Joel Bennett

Did you want to get out of the cloud? #Azure has you covered: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/azurearcblog/introducing-azure-local-cloud-infrastructure-for-distributed-locations-enabled-b/4296017

LOL. You can "have your cloud, and yeet it too!"

#AzureCloud #AzureLocal #DataCenter #SelfHosting #AzureArc #DadJoke

@zas Also, #kong KIC has _great_ support for the #GatewayAPI (even the preview stuff like #grpc) as far as I can tell.

I haven't tried it, because BYOCNI made it harder to switch off #cilium, and I have a talk to do ;-)

https://docs.konghq.com/kubernetes-ingress-controller/latest/get-started/

@zas Yeah, I've been trying to set up an #AKS #k8s #cluster with #cilium using the #GatewayAPI exclusively instead of my #traefik #ingress and it's tricky, not because of the "BYOCNI" part, but because *most* helm charts still don't support Gateway -- but do support Ingress.

Sadly, the #Ingress2Gateway project got so sidetracked supporting vendor extensions that the current version can't even generate plain HTTP Routes from ingresses unless you're using @istiomesh

Has anyone had problems since this week with New-AzApiManagementApiRevision?
#Azure #PowerShell #APIM

Something like this?
https://github.com/Azure/azure-powershell/issues/24144

This #owncloud graphapi vulnerability (seriously, phpinfo, in 2023?) is one of those things that only affect a fraction of users, but if you're affected, you'd better have already addressed it, because the #exploit is live.

https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/11/owncloud-vulnerability-with-a-maximum-10-severity-rating-comes-under-mass-exploitation/

#CVSS10

The GitHub "actions/runner-images" project has been insisting they are just sticking with "LTS" #PowerShell for a year now.

PowerShell 7.4 GA is out and is the new LTS release.

https://github.com/actions/runner-images/issues/8847

Since 7.2 doesn't expire until November, my bet is they not do anything for several months, at least.

Anyone betting against me?

P.S. I'm using #earthly in my builds, so I can build and test with the versions of #PowerShell I want to support.

https://earthly.dev/

@thorstenbutz I am using #miniconda (via chocolatey), and the #dotnet global tool to get #jupyter with #powershell etc.

# new, elevated window
choco update miniconda dotnet-sdk -y

# new, elevated window
$ENV:PATH += ';C:\tools\miniconda3\Scripts'
(& "conda.exe" "shell.powershell" "hook") -join "`n" | Invoke-Expression

# conda init powershell
conda install jupyter
dotnet tool install -g Microsoft.dotnet-interactive
dotnet interactive jupyter install

# Double-check:
jupyter kernelspec list

@[email protected] wait, does #Netwrix provide their SDK without a redistribution license?

I don't know if I'm learning #jq syntax or just making a collection of usable queries, but here's one for yaml from today.

To pull the #kubectl config for the user(s) with "prod" in the name:

yq '.users.[] | select(.name|contains("prod"))' $home\.kube\config

That's https://github.com/mikefarah/yq

#yq doesn't (yet) support _all_ of jq's syntax, but it supports everything I've needed, and it works on yaml AS WELL AS on json...