[00:33:35] <bd808>	 srish_aka_tux: the bin and etc parts don’t matter per se. The important part is that the ‘command’ line of the config starts your process
[00:34:34] <bd808>	 That line will be called as an exec when the container starts. And the container will exit and then be started again when the command process exits
[00:36:08] <bd808>	 Your question is a good one though. Making me think a bit about how to add more doc on wikitech explaining what the deployment yaml does
[00:46:42] <srish_aka_tux>	 @bd808 Okay! That's helpful. I've a couple more follow-up questions. So does the `yaml` file execute magically when the container starts? 
[00:48:34] <srish_aka_tux>	 If so, how can I get this cycle started and rely on the scripts purely for the deployment and not on the `webservice start` command? 
[00:52:37] <bd808>	 srish_aka_tux: ‘kubectl create -f ...’ uploads the yaml to the kubernetes api server. Once that happens kubernetes will “magically” start the first pod
[00:53:18] * bd808 gets on a plane
[00:53:20] <srish_aka_tux>	 @bd808 Interesting! Now I get it :) 
[00:53:45] <srish_aka_tux>	 @bd808 enjoy your plane ride! 
[23:02:17] <Framawiki>	 !log tools.totoazero Deployed ea19353, file restructuring so that the scripts used are in a clean repo cloned from github
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[23:05:01] <Framawiki>	 !log tools.totoazero Further commits can be listed on github and thus their deployment will probably not be copied here too all the time
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