CoolCold

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by CoolCold 4y ago
It's not on Github/Gitlab, otherwise would open issue there, so: [ 17:52:08 ] git clone -b stable \ > https://gitea.orion3.space/DOCK/dock.git && cd dock && \ > git submodul
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by CoolCold 4y ago
On distribution/ease of install - you may want to consider adding it to asdf ( https://asdf-vm.com/manage/plugins.html#add ) if not yet. Despite it's original idea of managing multiple versions of say Python,
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by CoolCold 4y ago
Article itself and the idea in general seems controversial at best for me. I could not find answer for myself why Docker is any close to be dead and why Podman is the thing I should use instead of Docker immediately. Q 1. Docker has some po
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by CoolCold 4y ago
Thanks for clarification!
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by CoolCold 4y ago
* I'm hardly noticing the taskbar change - "it's different now, okay, let's move on important things" - may be it'd be better if I can put it on right side of the screen, not on the bottom, but so far so good *
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by CoolCold 4y ago
> and Linux is the easiest, largely because it's the default If I'd need to hire someone for FreeBSD system administration, I guess I'd be in trouble. I did search through Upwork.com (Freelance portal, which I think repres
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by CoolCold 4y ago
While initially "Graviton 3" has catched my eye - I didn't know AWS has it (I'm almost not using AWS except DNS), after reading the article, especially part on: > the things which don't work on Graviton 2 — hotpl
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by CoolCold 4y ago
Project I relate to, doing switch to Patroni managed DB (first of many) right today, in like a 5 hours, I may share observations from almost first hand experience later, if you care.
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by CoolCold 4y ago
From what I observe, developer prefer to stay in API abstractions than spending time on servers/other infrastructure. Partially I can understand their choice.
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by CoolCold 4y ago
I'd like to here more on your usage of SSLMate and SOPs. For SSLMate I hardly understand what problem it solves (even if we forget about having Let's Encrypt free certs). For SOPs - how it's integrated in your flow. Thanks in
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by CoolCold 4y ago
> I'm not sure what you mean by parts and not a whole system. From what I see around, work with Ansible is organized via multiple playbooks i.e. * playbooks/nginx.yaml * playbooks/kafka.yaml * playbooks/monitoring.yam
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by CoolCold 4y ago
Agree. Still the price hugely differs.
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by CoolCold 4y ago
Processing web requests & some reports, pretty much the same as everyone do nowdays. Dev team add some features, but still on scale it the same - web requests and reports. CPU is pretty much idling, like ~ 10-15% used on average, in spi
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by CoolCold 4y ago
Hah, for 230 euro I run 160GB RAM, 2x512Gb + 2x3.8TB NVMe, AMD Epyc 32 cores CPU on Hetzner. Not saying you should do the same, just was a bit shocked and decided to share.
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by CoolCold 4y ago
I'm moving thinking that Ansible is simpler for simple things, but complex for complex things, I find it more and more often in our servers configuration to have "configuration drift" due to fact Ansible encourages to managi
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by CoolCold 4y ago
Wezterm then