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Currently Kong supports writing configuration in a file, in YAML or JSON.
To provide a more flexible configuration, especially for those running Kong in different environments (dev, staging, production), an option to write configuration in lua can be very useful.
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There are many use-cases that come to mind:
- Using environment variables inside the d
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I'm curious about folks' opinion on allowing Fabio to make stale reads for the Consul Catalog backend. Currently Fabio is hard-coded to require consistent reads, which causes any request to go to the current leader in the Consul cluster.
In order to try to reduce load on our Consul leaders, we're testing out several changes to the way we run Fabio. This includes switching Fabio to perform stale
Please, someone, explain how to use:
useIpFromLabel | | Uses the IP address stored in the given label, which is assigned to a container, for registration with Consul
At least on kubernetes. Thanks!
When working on consul-template I find myself switching between log levels quite a bit and having to keep editing scripts or commands. If it supported an environment variable for setting the log-level it would make this much easier.
The cli argument should override the environment variables.
My initial proposed variable name is CONSULT_TEMPLATE_LOG_LEVEL, though that is a bit long.
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Not a big problem of course but currently when you do "pip install patroni" you still need to go to Github and save a copy of for https://github.com/zalando/patroni/blob/master/postgres0.yml to get started. I know there are env variables but there are quite some to remember. So would be very convenient if running something like "patroni --initconf postgres0.yml" would fill the postgres0.yml
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What would you like to be added:
For security reasons, I do not want to connect to consul using the domain socket.
The following is not working as I expect it to be:
"stolon-sentinel --store-backend=consul --store-endpoints unix:///var/run/consul/consul_http.sock"
I am getting the next error:
2020-03-05T20:46:32.998Z FATAL cmd/sentinel.go:1985 cannot create sentinel: c
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I got few migrations each referring a different connection. migrate:fresh, migrate:refresh doesn't handle this scenario since they operate on the default connection or in the specific connection passed via --database param.
Describe the solution you'd like
The simplest solution can be to process only migrations that has th
[FEATURE] 支持打包为 Phar
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Vault deprecated (such that it is ignored) the use of grace in their API in version 0.5.0 (in 2016). I've spoken with the team and in their opinion it should be removed as they haven't seen any issues (internal or github) for a version near that old in a long time.
There are corresponding tickets in Consul-Template. One for docs and one for code (to fit its roadmap). I'll split this up here i
Of the learning environments that leverage Ansible, very few are using roles. This can make porting Ansible playbooks across learning environments more difficult. To fix this, Ansible-using learning environments need to be refactored (where possible) to use an Ansible role.
I found issue going thru quick-start-guide.
All git clone urls are prefixed [email protected]: this results in user error.
I believe the correct prefix should be https//github.com/
I also found this in autopilotpattern hello-world repo. Perhaps a global config is setting up prefix, not sure exactly were to file issue or more than one.
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The nomad-acl-token is being logged at the default logging level of info. I think that it makes sense to log other useful info at info level, but secret info like tokens would ideally never be logged, or at best, at debug level only.
In looking at the code, it seems most if not all logging is done at the info level, so other levels of logging aren't very useful as a work-around.
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When creating proposals users can access to a proposal dashboard.
There is shown a graph with the evolution of support. The dashboard includes recommended actions that the user can set as 'done', and then will be marked as a red point that date on the previous graph. When the graph shows more than one year, the marked point is shown in the day/month of each year.
As anothe
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It would be really useful if gomplate could have native support for accessing terraform output values. Using the terraform CLI this can easily be done using terraform output -json some_output_value. Having the ability to access terraform state using a data source would be pretty useful when performing various templating tasks!
u := "http://httpbin.org/post"
// Using net/http
v := make(url.Values) // url.Values has methods for value manipulating
v.Set("k1", "v1")
http.PostForm(u, v)
// or
http.PostForm(u, url.Values{"k1": []string{"v1"}})
// Using gentleman
r := gentleman.NewRequest()
// multipart.DataFields is actually same as url.Values, but without methods
d := make(multipart.DataFields)
d["k1"] = muConsul version:
- v1.7.1
Consul-alerts version:
- Consul Alerts 0.5.0
What's happening:
- When I make a request to https consul server it just simply appends http:// before https://, in the logs I can see this
INFO[0000] Waiting for consul: Get http://https:%2F%2Fx.x.x.x:8501/v1/status/leader?dc=x_x&token=x-x-x-x: invalid URL port "//x.x.x.x:8501" - Since http is disabled on cons
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@ConstructorBinding annotated classes not refreshing
I am using Spring Cloud version Hoxton with Spring Boot 2.2.x
Spring Boot 2.2.x introduced a an annotation @ConstructorBinding that allows defining @ConfigurationProperties classes strictly through constructors, which allows using immutable classes in configurations.
While the initial configuration is being loaded from my Consul K
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Documentation improvement
In digestAuth documentation, Kubernetes section does not contain any useful example explaining how to put credentials into a file. The given example is same as users(using base