May 3, 2021

Notes from today:

• Improved this PR (add examples to demonstrate the usage of dynamic client #1448) from yesterday with review pointers. What I fixed is the following:
  • used apiextensions.k8s.io/v1 in place of apiextensions.k8s.io/v1beta for CustomResourceDefintion (CRD) api
  • changing the apiextensions.k8s.io version to v1 made adding versions schema mandatory. So, learnt a lot today about writing CRD schema.
  • improved variables names...

May 2, 2021

Notes from today:

• Worked on the following two issues:
  • how to get namespaces ingressroutes through #1388
    • PR ready, I’m just waiting for one of my yesterday’s PR to get merged first, so, I could add solution to this as well, on top of that.
  • How do we do rolling restart? #1378
    • PR here ~ https://github.com/kubernetes-client/python/pull/1450
• Had a brainstorming session with...

May 1, 2021

Did the following today:

• In the morning, I rebased this PR (Add custom alertmanager go template to enhance email config) with integreatly-operator master branch. And it created a terrible mess (some really serious mess, with changes in 551 files), took me an hour to clean it & finally make it even with the master branch. Hoping it’ll be merged next week, so we get it atleast in the RHOAM...

April 29, 2021

Did the following today:

• Collaborated with a fellow kubernetes contributor (newbie like myself) to discuss his PR (Support customizing “Accept” header #1428) for fixing this issue here. It basically asks to make the API Request/Response Accept header more flexible against different content-type values. (More deeper stuff in the issue itself)

• I also learnt a couple of new k8s api requests debugging stuff. For ex,...

October 18, 2020

A couple of weeks back (October 4, 2020), I was invited by DSC TIET (Developer Students Clud, Thaper University), to share my experience during my Outreachy internship & being a part of the open source communities in general. I’m glad I got this chance, & even more grateful that folks heard me nicely for around 45-50 minutes. :)

Here is the link to the recorded session:

October 17, 2020

Turned 23 this time! :)

I’m grateful to everyone who in one or the other way, was with me, and helped me become the person, I’m today! All the just criticisms, the healthy criticisms, the directions, the mentorship, the care, the support I received from everyone & anyone, I’m simply grateful to every single one of them. I really mean it from the core of my heart. I know it helped me...

August 14, 2020

Recently (last month, the 27th of july), I got a chance to speak at the GNOME Annual Conference, GUADEC’20.

All thanks to Felipe Borges, for he actually organised the Intern lightning talks, for giving us (the past & the current Outreachy & GSoC interns) a chance to speak about our experiences throughout being a part of the community.

It was indeed a very warm, incredibly awesome experience getting this opportunity...

August 10, 2020

Ok, this time I made a jump from chapter 3, to directly chapter 8 in the book Python for DevOps, because I needed to learn about writing tests/unitests in python.

When I say writing tests, I broadly mean writing validation steps, to check if everything is happening the intended way or not. And if not, then what kind of behaviour I’m receiving from my program, or infrastructure.

August 10, 2020

In the last post, we discussed about using pytest module for writing traditional software tests.

Here, we will be expanding the same for performing Infrastructure testing using pytest module.

August 07, 2020

In continuation with my previous book notes from the Chapter 3, Working with the command line, from the book Python for DevOps!

So, far…

• I learnt how to interact with the system & shell using Python, with the help of sys, os, & subprocess modules.
• Then I learnt about how to separate command line python script calls from the module import invocation, using the...