CoolCold

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   by CoolCold 3y ago

   Indeed
2. 272.▲
   by CoolCold 3y ago

   Sounds like it have not help already - no even need to guess. One of the moments you are in mixed feelings about being right.
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   by CoolCold 3y ago

   I'm not sure on this, will it make any sense - customers who DON'T WANT to be aware of what is required for HA (say lonely devs) choosing such a hosting types. Even if you put educational articles, I'm unsure it will be used.
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   by CoolCold 3y ago

   Nice write-up!
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   by CoolCold 3y ago

   I wonder, I don't remember the case like yours - I see LXD updates, but VEs (virtual environments) are kept running fine
6. 276.▲
   by CoolCold 3y ago

   I'd like to hear more about your experience on joining Puppet and LXD, mind to share?
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   by CoolCold 3y ago

   Let's address the last one, to make things bit more transparent > My point still stands though, there isn't any specific item tying most of the people in this thread to CentOS that they couldn't pay RH or move to Debian&#x
8. 278.▲
   by CoolCold 3y ago

   > Docker would count as "system management knowledge." Jails count as it. Not even going deeper into interesting questions - forcing team to ditch Docker and start using Jails. > You can manage your ports and packages just
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   by CoolCold 3y ago

   WSL keeps moving and adoption increases - compared Stack Overflow reports for 2022 and 2023, WSL is mentioned in Operating Systems and taking 15.68% this year. For professional usage by developers, stats are: in 2022 - 14.34% and in 2023 -
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    +1 on both points - support for env and handling env priority
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    H stands for Hell here, while all devs, DX, startups, hype, CTOs are on Clouds. When you say Infra here on HN, you show you are from the past. /sarcasm-not-so-much-sarcasm
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    clear, thanks! I guess on Apple ecosystem things are more troublesome for such self-hosting/3rd party solution?
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    > Docker FreeBSD is lacking support of Docker - they prefer to think they can ingest system management knowledge into Frontend Developers and suggest to use Jails (with ZFS/Nullfs/VNET/other horrible words for Joe The Svel
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    I was thinking one need to use Google or Apple services to be able to use pushes, how it can work on self hosted? Disclaimer: not doing any development, have very blurry understanding on firebase
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    > but for non-DBAs, explaining that SQL would be overwhelming Is it sort of sarcasm or it's cruel new reality, Team behind EdgeDB observes?
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    That specific case and if you can afford PgBouncer, I agree with you. On a wider scale, Haproxy adds value - auto tracking on sync/async replicas, replica lag windows, falling back on master if all replicas lagging/down, so on.
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    Not using it yet, but basically there where you cannot control who runs what, like shared builders or server with personal beyond infra/itsec teams may have access and need to be able to run containers. As being in group Docker/ha
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    +1, trying to put it my head (disclaimer - I'm a rare user of local docker, as not being developer), hoping to get some insights which may be helpful in better setup for dev team
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    > it does not check host SSH keys Otherwise DX would be totally ruined. Totally. > work on an iPad I never tried, but from the distance it looks like _working_ on such kind of devices is a torture, what's are your impressions, ef
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    Simple LB like Haproxy works fine for this and similar cases. In very nutshell, Haproxy executes checks every n seconds (in your case it can be readonly mode checks ) and disables that upstream. We use it over Mysql/Pg+patroni/Red
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    I'm not sure what I wonder on more - seeing its not enabled on boot or seeing mssql under systemd
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    Nor directly related, but an addition in terms of security like bypassing audit framework, LSM and so on , mentioned in https://youtu.be/AaaH6skUEI8
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    To make it searchable: > Since its inception, the program has rewarded researchers with a total of 1.8 million USD, and in the past year, there has been a clear trend: 60% of the submissions exploited the io_uring component of the Linux
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    Interesting - I don't observe such behavior with snap/lxd on my Ubuntu 20.04 and 22.04 boxes. Not a heavy user though - maximum 15-20 VEs (virtual enforcements) per server.
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    Most people barely have any idea they run any code and what in general code means. Seeing questions like - I was traveling and have a huge bill on internet traffic, I wasn't downloading any movies just watched them online, why you char
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    you are probably from Zulip, and looks like I've found bug on your website go to say https://rust-for-linux.zulipchat.com/login/ and scroll down to the footer. Footer links are relative and seems to not work for a
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    Internal networking in simple case provided via VLANs on that 1gbit interface via their vSwitch. Extending with additional NICs should be possible from what I've read but not used myself.
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    Does it mean ISC is relying on Linux heavily? Random people on internet says FreeBSD has better IP stack and somehow I was sure ISC/BIND platform of choice is FreeBSD.
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    Probably in next next x13s
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    by CoolCold 3y ago

    Can you share bit of details on what's wrong with Ubuntu and how CBL plays better for you? My context is baremetal servers and LXD based virtual environments.