Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-26 Thread Justin Mclean
Hi, We’re still waiting on “official” guidelines on how to use docker at the ASF, but many project so use it and comply with ASF release and distribution policies. The incubator has these draft guidelines that might help [1], but if you want to do it differently to that just discussion it on

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-26 Thread Justin Mclean
Hi, > Very clear explain, Justin, thanks. If you wonder why this is this way it is so that: 1) The ASF legal shield covers the people involved in making a releases. 2) Users who use an ASF product have confidence that they can use it and not run into any legal issues. See [1] for more explanati

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread Ming Wen
Very clear explain, Justin, thanks. Thanks, Ming Wen, Apache APISIX Twitter: _WenMing Justin Mclean 于2019年10月26日周六 下午2:53写道: > Hi, > > > Hi, Justin, all reops with "apisix" in their name will be transferred to > > ASF, I think that will slove the branding issue, right? > > That's one way, but

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread Justin Mclean
Hi, > Hi, Justin, all reops with "apisix" in their name will be transferred to > ASF, I think that will slove the branding issue, right? That's one way, but there are several others as well. they can rename to be something else or make it very clear that are not part of the ASF project. I sugge

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread Ming Wen
Apache APISIX received a new PR[1] about how to deploy Apache APISIX with AWS CDK[2] on AWS Fargate[3]. Weclome discuss in mailing list or under this PR. [1] https://github.com/iresty/apisix/pull/740/files [2] https://aws.amazon.com/cdk/ [3] https://aws.amazon.com/tw/fargate Thanks, Ming Wen, A

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread Ming Wen
agreed, container and cloud are popular. Thanks, Ming Wen, Apache APISIX Twitter: _WenMing vkill.net 于2019年10月26日周六 上午9:09写道: > > I think APISIX should support some old OS > > Hi, YuanSheng > > I also recommend using Docker. >

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread vkill.net
> I think APISIX should support some old OS Hi, YuanSheng I also recommend using Docker.

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread Ming Wen
Hi, Justin, all reops with "apisix" in their name will be transferred to ASF, I think that will slove the branding issue, right? Yes, release is a really big thing, I will follow the guidelines to vote. I have two questions: - Do I need to delete the releases before joining the Apache Incubator?

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread Justin Mclean
Hi, I can see some of the code for this is hosted in external repos e.g [1] - what is going to happen to these? Will they be transferred to the ASF? If not what is going to be about the branding? Also note that releases at the ASF need to voted on the PMC before being released and that unreleas

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread Zhiyuan Ju
I'd recommend using Docker image to deploy for users, it will flatten the differences for different operating systems. Ming Wen 于 2019年10月25日周五 22:46写道: > hello folks, > > There are three ways to install Apache APISIX now: RPM, luarocks, and > docker[1]. > > Developers need to use luarocks to co

Re: [DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread YuanSheng Wang
I love the new way, running it on the container. This feature will make apisix easy to learn and use. BTW, I think APISIX should support some old OS, eg CentOS 6. We still need to support installation via luarocks. On Fri, Oct 25, 2019 at 10:46 PM Ming Wen wrote: > hello folks, > > There are

[DISCUSS] container first

2019-10-25 Thread Ming Wen
hello folks, There are three ways to install Apache APISIX now: RPM, luarocks, and docker[1]. Developers need to use luarocks to compile source code locally to deploy the environment, which is not friendly. I think we should assume APISIX is running on the container, rather than different Linux