[07:11:09] Hello i try deploy a web service but the command become to start don't run [07:11:21] some idea why this happens? [07:12:10] https://toolsadmin.wikimedia.org/tools/id/graffiti-project [07:19:38] Hello everyone My name is Juan Jaramillo of Colombia chapter [07:20:04] I'm trying to deploy a web service, but I can't get past the become command. [07:20:51] https://toolsadmin.wikimedia.org/tools/id/graffiti-project [07:20:52] Does anyone have any idea why I can't run this command? Please note that I have already logged into the VPS via SSH. [07:54:55] Noisk8: can you share the exact command you run, and the output? (copy-paste from the terminal) [08:53:09] !log tools.wikibugs restarted the gerrit job, was not reporting updates again [08:53:11] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.wikibugs/SAL [23:42:34] So this is a wild idea I have... you know how Cloud Services has filtered replicas of the databases? How hard it would it be for me to make my own replica of your replica? Is that something I could feasibly do if I maintained some kind of SSH tunnel between my server and your network? [23:47:30] @harej: the filtering we have today is done in a query time view layer. What you are interested in would require those to become materialized views that produced actual tables that could be replicated. I think there might be some stuff buried in a Phab task about the difficulty of that, but as I remember it is really hard. [23:48:32] That does sound harder to replicate than a straight replica [23:49:17] Replicating that data outside of a WMF controlled network has some implications too as the data that is redacted changes over time (on-wiki supression, etc) [23:49:38] True, I would have to find some way to consistently honor that. [23:50:16] I suppose there's the insane option of rebuilding MediaWiki's table structure using the XML dumps and creating an update workflow around that, but... no one is paying me to do that. [23:51:06] What's would this meta data replication solve for you? [23:51:33] Repeatedly running certain large queries, like the number of DOI.org URLs in English Wikipedia's database, kept fresh over time [23:52:13] Which, for just that one use case wouldn't be worth it, but say I had a bunch of queries like that [23:52:46] it would need more than you to have the need too to make the massive work on the Wikimedia side pay off. [23:55:34] "Can we put the wikireplicas somewhere offsite?" is a question that is not new. In the past discussions I've been in thought turned towards curated datamarts rather than direct replication. Then things get into "what questions would the mart be designed to answer?" and "who would maintain it?" and things stall out. [23:56:36] * bd808 wanders off looking for foodz