devplusops

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by devplusops 7y ago
Try not to get bogged down into syntax issues. If this is homework/you are just starting out, you have two challenges: * Identifying an algorithm to solve the problem * Expressing the algorithm you've identified Work out your algo
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by devplusops 10y ago
The trouble is it depends how you define 'backup'. E.g. if you are using zfs send/receive to do backups, and there's a bug in zfs send/receive.... Some people advise making sure you backup using different techniques
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by devplusops 10y ago
Cool! The continuous async replication feature you mention would be ideal, especially if it's setup so that I can use consul/etcd/... to automatically elect a "master". If you also added (1) a feature so that writes
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by devplusops 10y ago
HE.net's free tunnel broker is pretty awesome. They'll even speak BGP to you for free if you have your own allocation, which is no longer that expensive. Furthermore, simply using IPv6 internally - and you can route it over the in
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by devplusops 10y ago
I wonder how much IPv6 plays a role. Once you go IPv6, you never go back. After dealing with the hell that is limited IPv4 address space, everything just seems so easy.
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by devplusops 10y ago
I tried minio and was really impressed with how easy it is to get started. But I couldn't figure out how to scale it or make it reliable. Having my entire system depend on a single server not going down is a non-starter for me. Do you
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by devplusops 11y ago
Thank you for both replies to my question :)
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by devplusops 11y ago
Whenever I look seriously at Nix/NixOS, I also find myself looking at Guix. What makes them different / how can I choose between them? (or should I consider using them both? where is each better?)
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by devplusops 12y ago
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