zhurong: can you check if you have got +2 abilities in gerrit? I added you to the solum-core admin group on gerrit yesterday
zhurong
devkulkarni I will check now. thx devkulkarni. :)
I had the +2 abilities. :D
devkulkarni
awesome :)
I also updated Solum wiki by adding a "Openstack related things" section that includes things like how to do a release, how to make someone a core, etc.
yeah, I added that as it was difficult to remember the various repos and admin groups for different tasks. It will also benefit the team as now anyone can become release liaison or anyone can make a change to our gate configurations, etc.
devkulkarni: can i see the url of an launched instance anywhere using solum tools?
app show does not seem to show it
devkulkarni
app show should be showing app_url.. is that not happening?
Ablu
devkulkarni: ah it does...
sorry
I though the first box would only be app data metadata blabla and skipped reading it :P
devkulkarni
:D
Ablu
devkulkarni: do you think having a run command makes a lot of sense in VMs?
For my tests I so far always used systemd services for registering autostarting applications...
devkulkarni
good question
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I guess it does not make sense for VMs. The argument to have a run command is when a app container is deployed, it may need to know how to start the container if the container image does not already encode a directive to start the app (which in case of Docker would be specified via CMD or ENTRYPOINT). But when a app is packaged as a VM, there is no good way to specify that a specific app should be run when the VM starts up. It
so in nutshell what you are doing makes sense
although then you will have to make the run_command optional (which is not the case right now)
will be back after lunch
Ablu
devkulkarni: well I *could* support launching applications via cloud-init
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but I guess it would still make sense to make the run command optional
I think I can add support for cloud-init launches first and set run_command to "echo foo" for testing
and maybe make a different commit to make the run_command optional