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Increasing Concourse Worker Container Limits
Concourse runs all pipeline processes inside containers providing isolation, security and customisability. By default each Concourse worker allows only 250 containers to run concurrently, leading to the dreadedmax containers reachederror message. Thankfully this limit can beincreased with two simple flags. How can you do this,shouldyou do this, and why was the limit 250?
Cloud Foundry Rolling Deployments
Version 7 of Cloud Foundry’scfCLI is now generally available. This makes rolling deployments a first-class feature, and adds many more flexible workflows than the originalcf pushoffered. These changes bring the Cloud Foundry user experience more in line with what users have come to expected from Kubernetes’ Deployments.Rolling deployments are now available- so why should you switch?
Teenage Farmers Targeted by Turkish Base — Community Peacemaker Teams - Iraqi Kurdistan
But Khalifan is not a relaxing rural paradise. In recent years the villagers have been under constant threat of bombardment from the Turkish military base clearly visible on a nearby mountaintop. Since 2018, the village has lost 60 cows, 20 horses and dozens of goats killed in Turkish bombings. The people of Khalifan live in a permanent state of fear. On January 13th, two young shepherds were on Chiadel Mountain, minding a herd of goats.
La nación aborigen Wangan y Jagalingou se opone a una desastrosa mina nueva de carbón en Australia
A diferencia de otros medios, en CTXT mantenemos todos nuestros artículos en abierto. Nuestra apuesta es recuperar el espíritu de la prensa independiente: ser un servicio público. Si puedes permitirte pagar 4 euros al mes, apoya a CTXT. ¡Suscríbete! Con el apoyo del gobierno australiano, la corporación Adani sigue adelante con uno de los mayores y más controvertidos proyectos de combustibles fósiles del mundo.
The Wangan and Jagalingou Nation Stands Against Adani's Carmichael Coal Mine
Night work at the Carmichael coal mine, Queensland, Australia, in September 2020. Photo: Cameron Laird/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 The Wangan and Jagalingou people are an Aboriginal nation from central Queensland. Their country is part of Australia’s mythical dry and dusty outback. But as they know well, it’s also watered by the Doongmabulla Springs, whose waters bubble up to fill the Carmichael and Belyando rivers. For the Wangan and Jagalingou, the springs are a sacred place.
In Australia, the Wangan and Jagalingou Nation Is Standing Against the Disastrous Carmichael Coal Mine
The Wangan and Jagalingou people are an Aboriginal nation from central Queensland. Their country is part of Australia’s mythical dry and dusty outback. But as they know well, it’s also watered by the Doongmabulla Springs, whose waters bubble up to fill the Carmichael and Belyando rivers. For the Wangan and Jagalingou, the springs are a sacred place.
Shut Youth Prisons, Chelsea Manning + stopping Adani
A special report from Else Kennedy of Shut Youth Prisons in Alice Springs explores the juvenile (in)justice system from the perspectives of Dylan and Kirra Voller, in the wake of the NT Royal Commission into Juvenile Justice. The Vollers were thrown into the spotlight after a Four Corners report in October 2016 exposing inhumane conditions and treatment of juvenile prisoners, including Dylan. This report includes a spoken word piece from Dylan and a new track from his sister Kirra.
Students around the country rally for climate action - The Wire
Today students all around the country went on strike to protest the federal government’s lack of action on climate change. It follows a wave of activity recently, including the stopping of a coal trains by zoology student Sadie Jones and teacher Greg Rolles. Download Audio
Changing minds about Aboriginal landscapes - The Wire
Our ideas about our relationship to the land are tied up in our cultural past. For Aboriginal people, their relationship to country comes from long-standing cultural traditions, but it’s also influenced by western history. This was what author and historian Bruce Pascoe realised when he wrote his book Dark Emu several years ago.
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