Jeff Kolb

This seems to work: ``` version: '2' volumes: rabbitconf: driver: local per_container: true rancherbin: driver: local per_container: true ranchermnesia: driver: rancher-nfs per_container: true services: rabbitmq-datavolume: image: rabbitmq:3.6-management-alpine entrypoint: - /bin/true...

There's an ugly way to get over this if it's present in your version and not likely to to fixed (2.7, etc) Just add this manifest to your cluster: ```yaml...

> @Wwwsylvia Do you have any updates for splitting the storage metric per repository (and/or helm charts) FWIW, I've been doing audits painfully, by Shell Script: ```bash ACR="YOUR_ACR_NAME" echo "megabytes,imageCount,repository"...

My `/v3/index.json` file looks like this ``` { "version": "3.0.0", "resources": [ { "@id": "http://chd9fmks1dt.COMPANY.com:5555/api/v2/package", "@type": "PackagePublish/2.0.0", "comment": "" }, { "@id": "http://chd9fmks1dt.COMPANY.com:5555/api/v2/symbol", "@type": "SymbolPackagePublish/4.9.0", "comment": "" }, { "@id":...

Looks like it might be an issue with Oneget’s JSON parser: https://github.com/OneGet/oneget/issues/430

@loic-sharma is the image on Dockerhub or should I roll my own?

> Just installed release version 0.1.175-prerelease. > > Environment > > Windows 10 Client > PowerShell 5.1 Desktop > PackageManagement Modules: > > PowerShellGet 2.0.4 > PackageManagement 1.3.1 > >...

Did some further testing. Rolling back to `registry.k8s.io/external-dns/external-dns:v0.12.2` solves the problem. I suspect the 0.13.x release's Azure implementation is just straight-up Broken.

Well, I found the issue. I have to call out a domain filter which exactly matches the name of the azure dns zone. In the past, if I had azure...

The issue is in 4.x, that setting is `http_publish_uri = https://graylog.example.com/`