Bryan Boreham

> Preferably I'd like to be able to configure ha_tracker_update_timeout, [...] in the limits_config Nitpick: AFAIK that structure is called "overrides" because it doesn't just apply to limits. I don't...

I took off 'good first issue' because the 'chunks' code is now deprecated and the 'blocks' code comes from Thanos project, so any changes would have to be made there...

Right now I have some samples rejected due to being over the limit on series per metric, and the same user being over rate-limit, so #3825 (which we haven't rolled...

How would we know that?

My point is that I don't want to report two errors when there is only one. I understand that your suggestion solves your issue, but this is my issue.

> write udp 10.10.10.6:40852->10.96.0.10:53: write: operation not permitted This seems to be your main problem: the process cannot send a DNS request. I haven't seen this type of error before....

It appears that your Docker installation is not working the same way others' does. The way Docker plugins work is to communicate over a "unix socket" in the filesystem. >...

The source code is the only place to find all the environment variables. In particular `WEAVE_CNI_PLUGIN_DIR` which I set at https://github.com/weaveworks/weave/issues/3707#issuecomment-538314076 is missing from the docs and from the set...

Thanks, this is a clever idea. > To safely return body buffers back to the pool, we resorted to gRPC stats.Handler to determine whether responses have been effectively serialized and...

By my reading of the code, this only applies to server responses. Are there many cases where responses sent by httpgrpc are a sizeable portion of garbage? Is it possible...