Re: Try out the api gateway support in standalone server (#4571)

2019-08-06 Thread James Thomas
This all works perfectly for me (including the APIGW!). Super impressed as always. The only thing remaining I'd like to see is the option to additionally add the event sources (couchdb, alarm, kafka, etc). If this is available, I would start using it in different CI/CD pipelines for testing.

Re: Try out the api gateway support in standalone server (#4571)

2019-07-30 Thread Chetan Mehrotra
Thanks Dominic for testing it out! > the system came up cleanly, and as relayed on Slack, I think it would be > useful to hoist the messages that gw is ready up to where the system checks > are first printed so they aren't lost in all the output that follows which > for the most part, users

Re: Try out the api gateway support in standalone server (#4571)

2019-07-30 Thread Dominic Kim
For me, it works as expected. I followed the steps in Ubuntu16.04 with Docker-18.06.3. style95@style95-ubuntu:~/tmp$ wsk list -i Entities in namespace: default packages actions triggers rules style95@style95-ubuntu:~/tmp$ wsk api list -i ok: APIs ActionVerb

Re: Try out the api gateway support in standalone server (#4571)

2019-07-29 Thread Rodric Rabbah
Hi Chetan, this is fantastic... I followed your instructions here as is even though I noticed the gw PR was merged already and in theory I should be able to drop the image override. the system came up cleanly, and as relayed on Slack, I think it would be useful to hoist the messages that gw is

Try out the api gateway support in standalone server (#4571)

2019-07-29 Thread Chetan Mehrotra
Hi Team, As discussed in last Tech Interchange call support is now being added to launch the Api Gateway with Standalone Server [1]. With this it should be possible to direct new OpenWhisk users to use the Standalone server to try out various features provided by OpenWhisk So far tests look fine