use it.

A

Wonderful that'll be great.

B

Okay, like we stop sharing sorry, the ends was not that but and I'm sure I missed something because I I entered again the the realm of doctor app I I didn't use it for quite some time already. So hopefully it will be the next one will be better.

A

Cool cool do like hey this is this was a great demo I'm pretty sure, like you know, the the team learned something from this demo and I'm, pretty sure. Like you know, most of the folks here would not have seen docker app in action, so so this might have been like enlightening to many of them.

A

Thank you awesome. You know this was great anything else. No, before we jump on to the next two guys, no.

B

No, it's okay,.

A

Alright, so I'm gonna grab the ball for a very quick second, not given the time.

A

So, if you guys can see my screen here, you know first off, like you know, thanks a lot to all the guys like who have actually helped you know, fill in there, I feel in the issues they're working on. You know this is great I'm, not sure, like you know, if is Raj on the call I'm sorry I'm not able to check if Raj is on the call.

A

Okay, so I presume he's not on the call so now anyways. So the good thing is like you know he has given an update like I'm, not sure if it is relevant for today or if it is for Friday. So I'm gonna skip that and let's go around the table very quickly. We are like 40 minutes from the start time. Ashish do you want to very quickly yeah.

D

A

Awesome moving on.

A

Yeah that'll be great.

A

All right feel free to grab the ball yeah.

F

That is I. Guess you.

F

Should change this, in picks for mine, say, sweet.

A

That's great, that's great, like you know, this was yeah. This is this was like you know. This is great. Like I mean I think we have another.

C

A

Which I'm not sure many have seen it or heard it like? No, it's called the provider. You i1, which again like a once that comes in, and this comes in, like you know, it'll actually make the product like how much more interesting, but you know in terms of what it sends to you know the the cloud component. So this is, this is great. I know: hey thanks a lot nickel, for you know almost finishing this up.

B

A

Cool Rocco: do you have any updates for a struggle yeah, actually working on the same issue right now that are totally over everything, see which one don't know how interesting so so I mean refreshing my memory. So this is the issue where you know your code seems to work on my local and, if I understand correctly, like you know, it also works on me kills local. But when you build it, you know people are seeing this seeing a problem.

A

Is that correct, yeah, you don't wanna go I mean after this call like you know, let's have a sink on slack and you know I'll see if I can you know maybe debug it further, because what's what's happening is probably something that there might be something in your branch or maybe, like you know, when it was merged. You know there was probably something that was causing. You know a sync issue or something I'll see if I can take a look at it and let's see, if we can, you know get this.

F

A

Yeah absolutely so once I mean so this is what it is right like you know. So now the project is in a different repo and when you guys are working, you guys are working off of a fork right. So so which means you know they are completely disjoint from one another. But the interesting thing is once you create a PR now you know one person can actually pull the PR code and create a local branch out of it, and then you know check out to it and and go from there.

A

So so that is actually a very nice like in a way to actually do it. I. Can you know whether you know, maybe after this I I? Can you know I can actually share the command to to do that? It's a very simple command. Like you know, it's it's it's something like you know, it's a git fetch and then the way it works. It's like you know you have to use the word, pull slash. You know, I! Think there is a pool.

A

You know the the pool request number and something like that: I have the command like I'll share. It with with all the guys, like you know, in the memory slack channel right after you know, right after this call.

A

All right, okay, who's next, who did I, miss take on John. What's your update.

D

Yesterday, I'm working on the blog post, Aggie I, have almost it is complete, but I'm facing some issue said: yeah yeah. Please go ahead.

D

So said in this section, like is the block about Oktoberfest 2019, so I added some texture to this tech on the texture legal and affecting to talkin. So you should show all the post which sharing to attack docker, so I am NOT getting the operatives also, and in this section like there, I should I need a attacked out. I'm, not getting high or already done, make pudding part but I'm, not getting the exact result.

A

Interesting interesting.

A

Okay, okay, I, you know what I think the best person to actually help you there might actually be because you know he is the guy. Like you know, who's worked a lot with Jekyll, but but but you know, what do you know the? Let's, let me say this I anyways, you know I'm gonna be posting. This recording like an after the call. So you know, let's you know I'll see if I can actually ask him to. You know reach out to you and see if you guys can actually, you know, move this to closure.

D

Sure those that I want to talk so this issue.

D

And some doubt so said, shoot a document only start, but code or I should document all the mystery in points.

A

So the good thing is, like I mean we have all the endpoints in the file server at home. So if you, if you cover that file, I, think that will pretty much cover all the you know the rest endpoints. We have in the application.

D

Is I should cover me, she don't miss DEP yeah.

A

Correct yeah I think that doesn't help you. You know I see what you are trying to achieve.

D

I need help to solve this issue. Sell milk suggest something to complete its dots so.

A

Have you heard of swagger? Yes, there is a tool called swagger and now for go. There is a library there is a library, I think called ghost Walker or go swaggy, so I think what you need to do is you probably I mean I. Have it's been a while I worked with that library? So I think you know the right approach there would be to you know, get get to familiarize yourself, like you know, sorry familiarize yourself with that library and then see how it needs to go yeah. Thank you on your road.

A

So on your road is actually sharing the link for go swagger here. So you know you can actually look at that library and you know, walk through the examples, and you know once you understand like how it means to be done. You just need to you know kind of do that for this project. Now, once you do that I think, like you know, every time you build or I think there will be a problem.

A

You like a generate command or something it'll generate the API documentation by following the open, API spec, and that will probably cover this thing now. It sounds a bit complicated, but given that we already have the endpoints, it shouldn't be too hard. But it's going to take you some time to actually you know, get get all the pieces working right.

D

A

Thanks a lot Anirudh.

F

A

F

Any place where they were actually used, it fiddled command because four flags, actually that's the implementation. For first, you have to define a flag, then there's implementation. So when you define a flag like if it's in a commanding so fuzzy the root or coup, D means I didn't find any shame. I show you actually now.

A

Please go ahead. Yeah.

A

Yeah there you go, it is now okay,.

F

This plays the main code is for the mean, come on the measure. Ect oh, come on so I've been.

F

Running this come on D version come on using.

F

A

F

I guess at least food is just reading.

A

Okay, that's interesting interesting! So so can you can you show the issue you are trying to work on on Europe? Is that.

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C

A

That what it is so.

F

This is the implementation part. Basically, I need to run this command I. Do the implementation part.

F

F

So basically I first.

F

E

F

Can see using this command so this created a flap here, I had to pass an implementation like I tried passing it to in it once again in it, but it didn't work because this these are actually the initialization area.

F

A

No, this is great yeah.

F

A

Okay, that's okay, yeah! No! No! We're don't worry about them! Yeah.

F

So when I simply do mesh receipt here before I caught the logs right, so that was because it didn't execute the transform shot in it. It steady executed the execute function so, but so it supports meshes VPO. My asked me when so this is voyage on was called and this is equation. One output. So if I uncomment this, the implementation for run.

F

You can see it gave the output the logs actually right.

E

F

Then it's executing this execute command, which is only executed once.

F

You get the idea, oh yeah,.

A

I think, to some extent, yes,.

F

It with executing the execute method, but if I don't you know, if I give it a run function, it will provide an implementation, but you will do you lose the feature of the execute function.

C

Interesting yeah, that's.

F

Know if it's a bug with.

F

Like I read the whole documentation and also the code, but I didn't find workaround for this there could be like there's a way where I could actually modify the internal function, so I could actually work as an execute function. Wait for that you'll! Actually, you have to have to change the whole CLI end of it because then you'll not have this X cube function. Instead, all the logs will be out and this one function.

A

Mmm-Hmm interesting interesting, yeah.

F

A

Make some sections.

F

Find a solution yeah.

A

Yeah, that's yeah, yeah anirudh, like know, if you would, can you actually enter your bug number in the mesh redevelopment doc? You know the sorry, the meaning minutes, so you know for two reasons: one you know I'll try to take a look at it. You know when, when I have some time and also the others like I mean others in this car, like you know who have here, who have been here like you know, can actually you know when they have some time like I can try to help you as well.

A

I can I can share that, like you know in the in the in the chat, if you can see how yeah.

F

A

Yeah sure that anything helps like to get up issue. They get a PR. You know both help. I have a section for you at the pond, yeah, okay, excellent I think you probably figured that out yet excellent. That's fantastic yeah! Thanks a lot and thanks a lot for you know, sharing the swagger linked to Gunjan. You know, that's I'm, pretty sure. That's going to help him. You know with his his stuff.

A

That's awesome, I! Think we pretty much covered everybody I'm, not sure. If new pour is on the call, because I do see Shias message that it's not able to see and hear anything but yeah, okay, that's yeah yeah, but but you know thanks. You know. I I've tried to thank her. You know, in spite of her bad connection. Like you know, she's tried to join the call and you know share her updates in the mean minutes. You know that's phenomenal, so I'm gonna share my screen.

A

You know, as a finishing thing like you know, let's, let's finish the call very quickly I want to bring this back in and and go from there, so so I Nero the sharing the link to his PR. So you know anybody who is you know willing to help him like you know, please feel free to when you have some time, and here are new porous updates, looks like she is working on the issue number 643, but but this is again related to the coal command for installing mastery CTL.

A

Gotcha gotcha cool cool yeah, thanks wanna, know anything else, guys I think I've pretty much covered any everybody. Looking if I've left anybody, please let me know we can we can I.

B

Fix my issue: okay,.

A

Okay, you know we still have I mean, if you guys are okay with time, like you know, know, can actually continue this presentation and finish it off just just.

B

Just one minute ya,.

A

Know take take it I'm. Sorry.

B

A

B

B

Again, it will be fast this one, no.

A

B

Didn't work right, so we are still just give some context. Now we are still on for 1981 right.

B

A

This is the kubernetes thing right, yeah.

B

And in the 1982 doesn't work, okay, good, so I just went a little bit back. What I did here is that I did dr. stack PS again, and one thing that I should have done is like it showed that my upgrade was rejected because I had an error. So that's why the 1982 about us, because I had something with the invalid mounts on free I. Think it's cute indeed so long story short I, it's from here, as you can see, I don't have a volume anymore on the mesh record and I teach one more time.

B

And one more time, let me upgrade the service measuring my.

A

B

Up on board ninety eighty two and we will need and I don't have battery anymore, so I really need to like do it so mystery. Mystery actually went already true. So potentially, if I switch back.

B

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B

You can do it I'm, okay, so, first of all, first of all, I Schultz, no more errors. This time around. Okay, it's running no problem. We can see that it killed the previous ones actually, and now it's running anyone. So now, if I switch.

B

Okay, so if I switch here now the 82, as you can see once now working nice here we go and the 81, if I refresh it, you'll die.

A

B

Okay might be, might be some.

B

E

Doing a canary, you know it's.

A

Like you know, you have to give it the benefit of doubt like it's doing a canary. You know where it just brought a new version of the app. You know. The old origin is still singing around. You know, maybe maybe that's what it is.

B

Know definitively so the point was really like again with one one: docker file or docker compose file or Ducker app. Now right.

B

If we are using it wisely where we want, then you have one deployment and by upgrading it with certain certain values you can go like Irish was saying we can go from that past trots right by targeting my installations, my different installations, that will be a fritter demo down the line, but right now that was the graph and a really.

A

Awesome dude: this was great and I'm really glad your battery turned diodes.

B

I'm so much not, let's say the first time they do that, so it's yeah bear with me. I'll get there awesome.

A

Awesome guys, hey thanks a lot. No, no. This was this was a great presentation. You know usually, should you should maybe like gonna wrap it up and, and you don't give a good presentation on Friday. You know like you know, hopefully like you know that, because you know we get a little more audience on Fridays and I think this would be a great like you know achievement like you know, for my Cherie that hey now we have a docker app and you know so knows yeah.

A

You know, um let me know if you I mean you can push create a you know created as part of the DA. You know the layer, 5 docker hub repo, if you don't have privileges or something like you know, reach out to me, I'll definitely help you with it so that you know on Friday. You can actually showcase that hey now you have created a darker app pushed it. So now people who want to just use the darker app you don't can just pull, and you know bingo like it also rather than five images.

A

It'll just be like a single bundle, and you know that would be awesome.

B

I might be able to do. Is demo like really in ten minutes with just this part of the demo and then the next week. I will do the full and everything awesome.

B

A

That's another totally understood totally understood yeah. Anything you can give on on Friday would be very helpful. Good.

D

Awesome guys this.

C

A

Great great yeah awesome, hey thanks a lot for joining today. You know thank.

F

You for having me.

A

Yeah yeah see see, there's.

B

More to Friday and next week, then gosh.

A

Yeah see you guys on Friday yeah I'll have a good rest of the day. Thank you see ya.