chucky_z

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by chucky_z 4y ago
Alibris is really great, and I've gotten a few hand written notes from bookstores I've bought from. Even if they're fake I'm a sucker for these kinds of things.
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Grafana OnCall(github.com)
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Principle CJ
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by chucky_z 4y ago
SQL!
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by chucky_z 4y ago
FreeIPA is a Redhat upstream thing (389 Server or something?) so yea I’d imagine Redhat would probably work with a school district for wicked good pricing.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
Oh I mean using the synth stage to write ephemeral code to disk to be applied against “to be imported state.” Disclaimer: this is a terrible idea if you aren’t using state. I use this today to keep very “wide” modules synced
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by chucky_z 4y ago
You can use terraform in a "stateless" manner! Define everything in like cdk (... I use ruby to generate the tf.json), generate the code, import everything you can without error, and apply the rest. Performance will be _bad_ but t
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by chucky_z 4y ago
https://cinc.sh/ a good (FOSS) replacement for chef.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
I think this is a really clear winner for something like Litestream, where you can have state far away but sync it locally with periodic syncs if you can live with 'small wait on startup' and 'periodic state updates'.
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by chucky_z 4y ago
The thing that sucks for me is that while I fundamentally agree with everything Tim is doing, he has got to get some better PR because I am so tired of this. I am tired of Tim Sweeney and Epic this multi billion dollar company going “boo
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by chucky_z 5y ago
This was how Etsy used to work and they were really strict about it. It changed about 2 months after they IPOd
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by chucky_z 5y ago
> Both Nomad and k8s have ways to do persistent workloads, but they rely heavily on the underlying infrastructure to "move" volumes between throwaway containers I did this with Nomad by writing a small API to "place"
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by chucky_z 5y ago
I believe this is considered one of the best videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WOKRaM-HI4
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Is audit2allow the thing you want?
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by chucky_z 5y ago
The 'finicky' is from the default settings meant to work in as many games as possible. (Almost) Every game I tried I found some community-maintained controller profile that had near-perfect settings. I really love Steam's c
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Steam Deck has the little "pads" from the Steam Controller, those make playing games with mouse-based controls a joy with a handheld device (with some adjustment period). They show this in the video! I actually almost wish the in
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Wouldn't you still want to actually store transactional data inside of a database? Like, you would use all the workflow stuff to do all the business logic, and the workflow(s) themselves are long-running workers which interact with th
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by chucky_z 5y ago
inbound/outbound tcp connections over time and discovering extremely high connection churn rates on ephemeral ports are both great reasons i've used it. eBPF can (basically) monitor anything at a low level! check out ebpf_exporte
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by chucky_z 5y ago
There’s a straight up conversion tool iirc, and you can do things like include hcl as well I believe. Cdktf is just terraform at the bottom.
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Imagemagick is one of the few bits of software where the functionality is worth the risk. Simply find a way to remove any network access and use it. I used to run it in a docker container with (almost) all capabilities dropped but with a
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by chucky_z 5y ago
I think Nix is most poised. If you don’t have a way to do immutable infrastructure, Ansible is still extremely alive.
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Engineers who can put together and maintain this hardware don't exist on the job market.
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by chucky_z 5y ago
I’ve been looking at building an auto remediation system for server alerts, is Node-RED a decent system for this? It will probably start with just triggering some kind of ssh command to run a script.
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Is there any proof we’re actually headed to hyperinflation with USD? Wouldn’t that collapse the entire global economy in a few months? From what I can tell is this just Jack shilling for BTC?
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by chucky_z 5y ago
This is correct. We run a Raft cluster of 5 voting members with 13,000 physical Nomad nodes mixed across OS's with a bunch of random workloads using docker, exec, raw_exec, java, and some in-house drivers. I'll clarify that (and
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by chucky_z 5y ago
If you have a mixed Windows/Linux environment I cannot suggest Nomad strongly enough. It truly shines in this environment. Especially if you're dealing with legacy stuff. Even better if you're running Mac + BSD as well, i
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by chucky_z 5y ago
I am currently running over 13000 nodes with a 5 server cluster. These are large boxes (90gb memory, 64 cores) but cpu usage is under 20% and memory usage is under 30%.
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by chucky_z 5y ago
Yep! If you’re on MacOS check out Lima, it’s a project by Akihiro Suda who is one of the main contributors to nerdctl (and the original author iirc)
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by chucky_z 5y ago
I’ve found running Terraform via Ansible to be a pretty good experience.
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by chucky_z 5y ago
There are a number of extremely poorly moderated Mastodon instances with a large amount of hateful and hurtful content. I’d imagine they’re automatically blocking a lot of these sites. Source: I used and helped maintain one of the “don’t f

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