Adam Greene

@mbsimonovic perhaps you've already seen this, but try running `gliderlabs/consul-agent` or `gliderlabs/consul-server` directly. They 'fix' up a few of your gotchas, such as `-client=0.0.0.0`, `-data-dir`, etc. the run command is...

@mbsimonovic dns can work: - add `--dns 172.17.42.1` to your docker daemon or docker runtime (see below for some examples) - ``` shell docker run --rm \ --name consul \...

Grosser: ok. I generally don't like to checkin automated files (so easy for them to become outdated!), and: - installing a gem in production is not difficult; in fact I...

nokogiri does offer a streaming interface. I've had pretty good luck using it to keep memory low and consistent in other projects. It isn't difficult to use, but it could...

you bet. This article gives a nice summary: https://viget.com/extend/parsing-big-xml-files-with-nokogiri For an internal project I had used the Reader approach. More details can be found here: https://github.com/sparklemotion/nokogiri/wiki/Cheat-sheet#reader-parsers btw, I started using...

I originally changed this in `lib/virtus/attribute/coercer.rb` but that failed as I forgot about the boolean edge-case. I moved it to check just for strings. This is still quite good for...

hey @josephschorr; generally yes; being able to call `quayctl torrent docker seed quay.io/*` or `quayctl torrent docker seed quay.io/org/*service*` would be fantastic (not sure if `--match-all` is needed or what...