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I've used Talos Linux[1] on a production infrastructure. To keep a Maintainability. (Because there are no person to maintain a infrastructure 24/7) All the con
by seungwoolee518 2y ago
I've used Talos Linux[1] on a production infrastructure. To keep a Maintainability. (Because there are no person to maintain a infrastructure 24/7)
All the configurations are made and came from YAML. So I can manage and share on Git. And able to spin a new node (or cluster) ASAP.
For my own, I'm using a NixOS as a daily driver. It's pretty great to spin up machine and environment ASAP. (I don't know why I keep saying `ASAP`, but time is a money.)
However the downside is require a strong knowledge of Nix Language. Sometime the installer crashses.
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[1]: https://www.talos.dev/ https://www.talos.dev/