=== scuttlemonkey is now known as scuttle|afk === thumper is now known as thumper-afk === thumper-afk is now known as thumper === Hers is now known as Guest1767 [07:42] Good morning Juju World! === med_ is now known as Guest72612 [13:07] rick_h: just watched juju show from yesterday. following up on the k8s hook failure that whizzed by [13:08] rick_h: got any logs from that? [13:09] Anyone else seen this failure with charm build? AttributeError: 'CommentedMap' object has no attribute 'append' [13:09] Full traceback at http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/24807862/ , buried in tactics stuff. [13:11] tvansteenburgh: no but I can repro later today. [13:12] rick_h: that would be great, thanks [13:57] lazyPower: hi, interesting reading :p https://medium.com/@ktsakalozos/federated-k8s-with-on-prem-clusters-and-juju-wip-5d2022379818 [14:00] kjackal: ^ [14:01] Zic: kjackal wrote that (obligatory introductions here) [14:02] Have you tried federation Zic? [14:02] kjackal: not, but I was waiting this feature to be bundled as part of CDK :) [14:03] I need it for one of our customer which is on multi-region hosting (baremetal & cloud) [14:03] s/not/no/ [14:04] Zic: you can read on the blog that mostly works, but has its raugh edges. We will try federation again with the 1.7 release [14:05] yup, I saw the limitation concerning NodePort, and my customer use them a lot [14:05] but it's cool to see some material-reading about this [14:05] (to prepare myself with kube-fed, and to see this is possibile even if the solution is not builtin CDK for now) [14:39] tvansteenburgh: first two deploys isn't hitting the issue. I'm going to run through a few more but not sure atm. [14:42] rick_h: okay === hml_ is now known as hml [15:27] hello all, was wondering if anyone can point me to some documentation on how to install a specific version of ruby within a charm? [15:47] rahworkx: you could potentiallyl use something like rbenv to get that specific version of ruby, however it has the byproduct of requiring build tools. [15:47] rahworkx: i would probably invest time in snapping up the application, and making that my go-to route for packaging the runtime env w/ the application. [15:47] that way its nice and portable in and outside of a charm [15:48] or if you're not opposed, i wrote layer-docker to ease shipping docker images in charms. and you could stuff it in a container and ship it that way :) [15:54] lazyPower: Thanks, I like the snap option because of the newer solution. However will proably go with the docker solution to help with porting over some older images. [15:55] rahworkx: are you familiar with reactive charming? [15:56] rahworkx: here's layer-docker https://github.com/juju-solutions/layer-docker and layer-snap respectively https://github.com/stub42/layer-snap [15:57] lazyPower: learning reactive charming now... I will check them out... [16:10] rick_h: i just saw an etcd install hook error that was caused by enable-os-upgrade and enable-os-refresh-update being set to false, so the machine had an out-of-date snapd that didn't recognize the --classic flag to `snap install` - wonder if that might be what happened to you [16:15] tvansteenburgh: doubtful. I don't have that set... [16:15] tvansteenburgh: and 5 good installs so far :/ so not sure [16:15] rick_h: okay === salmankhan1 is now known as salmankhan