[08:56:28] fyi, the mgmt switch in eqiad A8 seems down [10:43:55] eqiad.Core.msw1-eqiad smokeping alrts are related to that I assume? [10:49:06] apergos: indeed, smokeping is annoying to mute though [10:53:08] no worries, I just relaized after some hours that it was a pattern and not a blip [10:53:13] (mind working slow today) [11:07:01] thanks for the head's up, I didn't know smokeping was checking that endpoint [15:42:22] semi-annual PHP versions stats https://stitcher.io/blog/php-version-stats-january-2022 ; TLDR: Majority on 7.4 (40%) or PHP 8.0+ (33%). [15:45:11] Krinkle: It's going to be such fun in a few months time when MW supports only PHP 7.4 because we still can't test the base tarball in 8.0. :-( [15:49:35] <_joe_> James_F: what's preventing us from doing so? The lack of an image? [15:52:44] _joe_: No. We've been blocked on the ElasticSearch upgrade for two years as of this Wednesday now. :-( T271777 [15:52:45] T271777: Bump rufin/elastica (and related libraries) to versions that support PHP 8.0 - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T271777 [15:53:15] Current prod task is T295666. [15:53:15] T295666: Upgrade Cirrus elasticsearch clusters to 6.8.20 - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T295666 [15:54:31] <_joe_> hey for once it's not me blocking everyone [15:54:38] :-) [17:06:49] Speaking of php 8 compat, "WordPress is not fully compatible with PHP 8.0 or 8.1. All remaining known PHP 8.1 issues are deprecation notices." - https://make.wordpress.org/core/2022/01/10/wordpress-5-9-and-php-8-0-8-1/ [17:10:03] It's a nice overview of the various things a large code base may run into. [17:54:50] Krinkle: Did they mean 'now'? [18:00:35] James_F: he, I suppose that could work too. [18:00:41] I can see it either way. [18:01:56] https://make.wordpress.org/core/handbook/references/php-compatibility-and-wordpress-versions/ [18:02:39] I think you're right, this was meant to be an announcement transitioning support from beta to official, sans some non-fatal logspam [18:10:22] cdanis: It looks like the first action item of this October incident is resolved and the second one is placeholder. Is there more or can the task be closed? https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T292792 [20:07:48] Hey, following up on the excellent talk by btullis earlier, I asked one of my friends who works for a DBaaS service what open source solution he would use for MySQL HA. He pointed me to vitess: https://github.com/vitessio/vitess [20:27:10] inflatador: shall I merge 'rdf query service: limit namespace aliasing to /bigdata/namespace' ? [20:29:34] andrewbogott sure, thanks! [20:30:07] done [20:40:20] ^ㅂ^ [21:04:52] inflatador: definitely a lot of big names associated with vitess, looks interesting [21:17:17] yeah, I noticed it's in the Fedora repos too. Will probably kick the tires sooner or later [22:55:45] inflatador: Many thanks for the kind words and recommendation. I will definitely check out vitess.