Yann Hamon
Yann Hamon
When I am working on copy of a gem with bundler, and that gem is also already installed on the system, "commands_from mygem/commands/" will include both the files from the...
Hello! I am working on syncing images from Dockerhub/quay.io to ECR. However, I would need to attach an ECR Repository Policy to the repositories created by Dregsy - as far...
This should address https://github.com/contentful-labs/kube-secret-syncer/issues/39 You should be able to configure kube-secret-syncer with environment variables/config files/... instead of using the IAM Role of the instance, and benefit from IAM restrictions if...
Hello! I have been working on [kubeconform](https://github.com/yannh/kubeconform) for quite a while, a re-implementation of kubeval that solves a few of the issues with kubeval that bothered me most: * Some...
Some objects with fields marked as required can be null, _if I understand this correctly_ this should not be the case and can result in JSONs missing required fields being...
When iptables rules are synced/applied, iptables uses a lock on /run/xtables.lock to ensure that no other process is modifying iptables rules. See for reference discussions https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/7370 or https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kubespray/issues/4073 Kube2iam uses...
Hello! In the autoplanning documentation, when configuring planning, you need to specify a when_modified array of folders to watch for each project. This can be quite cumbersome to maintain, especially...
On a Kubernetes cluster setup with KOPS & aws-vpc-k8s-cni, k8s-ec2-srcdst fails to disable srcdst with the following message: "srcdst_controller.go:87] Fail to disable src dst check for EC2 instance: i-xxxxx; InvalidInstanceID:...
APT update fails when the secret access key contains a slash "/" I believe the issue might be due to parts = self.uri.netloc.split('@', 1) Not handling slashes properly? Thanks!
Hello! This might be outside of the scope of this project, and would possibly require significant effort but - is there currently a way to measure latency/time-to-first-byte using Surf? Ideally...