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Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

that ability is on the long-term road map

Elijah Rippeth

@erip

Nice!

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Ultimately, we would need someone to write the kafka adapter though

think you could do that part?

Elijah Rippeth

@erip

starting in ~June, probably

do you have an interface already?

or do you need to abstract some stuff out?

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

We definitely still need to abstract out some stuff

I'll ping you once we have the interface?

Elijah Rippeth

@erip

for sure!

I’m still waiting for the bg in a bg meetup. :P

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Yeah, we actually need to make that a thing

@hazmat345 thoughts?

Elijah Rippeth

@erip

@loganasherjones you have to cross the bridge to get to VA, yeah?

if so: yikes

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Yeah

Elijah Rippeth

@erip

trying to think about what’s most central

are you in the DC part of MD or closer to the water?

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

I'm further north. I could make it to DC though

Elijah Rippeth

@erip

I know some folks who run meetups and somehow find venues. I can try to reach out to them

otherwise, there are literal beergardens in DC

heh

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

I'm down with that

Artem Zhukov

@zhukovgreen_gitlab

Hello guys. We have one plugging which assumes to submit tasks to celery and retrieve their outputs. I have a feedback from one of our developers, that beer garden is dealing only with sync tasks and this makes a problem to integrate this solution with the beer garden. Do we understand the limitation properly? How to solve this?

Artem Zhukov

@zhukovgreen_gitlab

Hello guys. We have one plugging which assumes to submit tasks to celery and retrieve their outputs. I have a feedback from one of our developers, that beer garden is dealing only with sync tasks and this makes a problem to integrate this solution with the beer garden. Do we understand the limitation properly? How to solve this?

Anyway, some update from my side. We think to use result.get(timeout=300)in celery. This turns the call into sync one (http://docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/getting-started/first-steps-with-celery.html#keeping-results)

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Yeah, based on my understanding you should be able to call a celery task from a beer-garden plugn without too much of a problem

mshirb

@mshirb_gitlab

hi all, really liking the tool so far :) Just two quick questions, will there be authorisation for which Systems can be used by a user? and using the docker-compose.yml file is there a way to mount pre-defined users without running brew-view first?

Ben Yoshino

@byosh_gitlab

It's been a real long time since I came back to gitter. I updated my installation of beer garden with the latest version, (this time in a virtual environment) but it seems the old systems I wrote no longer works. The error I am receiving is "Backend request timed out" when the system starts up.

This is on a CentOS 7.5, on Python 3.7. Thanks!

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Hi @byosh_gitlab welcome back! :) The error you're receiving seems to indicate that bartender is down. Are you sure bartender is running?

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Hi @mshirb_gitlab glad you like the tool! The documentation for authentication/authorization is a work in progress, but yes, you can do AA in Beer Garden up to a point

burzikw

@burzikw

Hello @loganasherjones,
I attended the Open Space talk at Pycon and was inspired to give Beer Garden a go, especially with the intention of spinning up quick plugins with Docker to help get some of our plugins accessibility across our organization. We've had luck with the docker-compose you've provided on the site, along with the example plugins compose. The issue I'm having is creating a plugin from scratch. I've attempted to follow the docs provided, but I think I'm a little lost. I have the generic Hello World plugin in the my_plugin-1.0.0.0.tar.gz saved into the folder referenced in the compose. I've composed up and when I go into the container, I see it there and untar/compress it.... That's about as far as I can get. I try to rescan the system directory... but it's not going so well. So at the risk of looking foolish in this chat, I thought I would pose the question and see what I get.

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Hey @burzikw! Good to hear from you again. No need to worry about sounding foolish. We are here to help :)

Let me make sure I have your problem correct. You've stood up BG using our docker-compose file from our GitHub repo. After you've stood that up, you have a plugin that you've created and put into a .tar.gz. You've transferred the .tar.gz to the correct folder in the compose, exploded the file, and then tried to rescan but to no avail

I would be interested in seeing what the bartender logs had to say when you rescanned

you can find that out with: docker-compose logs -f bartender

Matt Patrick

@hazmat345

Hi @burzikw, just a quick check, did you change the BG_PUBLISH_HOSTNAME in the docker-compose.yml file?

burzikw

@burzikw

I found the issue. Seems I didn't read enough :)

TLDR: I was missing some required fields in the beer.conf

After I ran the docker-compose logs (thanks @loganasherjones ) and saw the error messages, I went back and read the entry for the required fields below in the tutorial. Might want to consider updating the "Configure your plugin" portion on the plugin local guide. For a noob like myself, it can be misleading. I was under the impression all I needed was the PLUGIN_ENTRY.
That all said, I have my first plugin running. Now the real fun begins.
Thanks again!

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Great! Glad you got it figured out. We are looking at the docs now anyway.

Thanks so much

Matt Patrick

@hazmat345

Yeah that’s great, thanks for the feedback. Glad you got it working 😁

burzikw

@burzikw

Thanks again for the help. I've been busy working for a while and I think what I have is stable enough, I would like to move my containers from one of our testing environments to a more stable one. The issue is that now that I'm moving forward, I need to consider more about the administrative setting for beer-garden itself. I was looking for a bit of documentation on this but was coming up short. I apologize that I don't have real specific questions just yet, mainly because I was hoping there would be something for me to reference that could lead me to ask meaningful questions. and if I'm oblivious to where it could be found, I apologize, but this time I tried to do my homework. :)

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Hi @burzikw we are still working on some of the documentation.

would you mind checking this out: https://beer-garden.io/docs/user_manual/ and telling us what you think?

burzikw

@burzikw

I think I really appreciate the speedy response. You'll have to give me a minute to digest what you posted, but at a cursory glace it looks good. If I could ask, do you have examples of the syntax for calling the REST API as a specific user? I'm also curious if the request page would have any identification as to who ran each request?

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Hmm, I don't think we have any examples of that posted anywhere, but the simplest thing you can do to get that behavior is use the SystemClient and pass in the username/password you want to use. It will automatically take care of making the correct auth requests for you.

The process goes something like this:

Get a token by using your username/password
Use the token in the POST on /requests

But if you don't mind using the SystemClient I highly recommend that instead. That way you can just avoid all the headache other than just passing username/password.

Bill

@gershwinlabs

https://github.com/gershwinlabs/pylint-beergarden

@loganasherjones let me know if you want to pull it in with the other repos in the beer-garden space

Logan Jones

@loganasherjones

Thanks I will take a look

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