Time Nick Message
00:02 pdurbin that's odd. /var/log/nova is completely empty...
00:03 pdurbin i ran `vagrant provision openstack_controller` again and now there are some logs there
00:08 pdurbin bodepd: i ran `vagrant provision compute1` one more time for good measure and... it worked! test_nova.sh created a cirros vm for me. on centos. folsom. awesome. great work!
00:09 bodepd run vagrant destory and try again from scratch.
00:09 bodepd theres a rake task that does it as well.
00:10 bodepd rake -T will list them
00:11 pdurbin bodepd: oh, your doc says `rake -t` (lowercase) and it was giving errors so i stopped trying rake :)
00:13 pdurbin jimi_c: maybe i won't need to get ubuntu kickstarts working with cobbler after all :)
00:21 jimi_c yay, and boo!
00:23 JoeJulian bodepd: Step 1: https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-stdlib/pull/101
00:25 JoeJulian And, as a bonus, my hatred for ruby has turned into a dislike with a side of annoyance.
00:27 pdurbin :)
00:32 bodepd JoeJulian: good. the code looks reasonable. I pinged jeff to see if I can get it merged faster
00:32 bodepd (I don't merge things into stdlib :) )
00:32 JoeJulian Yeah, but I figured you'd get faster results than I would. I don't know Jeff yet.
00:33 bodepd keep submitting good code, and you will :)
00:44 pdurbin bodepd: so... how long before a release on puppet forge :)
00:45 JoeJulian :)
00:49 bodepd pdurbin: it'll be a little while. Probably at least a week. why?
00:49 bodepd pdurbin: there's tons of stuff that needs to stabilize.
00:49 pdurbin i'm just trying to figure out how to try this out on physical hardware. i guess i can do the whole librarian-puppet thing
00:50 bodepd use a master.
00:50 bodepd you should be able to set a modulepaht in librarina[D[D[D[D puppet
00:50 pdurbin sure. but i mean `puppet module install` is very convenient
00:51 bodepd no disagreement there. cutting releases is not always convenient :)
00:51 pdurbin :)
00:51 JoeJulian bodepd: I've got to go catch the Sounder, but take a look at this proof of concept: https://github.com/joejulian/puppetlabs-openstack/commit/eba255416ebb4a696890dcf11a5282f89f1b6a53
00:51 pdurbin i'll see if i can work this into our puppet env
00:53 bodepd JoeJulian: looks like its based off the old stuff.
00:54 bodepd also, do you really need to update everything?
00:54 JoeJulian heh, oops. Wrong working machine. :D
00:54 bodepd seems like mysql and rabbitmq are the most important
00:55 JoeJulian No, but the idea being that it provides options. Should anyone want to override a class, they should be able to. It's good for testing too.
00:56 JoeJulian IMHO, any class that depends on other classes should provide that kind of ability.
00:57 bodepd I would rather hold off on things where there is not currently a use base.
00:57 bodepd s/base/case/
00:57 bodepd I am a little concerned about the growing number of class params.
00:58 bodepd I can see what you have in mind though, and as a general pattern it is worth thinking about.
00:58 JoeJulian Need **kwargs
00:59 bodepd we can pass a {}
00:59 bodepd I am doing that in a few places, but that pattern also concerns me :)
00:59 JoeJulian Can you default dict entries and only override specific ones?
00:59 * JoeJulian noticed his python lingo leaking into this conversation.
01:00 bodepd oh, maybe I didnt fully inderstnad kwargs.
01:00 JoeJulian Ok, I'll play with that some more later. It's date night. Gotta run.
01:00 bodepd later.
02:53 JoeJulian Hehe, in attempting to answer my own question regarding passing hashes as class parameters, bodepd, I found a link that looked promising: http://grokbase.com/t/gg/puppet-dev/12527w10yb/question-regarding-hashes-class-parameter-defaults
12:30 pdurbin new channel! #puppet-openstack ... logs for today: http://irclog.perlgeek.de/puppet-openstack/2012-11-07
12:34 pdurbin bodepd: it's very kind of you to cite "awesomeness of crimsonfu" :) ... #puppet-openstack on freenode - Google Groups - https://groups.google.com/a/puppetlabs.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/puppet-openstack/SB7ZU3TG9lg
14:44 pdurbin not sure i had heard of this before... IBM General Parallel File System - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_General_Parallel_File_System
14:47 sjoeboo we demo'd that a long long time ago
14:49 pdurbin huh. ok. before my time :)
14:56 larsks we're still running that here on some old equipment
14:56 pdurbin larsks: ok
14:56 pdurbin huh. Python interface to Amazon Web Services - https://github.com/boto/boto
15:01 larsks The euca2ools package uses boto...it might already be installed on your system.
15:02 pdurbin maybe. i'm just looking at a resume :)
15:03 pdurbin if anyone wants to apply... https://sjobs.brassring.com/1033/asp/tg/cim_jobdetail.asp?partnerID=25240&siteID=5341&AReq=26543BR
15:05 larsks Hmmm.
15:10 larsks Did you know you can ask Python 2 "1 > ['a']"? And it doesn't complain? That was an annoying bug to track down.
15:10 pdurbin wat? i hope everyone has seen the javascript wat video
15:14 larsks pdurbin: Link?
15:15 pdurbin crimsonfubot: lucky javascript wat video
15:15 crimsonfubot pdurbin: http://www.shopify.com/technology/5374702-javascript-oddities-from-the-wat-video-explained
15:15 pdurbin that's the one. thanks, crimsonfubot
15:21 shuff fyi, hearkening back to yesterday's conversation: https://github.com/hakamadare/webservice-scriptogram <https://github.com/hakamadare/webservice-scriptogram#readme>
15:22 shuff bah, stupid linkifier
15:23 pdurbin shuff: this seems to be full of perly goodness
15:24 pdurbin shuff: have you seen prepan?
15:25 shuff crimsonfubot: lucky prepan
15:25 crimsonfubot shuff: http://prepan.org/
15:25 shuff haha, that's awesome
15:25 shuff anyway, v0.0.1 is already up on CPAN
15:25 shuff i'm just about to submit v0.0.2
15:34 larsks That sure is a nice default README :)
15:35 larsks But hey, look at all those nifty repositories. I'm-a gonna go take a peek...
15:36 dotplus pdurbin: is harvard (ever?) interested in telecommute?
15:40 shuff larsks: i take your point :) there is a working module hiding under there, read the POD
15:42 larsks dotplus: Some parts of Harvard are sometimes interested in telecommuting.
15:55 Pax larsks: LOL so true
16:10 boegel pdurbin: EasyBuild v1.0.0-rc1 is now available on PyPi, see http://pypi.python.org/pypi/easybuild/1.0.0-rc1
17:47 JoeJulian pdurbin: jmccune says, "I'll do a new minor release of stdlib today so this function is easily obtainable with puppet module install."
18:19 pdurbin JoeJulian: awesome
18:19 pdurbin speaking of puppet's stdlib... is it a big deal if i update it? is puppetlabs pretty good about backward compatibility?
18:21 JoeJulian no clue on that one. I haven't been using it that long. I see he's running 3 concurrent versions so I suspect there may be issues between major versions.
18:22 rackerhacker majorly
18:22 JoeJulian hehe
18:23 pdurbin rackerhacker: major major
18:24 pdurbin we'd be going from stdlib 2.2.1 to 3.1.1
18:24 pdurbin major version change
18:29 pdurbin if this is the worst thing, that's not bad. we're on newer puppet than this: "The 3.0 major release of stdlib drops support for Puppet 2.6. Stdlib 3.x supports Puppet 2.7." -- https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-stdlib#stdlib-3x
18:30 pdurbin oh! this is were stages come from. i love stages
18:30 rackerhacker i'll pistol whip the next person who says major!
18:30 rackerhacker http://lolcdn.mhtx.net/shenanigans-20090312-110033.jpg
18:30 * rackerhacker wants to watch super troopers again now
18:33 JoeJulian I met one of the /major/ creature animators from that film.
18:33 * JoeJulian had to do it.
18:33 * rackerhacker giggles
18:33 rackerhacker FARVA!
18:35 JoeJulian er, wrong "troopers" movie in my mind... I was thinking starship when I read super.
18:58 rackerhacker i was wondering
18:58 rackerhacker there were several creaters in that film who were quite animated, but not "animated"
19:34 pdurbin just got a quick slurm demo: https://computing.llnl.gov/linux/slurm/
23:35 jimi_c_ pdurbin: do you have vagrant base boxes built for other os's?