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lifelesshazmat: dc thing?00:26
imbrandonpower out all over00:27
hazmatlifeless, just a thunderstorm with strong winds, dc == washington, dc00:27
hazmatnot data center :-)00:27
lifelesshazmat: I figured that, but its taken out the whole city grid?00:27
hazmatlifeless, quite a bit of the suburbs, like 3.5 million were without power across several states00:28
hazmatwithin the city itself only about 65k00:28
lifelessthats a fair number; does the US have a fragile power grid?00:28
imbrandonheh,  whats causing the ec2 east too00:28
hazmatbut theirs a tech center an hr west of the city, that has data centers for most of the tech industry that took out the local grid00:28
hazmatfor ec2 i imagine a backup generator didn't do its job in one of the azs00:29
imbrandonlifeless: not really , just bad storm00:29
imbrandonhazmat: yea likely00:30
hazmatlifeless, debatable :-) but its an unusual event, hurricane force winds 80mph on a storm00:30
hazmatafaik this is the largest non hurricane outage for this area00:30
hazmatlarger than some of the severe snow storms we had a few years back as far wide spread outage00:31
imbrandonwow00:32
hazmatlots of trees down all over, i saw like 10 down, and 2 cars crushed walking my dog this morning00:32
imbrandonpics!! jk00:32
hazmatimbrandon, http://www.cnn.com/2012/06/30/us/dc-storm-damage/index.html00:33
hazmatimbrandon, the internet has your back :-)00:33
imbrandonkinda funny how instagram and a few others are cactching hell for not having geo redundant stuff00:33
imbrandonheh00:33
imbrandonoh wow00:34
lifelessmeep00:35
imbrandonIn neighboring Virginia and Maryland, seven people were killed by fallen trees, authorities said.00:35
imbrandonwow00:35
imbrandonsays new storms may head in tonight too00:36
imbrandonyou good where you are hazmat ?00:37
* imbrandon hopes marcoceppi is cool too, he is in that area somewhere00:37
hazmatimbrandon, yup we're good, its not that bad for most00:38
imbrandoncool00:38
hazmatjust finished adding a few new goodies to juju-jitsu env import/export to a json file, and service machine placement when deploying00:39
* hazmat switches into review mode00:39
imbrandonsweet, was getting tired of adding placement:local to the env.y and rembering to remove it00:39
imbrandonbrb afk a few , i'll likely be on most of the evening if you need a guiney pig tho00:40
hazmatimbrandon, they've both been tested by others but feedback welcome00:42
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nathwillupgrade-charm looks at revision number to determine "newer"? trying to test upgrade-charm hook and it's not picking up my local charm as newer...07:04
marcoceppiLost power for a bit, but we're okay here11:29
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_mup_juju/trunk r547 committed by kapil@canonical.com18:37
_mup_[trivial] adjust readme to point to external docs18:37
hokkai would like to have multiple local environments. i understand i can specify different directories, and probably need to hack juju code to allow for a custom parameter -- to specify the name of the network, 3rd octet for the network. any other catches?22:28
lifelesshokka: the network name shouldn't matter AIUI,22:41
lifelesshokka: unless you want really detailed control22:41
hokkalifeless: i want to be able to deploy services attached to different networks. then I will be able to control exposure of these networks to the outside world. this is because "expose" is not particularly fine grained.22:42
hokkalifeless: i thought libvirt uses network name to distinguish between bridges to connect a container to. maybe i'm wrong, need to check.22:43
hokkai have serious doubts the name of the network has no meaning, it is used extensively throughout the code http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~juju/juju/trunk/view/head:/juju/providers/local/network.py22:49
hokkacould anybody please give me a hint how IP address allocation is managed in juju with local provider? do I need to take care that as well if I want multiple networks?22:51
lifelesshokka: I'm pretty sure its done via dnsmasq23:04
lifelesshokka: I'm not sure what expose does locally, I would have expected it to let just traffic to the one port through.23:04
hokkalifeless: thanks, seems to be so23:04
hokkaanyway, I think it is would be nice to have different networks, will try to implement it23:05
lifelesswe should really have a true cloud API that happens to drive LXC.23:07
lifelesswould be more consistent, reusable, etc.23:07
hokkalifeless: what do you mean by 'true cloud API'?23:43
hokkai've implemented optional 'net-name' and 'subnet' config options and they are used to create a new libvirt network just fine. but i'm stuck at the stage of injecting the new network name into lxc container config file. can't figure out how to access the config of the current environment from within UnitContainerDeployment._get_master_template(). any clue?23:47
lifelesshokka: I mean a JSON HTTP based API that will bring up containers, destroy them, provide blob storage and support image uploads.23:57
lifelessit would take care of restarting containers on host reboot23:57
lifelessand firewall / network rules etc23:57
lifelessprobably be best built on top of libvirt.23:57

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