chucky_z

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by chucky_z 4y ago
Look at 5800X vs 5800X3D.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
I will second this. They get a ton of shit for not properly maintaining projects but damn do they try to constantly be moving forwards even if it’s not always super innovating.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
I second this. I went all in on the dream machine and some of its parts and it failed in an unrecoverable way, I sent it in for repairs; and it failed again in a different unrecoverable way. I just use the crappy Comcast router with a ubi
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by chucky_z 4y ago
fzf!!!
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by chucky_z 4y ago
I used to ask it for a pre-pre screen. It had a maybe 20% fail rate.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Run it yourself if you’re concerned =) https://github.com/charmbracelet/charm
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by chucky_z 4y ago
how long ago did you use nomad? nomad integrates with consul but isn't backed by it. it's also pretty trivial to run consul in quite a shitty network environment by bumping up some of the settings (they should probably change th
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Looks like this is for a consistent workflow for developers where managing a VM or learning nerdctl is too much. I say this as truthful and neither sarcastically or maliciously.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Considering Twitters global status $8/mo to post would kill it outside more wealthy countries basically instantly.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
I think there's some "cheat codes" now involving some of these things though. For instance, you can use some of AWS but keep your actual compute/networking out and have things like security patching and server invento
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by chucky_z 4y ago
I used Phabricator a long time ago before we eventually moved to Github due to a handful of blocking issues with the `arc` tool, and CircleCI only supporting Github (this was even pre-circle 2.0 days). I really, really liked Phabricator and
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Istio Ambient Mesh(istio.io)
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by chucky_z 4y ago
I’m at a point in my career and as an individual where if someone is on mat/pat leave all my complaints go out the window. It’s just about understanding the situation, and maybe all of us can explain to those individuals complaining t
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Yo ho yo ho… Keep those backups of your Nintendo games archived somewhere.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Figure out how to revive https://github.com/coreos/fleet as something native in systemd?
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by chucky_z 4y ago
You could run Nomad and use parameterized jobs with raw_exec to get something like this. I know that systemd has some lifecycle stuff where you can create/run systemd units directly through the cli instead of using unit files which sh
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by chucky_z 4y ago
I believe the OP is talking about LoadBalancer ( https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/access-application-cluster/... ), and I believe you're talking about Ingress ( https://kubernetes.io/docs&#x
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Yea consul connect is a good choice for mTLS, it's enforced by default with no way to turn it off. You can also go DIY with something like Traefik and just configure everything to require TLS with client TLS pass-through for enforced m
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by chucky_z 4y ago
One point around Nomad is that the point on it requiring low latency.... isn't really true. I run a cluster with some servers physically on different coasts of the United States with clients as far as Singapore. It all just works :).
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by chucky_z 4y ago
https://learn.hashicorp.com/vault ok then hire some random joe shmoe sysadmin and teach them.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Hashicorp Vault is always my goto even for small companies. It seems too much but it’s really not. A single instance is scalable enough to handle quite a bit of traffic. Another good alternative if you need something more SAASy is the 1pa
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Interesting reasoning! I had a similar thought about why raft doesn’t allow observers the other day. I used observers with Gluster previously and went from annoying split brain scenarios to flawless clusters just by adding a few, and their
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by chucky_z 4y ago
From my perspective, I think the biggest issue with gRPC is it using HTTP/2. I understand that there’s a lot of reasons to say “No, HTTP/2 is far superior to HTTP/1.1.” However, in terms of proxying _outside Google_ HTTP&#x
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by chucky_z 4y ago
never. double down on them. if https://twitter.com/LucyLavend/status/1543166082223063041 was what every app gave me i'd have a much better time in life.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
They're also adding in a basic secrets k/v store in the next version. Their intention (I believe) is to target small use-cases and IOT use-cases; while allowing folks to scale to gigantic levels when mixing in Consul/Vault.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Traefik and Nomad play very nice together if ingress is your main concern.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
This is not true anymore. They released service discovery a little bit ago.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
When the feature doesn't exist! For existing workflows/functionality; I think using a new tool for a feature that doesn't (and won't for some time) exist is a _perfectly_ good reason to introduce the tool. On top of th
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by chucky_z 4y ago
AWS Outposts are tragically limiting in so many ways. If you are a small shop they are great but if you don’t fit their model exactly you are SOL. Same problem with Anthos. You can work around the limitations by having a million points of
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by chucky_z 4y ago
If you had one early on consider it again. The first 6 months was abysmal for me, but ever since https://github.com/lima-vm/lima has been locked down I have ways to compile everything and run any container I want. `n

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