Thoughts about Python, Linux, home automation or Openstack
— I’ve always been fascinated by the potential of Large Language Models (LLMs) to simplify our lives. But, like many of us, I also found myself facing a stark reality: my Gmail inbox was a battlefield. Dozens, sometimes hundreds of emails, and all that precious time spent sifting through them to extract the essentials. It […]
Reviewing is one of my duties I’m doing daily. I try to dedicate around 2 hours each day in reading code, understanding the principles, checking if everything is OK from a Python perspective, verifying the test coverage and eventually trying to understand if it’s good for the project I’m supporting and not breaking anything even […]
Everyone can do mistakes, in particular when under pressure one do a quick change-and-push patchset to Gerrit without checking PEP8 compliancy… How many times Jenkins gives -1 to a patch because of PEP8 check failing ? The solution is to add a git hook on a commit for checking PEP8 compliancy. I personnally prefer running the check […]
(Reposting the article from http://blog.xlcloud.me/post/2013/09/11/Baremetal-Driver-and-the-Devstack) You maybe know the Baremetal driver is quite experimental and planned to be replaced by the Ironic project. That said, there were recent improvements from the community which made the baremetal driver still very interesting to test. So as to get the latest updates, I tried to configure a Devstack…
Note: This doc applies to (and has been tested with) Puppet 3, but should also be compatible with Puppet 2.7. Let me know if you see some changes with this version. I went to Puppet while I was playing with Openstack, trying to provide multiple labs environments for my company peers. The basic idea was […]
Most of the time, you have to deal with disk space. Most of the time, it’s growing. And most of the time, you run (or you plan to run) out of space. When dealing with Openstack and Cinder, the choice is : are you able to increase your backend size (maybe you can add a […]