Hi all,
as a prove of concept, we worked on a juju subordinate charm to easily
perform backups.
The idea is that the subordinate charm has no configuration, the
principal charm instructs the subordinate on how to perform the backup.
Backup can have very complex use cases, to avoid to get
Nice work! I was wondering about backups
thanks
Abs,
Sebas.
2014-03-14 9:16 GMT-03:00 Vincenzo Di Somma vincenzo.di.so...@canonical.com
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Hi all,
as a prove of concept, we worked on a juju subordinate charm to easily
perform backups.
The idea is that the subordinate charm has no
Sweet!
Nice work Vincenzo.
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Which cloud were you running this against?
On Feb 3, 2014 5:23 PM, Daniele Stroppa daniele.stro...@joyent.com
wrote:
Hi All,
while running test for the Node.js charm I ran into an issue with the
MySQL charm, see attached log. It looks like it's a permissions issue.
I'm running on Ubuntu
Hello Maarten/Team,
In continuation to your previous suggestion to 'extend an existing charm
with some new relation', can you suggest any Charms that are looking for
such extensions (apart from Cassandra that you have already mentioned)?
Also, where can I find charms that are looking to add such
Thanks Marco!
Abs,
Sebas.
2014-02-04 19:07 GMT-02:00 Marco Ceppi ma...@ceppi.net:
Hi Daniele,
I'm digging further in to the issue. I can replicate the error on local
provider and az2 of HP cloud, but ec2 and az1/az3 of HP cloud are
unaffected.
I'll try to have a patch out tomorrow, if
Winael, try this:
sshuttle -r vagrant@localhost: 10.0.3.0/24
Abs,
Sebas.
2013-12-10 3:21 GMT-02:00 Winael win...@ubuntu-fr.org:
Plop,
Hi everyone,
Ben's been working on providing Vagrant images with Juju built in:
Winael,
Correct. Sebastian's call out on the command is correct. This has been
reflected in the Vagrant OSX walkthrough that landed earlier this week. I
haven't updated the existing document as the -e pipe is intended to prevent
the ssh keys from getting cached and throwing the warning about a
great!! thanks I tried to watch LIVE but was busy.
Bundles rocks!
Abs,
Sebas.
2014-03-14 15:45 GMT-03:00 Jorge O. Castro jo...@ubuntu.com:
Hi everyone,
Here's the video of how to use and create bundles:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYpnQI6GZTAlist=UUyT3AcQaRx_yl1yYLa5ikXQ
And here
Thanks for the great session (I watched live). Interestingly enough,
despite already knowing about Bundles, I was inspired by the extensive
use of memcached in the lesson to decide to put it on the roadmap for
my own open source file-based database system (and therefore integrate
it both into my
For code review there is gerrit
https://code.google.com/p/gerrit/
I have seen this used by the libreoffice project, and its very successful
as there can be multiple people reviewing patches which get submitted. it
integrates with any git version control and already github has a hook
available to
I know some people were working on gwacl, but it seems there were some
breaking changes made (possibly for 1.17.5?) The provider/azure tests are
failing... I took a look but couldn't immediately figure out what was going
wrong...
Looked like Andrew was the last one to change gwacl, maybe you'd
I have updated gwacl in preparation for some upcoming changes, but I
haven't landed them or updated dependencies.tsv yet. Please revert to
whatever's in dependencies.tsv.
Cheers,
Andrew
On Sat, Mar 15, 2014 at 3:43 AM, Nate Finch nate.fi...@canonical.comwrote:
I know some people were working
The main problem with TravisCI is that it doesn't actually test what you
woukd finally land if trunk gets ahead of your branch. (When you propose a
branch it merges trunk at that time and then tells you the test results.
But if you get more trunk revs, it doesn't re test.) We're used to a bot
that
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