Craig Peterson

as a workaround, I made a little script that I mount in my container and run as the command. All it does is run `sed` to rewrite the config file...

Perhaps a clean option would be an addon that patches the appropriate resources with limits from config. I will probably work on such a thing and publish it when I'm...

+1 I would like to make a plugin to another go app so it can reconfigure itself.

I would love an api that notifies me anytime the set of running containers changes. Perhaps I can provide a callback that will receive `[]*RunningContainer` anytime something new happens, or...

Perhaps this could be implemented by allowing arbitrary headers at the same time? That's all cookies really are anyway, right?

Very interesting idea. In order of difficulty: 1. Restricting to 1.1 is easy. Just override Transport.TLSNextProto as per the http docs. 2. Restricting to http 2 is not so apparent...

Still looking for a good way to verify push frames. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43852955/how-can-i-read-http-2-push-frames-from-a-net-http-request doesn't have anything too promising yet. Links to https://github.com/golang/go/issues/18594 which is a discussion about adding higher level client support...

If you want them to be broken down that way, you can create multiple `GrafanaAgent` resources, and assign each one a single `MetricsInstance`.

A workaround for this would be to have multiple GrafanaAgent resources for each use case. One for metrics and one for logs. It sounds a little annoying, but it would...

I love it!