Did debugging Java app servers get worse in the decade or 2 since I last had to deal with them?
X11 servers for MacOS seem to be abandoned so I can't run jconsole or whatever remotely and run the GUI locally.
Installed openjdk 17 locally and jconsole comes up but I can't connect to the remote app server on JMX.
Did the config change Google AI says I need and the admin console breaks.
Going to read up on non-AI answers and see if I can get this to work.
So work has an enterprise Gitlab server & there are 1000s of git repos scattered across a complicated tree.
Is there a way (easy or not) to find a repo given part of the repo name?
Gitlab has a graphql interface but a simple query only returns 100 results.
Haven't found a way to get more results as my attempts to use their pagination features aren't working.
Using curl or Python to fire off requests, FYI.
SCALE21 ended today.
Sessions I liked:
Terrible Ideas in Kubernetes -- Corey Quinn
Self-healing Clusters: Game of Nodes and the Scaling Throne - Tyler Gillson
Demystifying Kubernetes Resource Management: Everything You Always Wanted to Know … But Were Afraid to Ask - Reid Vandewiele
Distributed System Performance Troubleshooting Like You’ve Been Doing it for Twenty Years - Jonathan Haddad
When you register you'll get a print schedule, lanyard, and a bag.
You'll need to brave the exhibit hall and go to the back to get your T-shirt (just like heading to the back of Costco for rotisserie chicken).
The exhibit hall is just past where you get your bag.
I've been playing around with #k3s and #k3d and finally figured out how to install a specific k3s version. I wanted to upgrade from 1.27 to 1.29.
k3d cluster create has an --image option. It doesn't mention in help but you need to pass the Dockerhub tag for the specific version you want to install.
Thought I needed to pass the path to the local file I downloaded and that didn't work.