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has renamed the channel from "devops" to "07-devops"

Hey <@U02N33JTECS> try NOT to use '@ channel' often!

It's usually used to let EVERYONE in a channel know about timely, relevant information or if it's an emergency.

It's like using a 'SOS' signal.... Everyone gets alerted... And if you use it too often it will loose it's significance.

Got! It my bad! I'll delete that one and resend it.

Oh no. It's okay. For now. We all make mistakes! Even I wasn't aware of slack etiquettes when I first joined in. And messed up a couple of times! :sweat_smile:

Hey everyone can anyone help me by providing with resources regarding devops and kubernetes?
Thankyou

For kubernetes you can refer this <https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWnens-FYbIpUpmiiNYfkqTZQUYppGMFV|https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWnens-FYbIpUpmiiNYfkqTZQUYppGMFV>

I wanted to access the directories and files that where created when /gcbm/new and /gcbm/upload where fired in the flint.cloud project. Since I am using windows to run the repo I am not able to access the same. 
Any idea on how to access it

<@U02L5T1KEAX> is using a Windows operating system and she can best help on that.

Actually,in order to access volumes it's asking me to purchase docker desktop premium and if I try to access the physical location of the volume that was created by container then it's a hard disk image file which cannot be opened

Hi, you can inspect the container following the below :

1. docker ps - get the container id from here
2. docker exec -it `container-id` bash 
This will take you into the root of the container

Great! Thanks <@U02L5T1KEAX> for helping me out.

Hello Everyone!
I was working on this <https://github.com/moja-global/FLINT.Cloud/issues/183|Issue>, after analyzing the gcbm workflow I got to know that the .tiff files are getting converted into .json after /dynamic request is getting executed.
My Approach to the issue mentioned above:
1. Take simulation name and the name of the file as input parameter and build the directory path -&gt;read the .json file for the corresponding input file name-&gt; return the json.
Would also like to know ur views on this <@U02L5T1KEAX>!

Yes, that's right
Do give the implementation a shot and if you feel there can be any improvements in the documentation, please do let us know

Hello, 
Currently in Flint.Cloud project we aren't using any package manager for handling kubernetes manifest files.Can we think of using helm charts for this purpose. 
Wanted to know ur thoughts on this! 
<@U01HU0HAFA9> <@U02L5T1KEAX>.

Hi — Yes, I thought about this earlier. Can you please create an issue for this and possibly work on this if you would like to contribute? We can use a tool like Chartpress to generate the Helm charts :smile:

Yes sure! I would love to work on this. 
Thanks <@U01HU0HAFA9>.

Thank You <@U02N33JTECS>. Please let me know when you create an issue and I can provide further inputs there

Hey <@U02N33JTECS> , I don't have as much background working on kubernetes 
Would like to learn more and collaborate on this issue

<@U02L5T1KEAX> would love to collaborate with you to work on this! :+1:

<@U01HU0HAFA9> <@U02L5T1KEAX> I have created the issue!