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    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    @cj azk is a tool to orchestrate development environments
    kontena is a tool to deploy your application using container plataform
    CJ Lazell
    @cj
    thank you for the response. azk only pushes to a single DO instance right now, correct?
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    nope
    CJ Lazell
    @cj
    really? I don't see any load blancing or anything at http://docs.azk.io/en/deploy/
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    for the DO, there is an image with scripts that automates the process of creation of machines
    http://images.azk.io/#/deploy-digitalocean?_k=p7paz2
    but it is possible to deploy to any machine (based on ubuntu) with ssh access.
    http://images.azk.io/#/deploy?_k=tfcq41
    the focus of the azk is the development environment, but the Azuki will be able to carry it to any cloud service.
    but while the Azuki is not ready, it is possible to use images (as mentioned above) to deploy to where you want it.
    CJ Lazell
    @cj
    I get you... thank you for all the info
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    example: azukiapp/azk#637
    you are using the azk with Ruby on Rails?
    CJ Lazell
    @cj
    no rails, too bloated :)
    I'm using https://github.com/jeremyevans/roda
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    interesting, did not know.
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    worked well with the azk?
    CJ Lazell
    @cj
    yep :)
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    Cool.
    What are you thinking?
    Slobodan Mišković
    @slobo

    hey folks, is there a quick way to provide a browser access to azk status and azk logs? My ideal would be to have a dashboard that shows a listing of all active manifests (say 

    /projects/proj1/Azkfile.js
/projects/proj2/Azkfile.js
...

    and then when clicking in one of them to have a listing of azk status for all systems defined in that Azkfile, and have a tab that will let me stream logs to the browser (say like https://github.com/r7kamura/webtail)

    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    hi @slobo
    for now, do not :cry:
    but the next versions of azk this and other things will be possible
    Slobodan Mišković
    @slobo
    so is this in the works, any eta, or just planning stage?
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    within a few days we should announce the new backlog.
    with the new backlog we will have an ETA. At the moment is being done on the planning end.
    Slobodan Mišković
    @slobo
    cool, thanks!
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    but if you want to open already an issue for this, will be of great value
    CJ Lazell
    @cj
    man, I'm going nuts... I have FROM ruby:2.2.4 in my docker file yet I get this error when booting up Your Ruby version is 2.3.0, but your Gemfile specified 2.2.4
    wtf
    Slobodan Mišković
    @slobo
    did you try azk start -B to rebuild the docker image in case azk didnt notice Dockerfile change?
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    @cj it worked as the tip of @slobo ?
    CJ Lazell
    @cj
    nope, I ended up building my own docker file using ubuntu trusty as the base and installed rbenv that checked a versions.txt file that installed multipule versions of ruby
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    how is your Azkfile @cj ?
    CJ Lazell
    @cj
    it wasn't an issue with azk, it was some docker thing. loving azk though :)
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    ok. but strange does not work after you have set the version of the image
    CJ Lazell
    @cj
    I know :/ well atleast it works now :)
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    nice. anything, you can call =D
    Andreas Schmelas
    @m9dfukc
    Hey, are there any tutorials around which show, step by step, how to deploy to Amazon AWS Elastic Beanstalk with azk-deploy?
    Andreas Schmelas
    @m9dfukc
    ... using a generic Multi-Docker container
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    for now still not done. To make the deploy to aws you need to create the EC2 machine and configure the azk deploy for use there.
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    Some users have already used the image azukiapp/deploy for the EC2. He said that he would work in an integration, as is done in the azukiapp/deploy-digitalocean
    there is the possibility of doing the same thing to the ELB.
    Andreas Schmelas
    @m9dfukc
    ok, good to know that there is somebody working on it ;)
    So, you would go with a preconfigred ec2 instance - f.e. with php and then deploy unsing azk-deploy via ssh?!
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    in theory, you only need to create an instance with ssh access, (without doing anything else). After you set up the deploy of your Azkfile to use is the instance with the ssh key used.
    Slobodan Mišković
    @slobo
    hey folks, this looks like it will make life much easier - no more need to support VM directly: https://blog.docker.com/2016/03/docker-for-mac-windows-beta/
    they say: "Volume mounting for your code and data: volume data access works correctly, including file change notifications (on Mac inotify now works seamlessly inside containers for volume mounted directories). "
    i wonder if they figured out performance so that sync() can go away as well :)
    (best part of my day is always deleting code :D )
    Gullit Miranda
    @gullitmiranda
    very interesting @slobo . I'm looking now =D
    Dr Kim Foale
    @kimadactyl
    heya all, trying to set my existing rails app to work with azk, does anyone have a good tutorial? most of the stuff im reading presumes youre starting from scratch :) seems like an amazing tool :D
    Dr Kim Foale
    @kimadactyl
    Specifically im wondering how to configure and copy over my existing database