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by darren0 7y ago
We will update the docs over the next days, but in short yes. It's designed primarily so that people can build there own images.
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by darren0 8y ago
The best fix is to upgrade to 18.09.2. For those that can't do that immediately, backported versions of runc for Docker releases going back to 1.12.6 are available from Rancher at https://github.com/rancher/runc-c
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by darren0 8y ago
From the description "Please note that content shared with this addon is just cached on IPFS servers. If you want to store the content permanently, you need to have IPFS node running on your computer." It's a common misconcep
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by darren0 8y ago
Somewhat related, rootless docker and kubernetes https://github.com/rootless-containers/usernetes
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by darren0 8y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm from Rancher Labs) Unfortunately, none of the tech referenced in this articled is available yet and should be released end of February. There is a more interesting part that isn't referenced in this article and th
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by darren0 8y ago
I'm fairly confident this issue has existed since pretty much the beginning of k8s. It is possible it doesn't go back that far because SPDY used to be used and not websockets. The basic Upgrade logic still applies so I assume it
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by darren0 8y ago
The PoC is mostly correct, but basically is testing for a side effect of the fix, not the presence of the vulnerability. Either which way it's probably still useful, but since we are all geeks here might as well talk about the minutia
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by darren0 8y ago
This article is just an opinion piece and junk at that. If they have any data they fail to properly cite it beyond their own economist article which also fails to properly cite sources. I find this so frustrating when reading articles thes
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by darren0 8y ago
Your assuming the government made the city desirable. An argument can be made that geography made the city desirable and government made it less.
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by darren0 8y ago
Right, if people who live there want to prevent apartments from being built, that will drive up costs. Why does that need to be prevented? Why is the lack of affordable housing a crisis? Eventually it seems the market will level out. If peo
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by darren0 8y ago
I grew up in LA and left because it was unaffordable. So I don't understand the "crisis." Why can't people just move. Seems like the crisis is that maybe people have no mobility and are forced to work in over priced citi
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by darren0 8y ago
Can some explain why affordable housing is a problem that requires government policies to prevent? For example, I can't afford a home in Malibu, so I don't live there. I don't understand the issue. Why does government need to
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by darren0 8y ago
I happen to be one of those vendors. I don't really view it as a good thing though. It's not good if everybody has to buy different forks of Kubernetes from vendors. A point of reference, Amazon EKS only runs 1.10 which will not
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by darren0 8y ago
In practice most people do not run k8s upgrades through a CD pipeline. They are much more conservative about it. This is not a technical issue, just a cultural one mainly. People plan and roll out upgrades. Most organization treat a clu
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by darren0 8y ago
It's about time for a Kubernetes to do LTS releases. 3 month release cycle and support for only 9 months is too quick for companies given that in practice companies are running lots of clusters, not just 1 or 2 big clusters.
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by darren0 8y ago
I'm working on some pretty massive things right now. I should have something to show December (DockerCon EU) time frame. It's all in the area of state management. This is something I've been working on for quite some time.
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by darren0 8y ago
k3s is not intended to be a competitor, but let's say I wanted to build it out to compete with systems. Swarm excels in UX and cluster management. It is easy to run and use. But it is incomplete in features and functionality. So k3
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by darren0 8y ago
For sure running k8s is difficult, I don't think anybody would disagree with me there, but of course you can buy GKE. I have to point out that GKE is the only decent k8s implementation, EKS and AKS are not real contenders. Digital Oce
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by darren0 8y ago
Containers have a lot of value. My rule of thumb is basically use containers (docker) and as little as possible of anything else in the container ecosystem. So basically put your app in a container try to not change too much from however y
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by darren0 8y ago
I completely agree. The current trend of orchestration all sells a story of hyperscale like GIFEE. That is not how most people do or should run there deployments (I'm talking about the vast majority outside SV). The operational comple
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by darren0 8y ago
I never intented anyone to directly use it. The "selling point" is what I'm going to put on top of this. This is intended to be an internal library. Hence the stupid puny name.
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by darren0 8y ago
Easier than you would think. I basically replaced the etcd KV API with a SQL based one. But that means I kept the majority of the k8s etcd3 driver in place which has all of the complicated k8s specific code.
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by darren0 8y ago
It's a combination of pulling and notification. The sqlite DB table is structured like a log, so clients basically just need to keep grabbing the latest id. In practice it's has proven to work pretty well. The code I have public
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by darren0 8y ago
Against Kubernetes? Nothing, it's a beautiful architecture. I just want to use the code and architecture in different ways and specifically with lower resource constraints.
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by darren0 8y ago
I created this (I'm the Chief Architect and Co-founder of Rancher Labs, I experiment with stuff like this all the time). The purpose of this project is really to embed in another project ( https://github.com/rancher&#x2F
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by darren0 8y ago
As a technology, I've had far better experience with snap over flatpak. It does bother me though with snaps that it all seems tied to a proprietary store. Does anyone know if it's possible to run the server side components yourse
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by darren0 8y ago
It's comments like this that have me coming back to HN again and again.
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by darren0 8y ago
It has the xmms skin, love it.
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by darren0 8y ago
I think by the time they figure out what Fedora CoreOS will be, they will have basically missed the boat for non-Red Hat customer adoption. Basically it will only really matter for people running OpenShift.
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by darren0 8y ago
I didn't say orchestration provides no value. I've spent the last 15 years building orchestration systems, I believe in them. I'm merely saying the most value of containers is achieved without requiring the adoption of orche

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