Benjamin Merot

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So trying different scenarios: a KeepalivedGroup can used by a Service in a different Namespace. kube-proxy handles traffic from the NodePort without need for a NetworkPolicy. One remaining question: how...

@kulinseth, which version of Python is Apple testing the MPS backend with? I'm seeing many MPS backed ML tasks work on Python 3.9 but nothing newer.

@Birch-san, I’m asking cause I’ve seen the same stable diffusion project and different Torch 2.0 nightly run with MPS on Python 3.9 but throw the error from this issue when...

Should the `identities.yaml` file even be involved? Shouldn't the solution be implemented via the `Infinispan` CRD? With a field to enable the creation of a `ServiceBinding` CR and in another...

Or to integrate with the existing `spec.security` definition in the `Infinispan` CRD, adding a `exposeServiceBinding` boolean: ```yaml security: description: InfinispanSecurity info for the user application connection properties: authorization: properties: enabled:...

There shouldn't be passwords in the `Infinispan` CR, that would go against the practice of encrypting passwords and tokens being fetched from Git when talking Continuous Deployment (and I opened...

@mterzo, is this something we could revisit? Would require some extra settings for cases where the PuppetDB and Puppet Server are on different hosts + a setting like catalog to...

It's diff on file, fetched from the Filebucket. The is a feature the old Puppet dashboard in Ruby had, it could be switched on or off. When looking at the...

What are you missing? With ```json "message": "Filebucketed /hello.txt to main with sum c8fa88ab20eb46b3c2400bd32c92038d" ``` and ```json "new_value": "{md5}3b365c9e291bd579c032d67a66304b9f", "old_value": "{md5}c8fa88ab20eb46b3c2400bd32c92038d" ``` As long the Pupperboard user has activated the...

I've always enabled remote Filebucket. I'd expect users of Puppetboard to do the same since they have a Puppet master and not just run local Puppet apply. Funny enough, even...