Giuseppe Capizzi

Results 29 issues of Giuseppe Capizzi

This is how logs look like when an LRP is stopped: ``` {"timestamp":"...","level":"debug","source":"handler","message":"handler.stop-app.requested","data":{"guid":"...","session":"3","version":""}} ``` It's not very clear what `handler` means, and we don't see the start and end of...

This is how logs look like when LRPs are listed: ``` {"timestamp":"...","level":"debug","source":"handler","message":"handler.list-apps.requested","data":{"session":"218"}} ``` It's not very clear what `handler` means, and we don't see the start and end of the...

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This is how logs look like when an LRP is created: ``` {"timestamp":"...","level":"debug","source":"handler","message":"handler.desire-app.requested","data":{"app_guid":"...","guid":"...","session":"1750","version":"..."}} ``` It's not very clear what `handler` means, and we don't see the start and end of...

This is how logs look like when an LRP is updated: ``` {"timestamp":"...","level":"debug","source":"handler","message":"handler.update-app.requested","data":{"guid":"...","session":"2009","version":"..."}} ``` It's not very clear what `handler` means, and we don't see the start and end of...

When pushing a Docker app, this is the only staging-related logs printed: ``` 2021/04/06 16:13:44 [DEBUG] POST http://capi.cf-system.svc.cluster.local:9023/internal/v3/staging/65545898-befa-4078-9fa2-7c84693008cb/build_completed?start=false ``` This is not a `lager` log. Also, it would be nice...

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This is how logs look like when a task is run: ``` {"timestamp":"...","level":"debug","source":"convert","message":"convert.convert-task","data":{"app-id":"...","task-guid":"..."}} ``` It's not very clear what `convert` means, and we don't see the start and end of...

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When starting `opi`, this is what the user sees: ``` {"timestamp":"...","level":"info","source":"handler","message":"handler.opi-connected","data":{}} ``` This is not great, as it's not clear what `handler` and `opi-connected` mean. It would be great to...

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Hello! It looks like if `vagrant up --provider=google` fails, the machine gets in a weird state so that it can't be started, accessed or even destroyed anymore. Here's the stack...

### Name and Version All charts. In my case, I have looked at the latest versions of MySQL and RabbitMQ. ### What is the problem this feature will solve? In...

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