[00:13] anastasiamac: ok, https://github.com/juju/juju-restore/pull/1 is ready for another look (I guess after standup) [00:13] babbageclunk: will do soon \o/ [00:13] thanks [01:02] kelvinliu: we can land that packaging PR on libjuju [01:02] wallyworld: yep [01:44] PR ready for the introduction of the model summary watcher to the cache: https://github.com/juju/juju/pull/11208 [01:51] and a much simpler one to update a dependency: https://github.com/juju/juju/pull/11209 [01:57] * anastasiamac lloking at 11209 [01:58] thumper: did you want to catch up for a few minutes now that those PRs have landed? [02:00] wallyworld, kelvinliu, babbageclunk: found the other issue that a user has had w/ zone contraints https://discourse.jujucharms.com/t/using-vmware-vsphere-with-juju/1099/3?u=timclicks [02:00] perhaps that's the same one [02:02] timClicks: sure, I have 15 minutes now [02:02] yeah, the same one [02:59] jam: with you shortly, just trying to finish up a code review [03:03] ok [04:02] does anyone know of other repos of ours that use go modules? [04:02] babbageclunk: charm.v4 i think [04:02] some of the upstream juju ones [04:03] charm.v6 i mean [04:03] charmrepo.v4 [04:04] ok, thanks wallyworld [04:05] weirdly, our build script for charm.v6 still installs go 1.10 [04:05] I don't get how that works [04:06] we'd still use dependencies.tsv in that case i'd expect? [04:09] wallyworld: oh yeah - dependencies.tsv's still there [04:10] aha, the charmrepo one is more like what I want [04:10] good [04:27] <_thumper_> wallyworld, tlm: PR 11203 introduced confict markers into the acceptance tests python file === _thumper_ is now known as thumper [04:28] it is what is causing many stop the line failures... [04:29] taking a look [04:32] i'll put up a pr thumper, sorry about that [04:33] tlm: thanks [04:37] https://github.com/juju/juju/pull/11210 [04:47] tlm: lgtm [04:47] same lgtm that let it through in the first place sorry [04:50] babbageclunk: \o/ [05:02] New MR against the interface:elasticsearch layer, need a review if possible: https://github.com/juju-solutions/interface-elasticsearch/pull/14 [09:04] manadart: around for another review round on: https://github.com/juju/juju/pull/11186 I incorporated your feedback. On those things where I wasn't 100% sure I wrote some comments how and why I did it that way [09:06] nammn_de: Will look in a minute. [09:09] stickupkid: around for a quick talk about the test I mentioned yesterday? [09:25] nammn_de, yeah give us 5 [09:25] stickupkid: sure take your time [09:46] nammn_de, daily [10:08] manadart, just grabbing a drink, but once I've done that want to HO about openstacky [10:09] stickupkid: Yep, got to pick-up/drop-off my daughter just before 12, but ping me. [10:09] what time is it there now? [10:09] 11? [10:10] manadart, ^ [10:10] stickupkid: Yeah, 10 past. [10:21] manadart, ping [10:29] stickupkid: up for a smaller cr? https://github.com/juju/juju/pull/11212 only updates tests, nothing customer facing [12:05] manadart: was planning to look into update-space. Was planning to spec that out again. Time for a HO later? [12:07] nammn_de: Maybe, looking at Prodstack issue right now. [12:07] manadart: sure, just gimme a ping else I start specing myself and you can take a look at the network cli doc and give a comment [13:17] stickupkid: it looks like what is missing… the juju- profile. [13:18] hml, but why? [13:18] stickupkid: the 64 thousand dollar question. :-D [13:18] hml, do we set it? [13:18] morning [13:18] stickupkid: yes, we should. it should go on every container [13:19] stickupkid i’ll play with it some today [13:20] stickupkid: wait… brain fart - they only go on machines that are containers…. not containers. [13:20] lack of coffee brain [13:20] looks to me like the charm profile is being applied. [13:25] hml, that's very strange, we do remove it in certain places [13:27] stickupkid: that profile was never applied to #/lxd/# machines, only #. I’d have to look at the profiles to maybe remember why [13:27] it’s from the being of lxd in juju i think [13:31] stickupkid: it allows us to create a container in a container [13:31] the juju-default etc profiles [13:31] not sure we’re ready for a container in a container … 0/lxd/0/lxd/0? [13:31] yeah... errr [14:09] hml: 11206 has been approved [14:09] stickupkid: we would have seen errors if the container couldn’t be deployed. [14:10] achilleasa: ty [14:24] stickupkid: ping me when you’re back. found something interesting [14:29] manadart: if you get a sec can you update your "changes requested" on https://github.com/juju/juju/pull/11195 please? [14:30] the code there in question is gone now anyway [14:32] stickupkid: reproduced locally perhaps [14:45] rick_h: Approved it. [14:50] manadart: ty [14:52] hml: I got my framework patches to play nicely with the new state tools :-) [14:54] achilleasa: sweet! [15:11] anyone noticed that subordinate unit numbering maybe not increment by 1, I got units of 1,8,14,15. ; after a deploy and add-unit 3 times. [15:59] stickupkid: reproducing i’m at 50% fail rate. tracking down the root cause [16:40] Hey there everyone, does anyone here know when nova-compute charm will pull release with the current fixes in milestone 20.02? [16:44] thedac: ^ ? [16:44] IOstars: I think the charm release is immenent but defer to them on their changes getting out the door [16:45] Yes, charm release is immanent but waiting on QA [16:45] Getcha, just curious. Have a fresh install that got hit by the critical bug being fixed there. [16:45] Grreat thanks :) [16:45] IOstars: :( glad there's a fix. Yea coming soon [16:49] stickupkid: https://pastebin.canonical.com/p/TKdw4mpwkT/ line 2 ; care to take bets on the cache? :-D [17:06] sigh [17:06] hml, quick ho? [17:07] stickupkid: i think you’re pr from jan will fix. [17:07] stickupkid: sure [19:23] morning team [19:23] morning thumper [19:23] morning thumper [19:51] hello - hoping to wake up a MR which has been stuck without review for some time. interface:elasticsearch, adding "version" field to share MongoDB version. MR: https://github.com/juju-solutions/interface-elasticsearch/pull/13 [19:51] If anyone could take a look, would be quite appreciated. Thanks. [19:53] erm [19:54] I totally botched my statement there ;) [19:54] "version" field shares the elasticsearch version ;) [19:54] (I have a different MR re: mongodb as well; mixed up in my brain a bit.) [21:46] what's the simplest way to install juju_engine_report? We make oblique reference to it in places, but I can't find a place where we publicise it at all. [21:48] it's automatically installed by jujuitself when it creates a machine [21:49] all those diagnostic scripts are put in place, of which engine report is one [21:50] /etc/profile.d/juju-introspection.sh [22:03] wallyworld: could you please check the note here for accuracy? https://discourse.jujucharms.com/t/what-are-your-tips-for-running-juju-in-production/2573/10?u=timclicks [22:03] will do, just finishing something first [22:04] np [22:04] also works on k8s, but you need to source the script when you exec in, there's a discourse post on it [22:06] and some release notes ;) https://discourse.jujucharms.com/t/new-features-and-changes-in-juju-2-7/2268 [22:14] timClicks: were you going to mention the other functions that are available? [22:14] wallyworld: eventually.. simon's post prompted me to think about how discoverable juju_engine_report is [22:16] i think we could build the summary into the engine report as a stadard thing [22:17] * timClicks nods [23:14] How do you train your staff to use Juju? Some suggested tasks for people learning Juju https://discourse.jujucharms.com/t/-/2639 [23:14] ^ would love anyone's input on this thread! [23:18] timClicks: love i [23:18] timClicks: for advance, i'd recommen adding model migration and CMR stuff too [23:18] :D [23:18] great idea [23:20] anastasiamac: do you want to add a comment there yourself? [23:20] and mayb at each laevel, how do u troubleshoot problem with each task? like usage of logs, debug-log command etc [23:20] any free mailer [23:20] or smtp [23:20] timClicks: feels like stepping on ur toes.... but may :) [23:21] no no, comments in the thread are welcome - otherwise it's always me talking to myself [23:22] and that is fun to watch too :D [23:22] Sp3nc3r: are you asking if you can deploy a mail server like postfix with juju? [23:45] evhan: sorry I couldn't be more helpful in discourse [23:48] timClicks: Not at all! That background is already helpful. [23:49] evhan: there's actually some evidence that the majority of deployed charms are "private charms" because many people use the public charms as their base, then make tweaks