#general (2019-12)

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @chinedu2424! Good to have you here

Hi nice to learn about cloudposse do you guys offer fee based training sessions

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @getSurreal! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Dom O’Kane! Good to have you here

Welcome @Dom O’Kane!

@getSurreal glad you stopped by!

Also, a heads up we have office hours every wednesday: https://cloudposse.com/office-hours (register if you want to attend)

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Phuc - Vortexa! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Vlad Surugiu! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Shurka! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Wayne Johnson! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @J A! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Sebastian Bauer! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Pierre-Yves! Good to have you here

What are your favorite Underdog Open Source DevOps Tools? I’m trying to build a list of the little guys so leave a comment in the thread if you want to help.

@channel Hi, anybody tried ECS Capacity Providers? I wonder can you scale-in to zero to have an ondemand cluster? Like Google CloudRun. https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2019/12/amazon-ecs-capacity-providers-now-available/

anyone here have govcloud + #kops experience?

@pianoriko2 is stuck on the dns issue (using gossip)

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Rudyard! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Tommy Tang! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Alex Lam! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @noah! Good to have you here

@noah funny coincidence! We were talking a ThoughtWorks yesterday in #office-hours

@noah has joined the channel

We’re big fans of the Technology Radar you put out

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Zhanybek Mamataliev! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Matt Walters! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Arthur Burkart! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @IckesJ! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Reconbug! Good to have you here

Hi all! I’m looking for a infra-as-code tool. After a 2-week research my top two are terraform and pulumi and it’s very close Have you tried pulumi? Why do you use terraform and not pulumi?

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @venkatesh! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Dennis F.! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Rupesh Patel! Good to have you here

Hey @Rupesh Patel! Glad you stopped by…

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @graziee! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Andrew Klotz! Good to have you here

@ikar see the discussion below this message: https://sweetops.slack.com/archives/CQCDCLA1M/p1573246618316100

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @roman! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Robin! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Juan Soto! Good to have you here

Hello from Argentina!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Scott Ford! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @mfridh! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Vadim Bauer! Good to have you here

I join few days ago and to follow up on Juan Soto initiative: Hello from France !

Welcome @Pierre Humberdroz!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Jungyoul Yu! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Steve Casazza! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Assi Avisror-Maimon! Good to have you here

I’m planning our 2020 conference options, already have our local DevOpsDays, re:Invent and HashiConf as the our usual options. What would you say is the main conference(s) to attend that could help start up an SRE practice?

Perhaps the datadog conf?

https://www.grafanacon.org/ 2020 also not yet announced, so maybe not happening

KubeCon?

Thanks !

Also, just making sure you’ve seen the canonical reference book for SREs by Google: (FREE) https://landing.google.com/sre/books/

Lots of actionable recommendations in there..

Thanks for sharing, I have it on top of my pile of books to read

Joining us for #office-hours today?

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Madhavan Thiyagarajan! Good to have you here

Hi there.. I am a newbie for AWS system manager[SSM].. I am trying to invoke a lambda function through the automation document. The lambda function expects two input args which is supposed to be passed in as mandatory input parameters to the document while execution. I am trying to configure the lambda function as the only step in my automation document. I couldn’t figure out how to pass in the two input parameters[tagKey & tagValue] into my step.1 lambda function.. I couldn’t figure it out from AWS docs. Maybe too naive/dumb.. here is my current document

schemaVersion: '0.3'
parameters:
  tagKey:
    type: String
  tagValue:
    type: String
mainSteps:
  - name: script
    action: 'aws:invokeLambdaFunction'
    inputs:
      FunctionName: getInstances

@Madhavan Thiyagarajan let’s move to #aws

@Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse) sure.. Sorry only after posting the message i noticed the posting policy. I posted in #aws too. Going forward i will not post these questions in #general..

Where’s the posting policy again?

@Arthur Burkart as soon as i joined today i got it pushed as a direct message to me through slackbot..

Ah yes, I see it now, thanks

Also, we have a code of conduct that we recently published. http://sweetops.com/code-of-conduct

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Michael Newton! Good to have you here

hey, thanks, cool

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Mina Gobrial! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @NVMeÐÐi! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @NVMeÐÐi! Good to have you here

im so confused, why can’t i log join this slack server with my main slack account

Test

I think I got it

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Dudi Cohen! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Alucas! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @slaughtr! Good to have you here

welcome everyone

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Ben Read! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Can Kutlu Kinay! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @msharma24! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Marjan Jordanovski! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Joes! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Will Sargent (eero)! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Greg Sharpe! Good to have you here

Ola!

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @mdaniel! Good to have you here

welcome @Greg Sharpe

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Jon McEwen! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Petar Peshev! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Marcelo Salazar! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Diana! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Sony Francis! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @daniel274! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Adam Crews! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Chris McConnell! Good to have you here

hello working on implementing operators and stateful apps/services in AWS EKS. on friday I coded out separate ASG for each zone and applied that via TF to our cluster and it appears to works as expected. I see that about 28 days ago the ability to use terraform to deploy nodegroups appeared. I came across your module but of course we’re still using terraform 11.latest…

ref: https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-eks-node-group curious about the ASG and if its just abstracted if you deploy the nodegroup? i.e., I dont see it mentioned/noted in your examples: https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-eks-node-group/tree/master/examples/complete

welcome @Chris McConnell

hellp @Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse) thanks

Node Group has abstracted everything that was implemented in https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-eks-workers

for putting your cloudposse code out there

so it’s much simpler

so also was looking at using the official docs examples: https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/aws/r/eks_node_group.html whatever we roll with gonna need to hack it up sadly

it has some restrictions of cause (as any abstraction), e.g. Node Group does not allow you to use spot instances, but https://github.com/cloudposse/terraform-aws-eks-workers via the ASG does

we had the eks cluster separated in separate TF module and then the autoscaler in another. I quickly just refactored to deploy one ASG/zone and I think that’s how it used to be done?

but came across the recent updates with nodegroups and thinking that’s the way we should roll

depends on your use-case. Node Group is much simpler and everything is managed by AWS. workers gives you more control. Let’s move to #terraform

ah, k thx will do

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Timur Batyrshin! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @david_lynch! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Arjun Iyer! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @tgurram! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Andreas! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Eugene! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @George Platon! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Erik Alvarado! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @marc.byfield! Good to have you here

Hey all! Learned about this by @dalekurt :)

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @tyler! Good to have you here

Welcome @marc.byfield! You’re in good company :)

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Matt Law! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Rahul Kathpal! Good to have you here

The Pheonix Project Kindle book is free today only! https://www.amazon.co.uk/Phoenix-Project-DevOps-Helping-Business-ebook/dp/B078Y98RG8/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1576753104&sr=8-1

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Samuel Pineau! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Christopher! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Adeel Younas! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Neil Gealy! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @mhodzic! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Nick Kampe! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @vvsp! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @DanB! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Yingjun Hu! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Amun Duul! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @cloudfire! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Ashwini Swain! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Balaji J! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Alexei Smirnov! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Greg Drake! Good to have you here

I gave some props to cloudposse/packages (and the group in general) in a recent blog post https://zacharyloeber.com/blog/2019/12/15/some_cool_kubernetes_tools/

cheers

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Santiago Campuzano! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Akram Mousselmal! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Karim Benjelloun! Good to have you here

hey

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Andrew Elkins! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @eugene! Good to have you here

hey everyone give a warm welcome to @Yo Rudy! Good to have you here

Hey everyone, give a warm welcome to our newest members!

• @Jon Chase

Good to have you here =)

I’m trying to spin up my initial AWS account structure & base services, and I’ve found two similar but different guides from Cloudposse -

https://github.com/cloudposse/reference-architectures https://docs.cloudposse.com/reference-architectures/cold-start/

Is there any recommendation on which one to use?

The first one

The second one is very out of date

we also have #geodesic for help

Hey everyone, give a warm welcome to our newest members!

• @Islam Nader
• @Claire
• @Martin Tooming

Good to have you here =)

happy xmas an new years @here

Hello everyone , thanks for welcoming me.