2019-04-11 00:02:45 UTC - Jin Choi: Here is the data intact:
```
$ cat ~/.wskprops
AUTH=f581fff4-8138-4b96-8c5e-7d04669f7791:1aRvMpln4kmPjULniEzLL1IORRLhm4zwotGRBQI4tSXbRJDr2kKaE8eUsTLtOPfH
APIHOST=omitted```
And subject document from the db:
```{
"_id": "jin",
"_rev": "1-cf888af29c067ea5c1e3
2019-04-11 10:45:53 UTC - Dominic Kim: Is there any way to remove all actions
other than actions specified in `.yml`?
https://openwhisk-team.slack.com/archives/C79ALSWJJ/p1554979553000800
2019-04-11 18:53:13 UTC - Zach Herridge: Hi has anyone tried deploying
OpenWhisk on DigitalOcean managed Kubernetes? I haven't used OpenWhisk before
but I was thinking about trying it out on this setup.
https://openwhisk-team.slack.com/archives/C3TPCAQG1/p1555008793146600
2019-04-11 19:22:22
I've been poking at a user-reported issue [1] where apigateway is not
working when deployed on a Kubernetes cluster running on Docker for Mac.
I believe the root problem is that the networking with Kubernetes on Docker
for Mac is not symmetrical. That is to say, within the cluster you use
https
"...I think GC implementation is orthogonal to my proposal.
So if you can deal with such problems, I would gladly apply it as well..."
I think it's definitely worth trying. The "mark-and-sweep" pattern with an
eventual consistent state may give GC a good premise to make decisions.
If GC is instanti
