[00:00] jcastro: what do I need to make ensemble kick off an ec2 instance? [00:00] just my API key? [00:01] https://ensemble.ubuntu.com/docs/getting-started.html#configuring-your-environment [00:01] you need the access key and your secret key [00:01] the Note: at the bottom has a link on how to get it [00:01] ssshhhhh! its a secret [00:02] default-instance-type: t1.micro [00:02] add that too [00:02] it defaults to small, but you don't need that [00:03] mhall119: I recommend you go through the tutorial they have there for wordpress, it takes like 5 minutes but teaches you all you need to know [00:04] jcastro: I went through it a month or so ago [00:04] ah ok [00:04] I'll read through again though [00:04] I know a lot of work has been done on ensemble [00:04] yeah, it's nice [00:04] once we have LXC you can just run the whole thing on your machine and not touch EC2 until you're ready to have someone try it [00:05] which will be nice so you don't rack up a bill troubleshooting your formula, etc. [00:07] mhall119: one thing we will need on the blog thing is to be able to have blogs that arent assigned to a user.. i.e. the council [00:07] cjohnston: I thought I had that [00:07] it could belong to either a person or a team [00:08] ok I want to push my formula to a branch [00:08] but right now the directory is inside my ensemble directory, which is a bzr pull [00:08] jcastro: push it under the project [00:08] should I make the formula it's own root dir and then bzr init or ... ? [00:09] loco council isnt in it mhall119 [00:09] jcastro: how do they usually do it for ensemble formulas? [00:09] cjohnston: ok [00:11] mhall119: people seem to be tossing them in junk branches and then attaching them [00:11] cuz it's junk [00:12] https://code.launchpad.net/~jorge/+junk/summit-ensemble [00:17] jcastro: how do you test this against a VM? [00:17] you kind of can't [00:17] i was going to run the scripts manually in the vm [00:17] so like [00:17] ./install [00:17] ok [00:17] and see what happens [00:17] rinse and repeate [00:17] jcastro: for the time being we can setup postgres to run locally, and allow local connections, that way we don't need to implement the db-relation-changed [00:18] nod [00:18] I am just now getting to the apache config [00:18] as soon as I find an example in another recipe how they set that up, heh [00:21] do the recipe scripts get copied locally before running? [00:22] if not, we can put generic apache.conf files into the bzr branch for each project [00:22] since there's no sensitive information in them [00:23] yeah [00:23] formulas, not recipes [00:23] you'll get all mixed up with puppet if you think that way [00:23] heh [00:26] mhall119: or you can just put it in the install script [00:27] which can be python btw [00:27] just basically write it out to the correct file right from there [00:34] ah got it dude [00:35] mhall119: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~jorge/+junk/summit-ensemble/view/head:/hooks/install [00:44] mhall119: ok, it's all fine until I get to [00:45] python manage.py syncdb [00:45] then it asks me a question about setting up django's auth system [00:46] the vhost thing totally worked though! [01:52] jcastro: I think there's a way to bypass the syncdb prompts [01:53] jcastro: python manage.py syncdb --noinput [01:53] ah! [04:02] new blog post about Summit development: http://mhall119.com/2011/07/the-new-direction-of-summit-development/ [04:02] jcastro: ^^ === ejat- is now known as ejat [08:29] ~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~/c [08:42] looks like a cat's got czajkowski ! (or alteast her keyboard ;p ) [09:06] a skilled cat too. [, 6, and ~ are quite hard to achieve. [09:07] at least on a normal layout [09:51] czajkowski isn't a cat person, it was probably the roomba [09:51] AlanBell: who or what is roomba? [09:51] it is a cleaning robot [09:52] ah === Pendulum_ is now known as Pendulum [21:10] We should write a Hitchhiker's guide to Software [21:17] with "don't panic" on the front in nice friendly letters [21:19] AlanBell: well of course. I'm thinking it'd actually be pretty fun to do, it'd just be mocking everything we can think of, I guess. [21:26] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software print that and every linked page :D [21:26] popey: well it's hardly witty now is it [21:27] :D [21:27] self documenting code: [21:28] code people have written because they can't be bothered to put a comment in [21:28] I dunno, that was off the top of my head and hardly funn [21:28] y, but that sorta stuff :) [21:36] I think it's very hard to match the wit of DNA [21:36] yeah, that's why I'm reluctant to do much more then just talk about it [21:36] hehe