Adam Stokes

https://github.com/kubernetes/helm This would be nice to have neatly integrated into our deployment so users can quickly deploy applications and start using their kubernetes cluster.

Typical python projects come with a requirements.txt _or_ a Pipefile(.lock). To keep the barrier of entry low support reading from these files which already are the mainstream norm in python

lower layers that define series will be included in built charm

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Otherwise, if you have a feature request or issue with any other charm command please delete the above and continue below ## Checklist - [X] Confirmed this is an issue...

Querying certain charms do not show bundles containing them

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When querying the charmstore api with something like: ``` charm info hdp-hadoop ``` The resulting yaml is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/14404910/ My hope was to see one of the bundles that contain this...

Would like to be able to define a description/summary of the bundle retrievable from the API like you can with individual charms. Right now the only way to pull that...

Must unenroll an agent without `revoke: True` then query ES for the api keys: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/security-api-get-api-key.html From there figure out the agentid and verify the invalidated field is True for botht...