#release-engineering - April 2019 | Slack Archive

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btaiabout 7 years ago

anyone use https://docs.drone.io/ on k8s before? if so, how was setting it up with the helm chart and how stable is it?

Rohit Vermaabout 7 years ago

we are using drone for quiet some time. Apart from licensing it works pretty great and the author is quiet responsive on gitter to address your issues

btaiabout 7 years ago

@Rohit Verma do you use the open source or enterprise?

Rohit Vermaabout 7 years ago

@btai we are using the open source one, we use the official 1.x builds as we are under gmv limits. Also we are currently testing knative build to possibly replace drone.

btaiabout 7 years ago

Gmv limits? what’s knative build?

btaiabout 7 years ago

Interesting

vishnu.shuklaabout 7 years ago

any one using AWS codepipeline for Ruby framework??

vishnu.shuklaabout 7 years ago

can someone help me on this error

vishnu.shuklaabout 7 years ago

Alex Coabout 7 years ago

it does not find any available runtime for js

Alex Coabout 7 years ago

you may want to check the bundle setup

Alex Coabout 7 years ago

https://github.com/rails/execjs

Alex Coabout 7 years ago

https://github.com/rails/execjs/blob/master/lib/execjs/runtimes.rb

Alex Coabout 7 years ago

the simplest way should be install a version of nodejs alongside with the build environment

Alex Coabout 7 years ago

https://github.com/rails/execjs/blob/master/lib/execjs/runtimes.rb#L21

dustinvbabout 7 years ago

I am looking for a simple tool that is maybe already in a Docker image that can take server/credentials vars and remote execute commands on that server with just SSH. I've found fabric and sup both seem a little advanced for what I am looking for since I'd ideally like to just provide the vars there and then specify the commands maybe another var for the command? Nice-to-have would be the ability to specify a file to send over and execute. Anyone have any suggestions?