[10:03:41] <urbanecm>	 What is the canonical way to get a pod for a job (so that I can view its logs)? I've been using `kubectl get pods | grep mw-script.codfw.7y6f5yhu`, but there probably is a better way to do that?
[10:09:26] <Lucas_WMDE>	 urbanecm: kubectl get pods -l job-name=mw-script.codfw.7y6f5yhu works AFAICT
[10:09:42] <Lucas_WMDE>	 (once I figured out, via `kubectl get jobs -o yaml | less`, that it needs to be job-name=, not job=)
[10:09:42] <urbanecm>	 ah, there is a label. makes sense.
[10:09:50] <urbanecm>	 thanks Lucas_WMDE
[10:09:57] <Lucas_WMDE>	 np :)
[10:11:11] <Lucas_WMDE>	 really annoying that filtering by annotations is apparently not as easy (because comments end up in annotations not labels)
[10:12:40] <taavi>	 yes, that's how labels and annotations differ from each other :-P
[10:26:33] <revi>	 Currently talking with my ISP about connection to eqsin being sooooooo slow
[10:27:06] <revi>	 is there some way for comparing connection speed? maybe bastions?
[10:29:08] <XioNoX>	 you can point upload.wikimedia.org to a different POP in your hosts file and download a big file, like a video, from commons
[10:29:16] <XioNoX>	 revi: ^
[10:29:59] <revi>	 let me see...
[10:31:12] <claime>	 dpogorzelski: jhathaway (Jesse) and slyngs (Simon). v.olans (Riccardo) is offsite as is m.oritzm (Moritz)
[10:55:41] <revi>	 I don't get why they insist on their engineer coming to my home to inspect networks but meh
[20:28:03] <cdanis>	 urbanecm: btw you can just do `kubectl logs job/foobar`
[22:03:34] <Raine>	 🤯 TIL
[22:04:01] <Raine>	 (about kubectl logs working for job)
[22:05:18] <cdanis>	 it's in `kubectl logs help` as an example 😅
[22:10:41] <Raine>	 welp, so much for priding myself in RingTFM XD
[22:37:37] <urbanecm>	 cdanis: that is even easier, thank you!