Wes McNamee

I'm just trying to get NLB (Layer 4) with `HTTP` (no TLS) to work, and I'm gettin 400's. > `module` ```yaml config: diagnostics: allow_non_local: true enabled: false use_proxy_proto: true ```...

I can confirm that the protocol stack is the problem. Removing `protocol` and setting `protocolStack: [ "PROXY", "HTTP", "TCP" ]` Fixes the issue for me. ```yaml # Bug in using...

Ya, I like intersect, and intersectAll. Variadic args seems useful. I'll update/create some more PRs

> Changing what the function fundamentally does, without changing the signature, is going to cause grievances that will not be caught by the compiler, for the current consumers. Bugfixes change...

I was also curious about this, specifically for the cert generated by `apiext`. https://github.com/emissary-ingress/emissary/blob/bdf22367b999a79965be248480aeca49c5ee2bca/cmd/apiext/ca.go#L34 I feel like the code be cleaner if `apiext` _required_ a cert (generated by cert-manager) instead...

Is this still stale? Is there an ongoing issue with proxy protocol and redirection? I'm asking because in this section of the docs, it's indicating that it is `HTTP ->...

This is actually an issue that `camelcase` should mean that the first letter is lowercase. Pascalcase (function does not exist) is where the first letter is uppercase. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/brada/history-around-pascal-casing-and-camel-casing https://www.theserverside.com/answer/Pascal-case-vs-camel-case-Whats-the-difference https://khalilstemmler.com/blogs/camel-case-snake-case-pascal-case/...

I feel like what I actually need is to watch the kubernetes audit log, which does tell me about all the operations that happen across the cluster. What I haven't...

@aantn I'm not actually sure this is possible with just the auditlog, I'm trying to get some more information from a kubernetes maintainer about this. ### 💡 Use Case The...

The audit log gives you the who. It tells you about other ”failed" changes too (useful to see), and since it's following the audit log, it means you will never...