bthomas | Chipaca: Very busy ? Do you have a couple of mins for a quick 1:1 open ended chat regarding library for relations ? | 11:02 |
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Chipaca | bthomas: in 10? | 11:02 |
bthomas | thanks ping me when you are ready | 11:03 |
Chipaca | bthomas: https://meet.google.com/fqw-mdqc-dsf?authuser=1 | 11:12 |
bthomas | Chipaca: going | 11:13 |
Chipaca | bthomas: i don't know what's going on but i only get noise | 11:20 |
Chipaca | i know you're talking because it's either noisy, or silent | 11:20 |
Chipaca | dunno if it's your network or mine but something is unhappy | 11:20 |
bthomas | Chipaca: Checking my ISP latency dashboard latencies are 10-15 ms | 11:21 |
Chipaca | average latency during our call was 5ms here | 11:22 |
Chipaca | max 17 | 11:22 |
bthomas | Chipaca: If we provide clients a module for interacting with Charms outside operator framework, which Python process do we expect this module to run in. Any thoughts ? | 13:06 |
bthomas | Or rather I should have phrased it as, can we expect the external module will be able to import code from the Charm ? | 13:07 |
Chipaca | bthomas: sorry, i don't understand your question | 13:07 |
Chipaca | bthomas: i think the answer is yes, or maybe mu | 13:08 |
bthomas | ok thank you | 13:08 |
Chipaca | i think this is the first time where i get to answer a question with yes+mu; normally it's no+mu | 13:08 |
bthomas | mu ?? | 13:09 |
Chipaca | bthomas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu_(negative) | 13:09 |
Chipaca | bthomas: sometimes summed up as 'there is an error in your question' | 13:09 |
bthomas | Agreed. My ideas are still a bit gaseous. :-). But the rephrasing as can external module import charm code makes the issue more concrete and precise. I forgot charms are not presistent processes but rather Juju is. | 13:11 |
Chipaca | aaaand i need to go to the boys' school. No standup for me today either... | 15:29 |
Chipaca | i'm not even supposed to be in charge of them, today :-| | 15:29 |
bthomas | ack | 15:40 |
* Chipaca EODs | 18:55 |
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