Now that the survey is closed we've begun to work through the information and try to share share results more widely. Here are pointers to some information as it pertains to Helm, where some of the

It just takes a long time to fetch k8s.io/kubernetes from source. Depending on internet speeds it’s taken me upwards of a half hour to fetch k8s.io/kubernetes. How long were you waiting for?

Hi I need to install Tiller locally for some reasons and the only way to do it is installing from source as I understand. I followerd the steps listed in the docs

Hi I need to install Tiller locally for some reasons and the only way to do it is installing from source as I understand. I followerd the steps listed in the docs

We're going to go around sharing it everywhere. I'll try to get to that later today. Thanks for pointing it out. -- Matt Farina mattfarina.com Go in Practice - A book of Recipes for the Go

Matt Thank-you for doing this. Please could you post on some of the CNCF slack channels too? alexis

The survey is available at https://goo.gl/forms/ht61kKETiqVR103v1 Backstory: For the past several months the App Def WG has been looking at how people build applications to run on Kubernetes and tools

Sounds good to me! Michelle Noorali

Thanks Matt Farina! For the how many users question, I think it depends what you want to know. Are you trying to get a sense of how many developers or operators are using helm? Or, is helm the go-to

This looks great! Would it be useful to add an extra section under the "how many users are in your organization" question, asking: Under your current job role, approximately how many users are using

To learn more about what people need out of helm v3 I'm starting to put together a survey. A document with questions is at the following link. If you have any feedback please feel open to adding

As we kick of Helm 3 development, we want to make sure that (a) it is easy to do work on the Helm 3 codebase, and (b) we don't break the Helm experience for existing users. After doing some

Matt Yes, absolutely build is a more complex case. But it can be a super set of packaging, as exemplified by nix. All these systems benefit from being deterministic and compositional, and I think the

Alexis, Thanks for sending that paper out. It was a fun read to start my day. I think it's only tangentially relevant to Helm because Helm is a package manager rather than a build tool. A comparison

Hi Dropping Computer Science, right about now... Ilya dug up this new paper from Simon Peyton-Jones (MS Research) and others. They look at build systems from a theoretical POV. Their objective is

Yup, March 27th works. I've added you to the agenda.. -- Quinton Hoole quinton@...

Hi Matt Thanks, your writeups are very useful. Two comments/questions: 1. Your multi-cluster use cases would be interesting to kubernetes-SIG-multicluster, who might also be able to provide you with

Quinton, I'd be happy to come. Would the March 27th meeting be a good one for this? Good idea. I'll craft a PR. Cheers, Matt -- Matt Farina mattfarina.com Go in Practice - A book of Recipes for the

+1, that is a major usage pattern for us and implemented using flux-helm. I don't think this has implications about what would trigger a pull/upgrade. This is because anything that triggers a pull

Brian, that's a good question. These are definitely similar and may be able to be combined. There have been requests to have a service running in a cluster that watches or is notified of changes in a