Re: [Tools-discuss] rfc-editor.org mailing lists don't add "Archived-At"?

Glen <glen@amsl.com> Wed, 21 July 2021 20:25 UTC

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Having been summoned by name :-) ...

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> From: Michael Richardson <mcr+ietf@sandelman.ca>
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> (I've been told that Glen is moving towards containers for everything)

I'm gratified that you think I'm a "mover" :-) - I try to be as proactive on things as I can.  But, just so nobody gets the wrong idea....

I am *supporting* moving towards containers for as many things as make sense so to do.   I've had long discussions with the IETF (Jay and Robert, mainly - pity them!) to hammer out best practices and clarify my own understanding of the challenges involved.  Like most of us, I love new technologies (and, let's be honest!, new *toys*), and containerization has some exciting aspects that I really like.  I am working hard - in my "copious" free time - to better learn and understand the operational nuances of Docker, Podman, K8S, and related technologies, and hope to build out some really great future infrastructure using these technologies, so that my team and I can better support these things for the IETF, as they move their tools and services into the future.

But I do not "move" the IETF, I just *serve* the IETF.  :-)

Glen