Re: Debian Bullseye from Azure
Hi On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 03:16:49PM -0400, Tong Sun wrote: > $ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:sid:latest > (NotFound) Artifact: VMImage was not found. Should be: debian:debian-sid-daily:sid:latest > $ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:bullseye:latest > (NotFound) Artifact: VMImage was not found. Should be: debian:debian-11-daily:11:latest > Anybody else know what more generic sku to use instead of the changing > 11-gen123? It's "11". Bastian -- A little suffering is good for the soul. -- Kirk, "The Corbomite Maneuver", stardate 1514.0
Re: Debian Bullseye from Azure
On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 3:16 PM Tong Sun wrote: > > On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 12:57 PM Noah Meyerhans wrote: > > > > On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 10:08:24AM -0400, Tong Sun wrote: > > > I know there are many reasons not to use Debian testing in production. > > > But now that Bullseye is in freezing, I think it is time for early > > > adapters to > > > start testing it in Azure. > > > > > > I for one am willing to do that. So I propose that after Debian > > > testing gets into the freezing mode, let's provide its image to be > > > available in Microsoft Azure. > > > > We've been publishing nightly bullseye and sid builds to both Azure and > > AWS for quite some time. > > Thanks noah. > > Yeah, nightly bullseye and sid builds make perfect sense to me. > > > You should be able to find them on Azure with commands like: > > > > $ az vm image list -o table --publisher debian --offer debian-11-daily > > --location westeurope --all > > $ az vm image list -o table --publisher debian --offer debian-11-daily > You are viewing an offline list of images, use --all to retrieve an > up-to-date list > > Ha, no wonder I didn't see them before. Adding `--all` solved the problem. > > > $ az vm image show --location westeurope --urn > > debian:debian-11-daily:sid:latest > > > > I could have the details of those commands slightly wrong; I don't have > > working Azure access to verify them at the moment. > > $ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:sid:latest > (NotFound) Artifact: VMImage was not found. > > $ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:bullseye:latest > (NotFound) Artifact: VMImage was not found. > > $ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:11-gen2:latest | wc > 22 39 637 > > Anybody else know what more generic sku to use instead of the changing > 11-gen123? Sorry, my ignorance, gen2 means generation 2 VMs of Azure. All good now. thx
Re: Debian Bullseye from Azure
On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 12:57 PM Noah Meyerhans wrote: > > On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 10:08:24AM -0400, Tong Sun wrote: > > I know there are many reasons not to use Debian testing in production. > > But now that Bullseye is in freezing, I think it is time for early adapters > > to > > start testing it in Azure. > > > > I for one am willing to do that. So I propose that after Debian > > testing gets into the freezing mode, let's provide its image to be > > available in Microsoft Azure. > > We've been publishing nightly bullseye and sid builds to both Azure and > AWS for quite some time. Thanks noah. Yeah, nightly bullseye and sid builds make perfect sense to me. > You should be able to find them on Azure with commands like: > > $ az vm image list -o table --publisher debian --offer debian-11-daily > --location westeurope --all $ az vm image list -o table --publisher debian --offer debian-11-daily You are viewing an offline list of images, use --all to retrieve an up-to-date list Ha, no wonder I didn't see them before. Adding `--all` solved the problem. > $ az vm image show --location westeurope --urn > debian:debian-11-daily:sid:latest > > I could have the details of those commands slightly wrong; I don't have > working Azure access to verify them at the moment. $ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:sid:latest (NotFound) Artifact: VMImage was not found. $ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:bullseye:latest (NotFound) Artifact: VMImage was not found. $ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:11-gen2:latest | wc 22 39 637 Anybody else know what more generic sku to use instead of the changing 11-gen123? thx
Re: Debian Bullseye from Azure
On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 10:08:24AM -0400, Tong Sun wrote: > I know there are many reasons not to use Debian testing in production. > But now that Bullseye is in freezing, I think it is time for early adapters to > start testing it in Azure. > > I for one am willing to do that. So I propose that after Debian > testing gets into the freezing mode, let's provide its image to be > available in Microsoft Azure. We've been publishing nightly bullseye and sid builds to both Azure and AWS for quite some time. You should be able to find them on Azure with commands like: $ az vm image list -o table --publisher debian --offer debian-11-daily --location westeurope --all $ az vm image show --location westeurope --urn debian:debian-11-daily:sid:latest I could have the details of those commands slightly wrong; I don't have working Azure access to verify them at the moment. noah
Debian Bullseye from Azure
Hi, I know there are many reasons not to use Debian testing in production. But now that Bullseye is in freezing, I think it is time for early adapters to start testing it in Azure. I for one am willing to do that. So I propose that after Debian testing gets into the freezing mode, let's provide its image to be available in Microsoft Azure. IMHO, I think that's reasonable. Any comment? thx
