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The PR is #4008

Last time I tried to get this working, the issue was with getting python.d
to properly load the Yoctopuce modules. As far as I could tell at the time, the dynamic import thing works, it's just an issue with getting Python to properly import modules that aren't in system.path, but I didn't look very deep beyond that. Part of the problem there is that the Yoctopuce Python

Isn't it worth mentioning something about Linux?

I managed to make the private registry work on my Ubuntu 20.04 machine by following the steps listed in "docker on macOS". Maybe it would be interesting to change that title to "Docker on Linux/macOS".

That said, I haven't followed the whole handbook. I just read the "Registries" page.

Description

runsc install is able to edit /etc/docker/daemon.json to enable Docker to replace runc with runsc.
Would be great if podman supports this feature.

Is this feature related to a specific bug?

No. By the way, does gVisor depend on Docker just for the reason that Docker uses runsc as its runtime?

Do you have a specific solution in mind?

To replace the runtim

Expected behavior

Skaffold should save the kubectl command that is making changes to the resource. This is done by the --record flag. More information: [checking-rollout-history-of-a-deployment](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/deployment/#

Environment:

• Jib version: 2.4.0
• Build tool: Gradle 5.6.1
• OS: Windows 10 build 2004

Description of the issue:
Not specifying the username in --image parameter results in 401 unauthorized

Steps to reproduce:

Note: I have fixed the issue by adding username before image name , this is more of an en

To make it easier for tooling to interact with the Dapr control plane (examples include our own CLI, Dashboard) it's recommended we use labels to identify the control plane pods.

Kubernetes has the concept of recommended labels: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/working-with-objects/common-labels/

The following suggestion is based on the above:

Suggested labels:

app

https://github.com/opencontainers/runc/blob/master/tests/integration/cgroups.bats

The current test suite doesn't cover resource limitation stuff except memory.kernel.

This is a reminder for me or a task if anyone wants :P

Basically, The last two questions aren't really regex's questions.

To do:

• Move said questions to correct place.
• Add new regex questions (Python related!)?
• Maybe add a new ## Regex section, as it is a valuable skill

this will very quickly get out of hand if we allow it, i realize we don't have principles written down anywhere but to date one of them has been that binaries 'just work' without having to do any configuration. currently a user must set FN_MAX_REQUEST_SIZE, FN_MAX_RESPONSE_SIZE -- neither of these should be required to run.

test case:

cd tests/fn-system-tests/
go test -v

this

Trivy has client/server mode and the server provides some endpoints. It would be useful if it provides /healthz that returns status code 200 and simply "ok" in the case of running Trivy server in k8s cluster. Ideally, we should check the download of the DB, but it is enough to simply return 200 as a first step.

$ trivy server
2020-06-23T11:27:59.747+0300    INFO    Listening localhost:4