Paul Sweeney

Glad to find this thread. Gratitude from me too. I've got a full-fat k8s cluster on Pi 4Bs running Ubuntu 18.04 and had got prom/grafana working but without pi temps...

@carlosedp : I'm unable to try it just now, but looks good. How do _I_ approve the PR in your repo? 😄 (it's ok, just kidding, I do get it...

@carlosedp : I was building on MINGW64 prompt hooking up to my windows docker daemon. Although the configs were destined for the pi, I wasn't building it there. So I...

Thanks for replying @carlosedp I only used it because it came with git when I installed it way back and since I have docker and git working correctly, I've been...

Update: I've looked into[ the source](https://github.com/crossplane-contrib/provider-kubernetes/blob/9bfb5264639c16e750dca77b943798b033b726f3/internal/controller/object/object.go#L201-L242) and see that the observation of the created manifest is by looking at the last-applied-configuration. This means that it will not detect the update...

A small extra request due to my faultfinding - the "sync-period" (I've read [the source help](https://github.com/crossplane-contrib/provider-kubernetes/blob/191fb2be2ace057d2e2c7d4f3e2f21600216da11/cmd/provider/main.go#L37-L40) but still don't really get what that is) is output in the debug logs,...

OK so I understand the logic of the choosing the simple (likely more because it was "easy") option grabbing last applied configuration. But I don't feel like this is really...

But yeah api equiv of [kubectl-diff](https://kubernetes.io/blog/2019/01/14/apiserver-dry-run-and-kubectl-diff/) (rather than server side apply) might be a more comprehensive version ~~- if anything has changed, reapply config from declared.~~ Hmm no I'm wrong...

@JasonRivers I've finally got nagiosgraph working with the docker container after a couple of days head-scratching, but to do it I had to: 1. Outside the container, edit .\etc\objects\templates.cfg correcting...

@wpyung Before you start, you need to drop mounting your external versions of /opt/nagiosgraph/etc and ./var, and mount your /srv/docker/volumes/nagios/opt/nagiosgraph somewhere else in the docker filesystem - e.g. /opt/nagiosgraph/mytmp. Then...