@M2 lmk what you think, if it passes muster lets shove it in bluefin asap?
@M2 lmk what you think, if it passes muster lets shove it in bluefin asap?
Fmy hosts file clutters the view & I only see that as a result lol
Fas it has tons of stuff in it
Fbut very neat
FI wanted to do something similar, but for just commands, to see what user applied or not
FHowever, my approach was very complicated & I find status checks enough for that
Jlooks like we're crossing 9m pulls tomorrow!
MWill test it out. Have been mostly writing quadlets directly. At the very least I'll see how it handles a distrobox.
Jyeah I wasn't thinking for us as much as I am for people starting off moving to podman but have piles of compose everywhere
EWill be at 10m before you know it!
MWe doubled from 5m in like 2 months.
J
Jyeah we're dooming ourselves pretty decently now. 
Jmy expectation is a spike after scale/kubecon, not because of the usb sticks on hand since those won't be that many, but just from exposure, like once we start talking to folks directly and they understand how it works, etc.
I2-3 gb per pull 
Jlike there's at least a bunch of youtubers who will be at scale
Jyeah but diffs are coming well before we hit an actual large number
Ias if 9PB isn't much
Hwish there was a way to track pulls per day
Jcompared to the rest of ghcr.io we're a rounding error
Jbut yeah it'll be nice to make those efficient because it does suck when you travel with a laptop
Jthough I admit to doing an rpm-ostree update on delta wifi and it worked just fine, hahaha
MSome more exposure will be great. We have some limitations from how things still expect to write to /usr and we have the workarounds for SELinux stuff but that cruft is not the end of the world.
Jit'll be nice hanging with the framework crew too, so after scale with kyle/noel I'll see them at OSS Summit so I'll bring them some stickers for there too
NMan being a techie in the US must be nice heh
NDepends where you live. If you're in the Midwest like me, there isn't much
NEast and West Coast have the most amount of conferences or events going on.
EStill panning over any potential topics I think would be cool to present at KubeCon NA
NAnd I live on the whole other side of the pond :P even less there lmao
NThere's a few! Kubecon is in France this year 
JI'll try to think of ideas!
JI thing the EU is the place to be for oss conferences
Jyou have FOSDEM, at least one kubecon that moves around the continent
Jand there's large cloud native meetups all over too.
Htraveling in EU is still expensive sadly. at least for me
NEven public transit? In the US you can only drive or fly.
NDriving is super time consuming. Bussing or trains aren't really a valid option for most.
Hmy trip to sweden (although i am going to a non common travel location) is costing me about $800 and im just crossing the border
NOuch.
Hand im borrowing someones couch while i am there
NAren't borders less of an issue if you are part of the European Union?
Htrue, you just need your passport and a schengen attestation for what meds youre on (and a list of meds signed by your doc)
NHow are you travelling? 800$ sounds too much for crossing a border into Sweden
Hmy trip would have been cheaper if i had gone to sweden and then taken a train from there which was the original plan
Hbut i didnt feel like doing the whole
train --> bus --> train --> bus --> train rigmarole
train --> bus --> train --> bus --> train rigmarole
Hbecause they are working on the tracks until after my vacation
Hbut the trip would still been about $500 i think i estimated
NYou live in Norway right? Stuff is hella expensive there
Hyep
Hi also live in the part of norway with the most expensive public transport 