ecliptik

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by ecliptik 10y ago
Try Warp Browser for Android too, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.em.warp.br... It includes ad blocking, Do Not Track, and other privacy features. It's based off Chromium and is just as fast
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by ecliptik 10y ago
We run Rancher[1], which is open source, across multiple AWS regions using a single ELB endpoint for container orchestration into different environments. You can use the stock AWS AMIs for the instances and Rancher also provides RancherOS A
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by ecliptik 10y ago
Rancher makes it easy to setup a k8s environment, Running k8s in AWS with Rancher - http://rancher.com/running-kubernetes-aws-rancher/ August 2016 meetup on HA k8s Clusters - https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by ecliptik 10y ago
Using GPG more. After all the recent email leaks and privacy breaches, encryption and verification of plaintext communications is more vital than ever. If only it didn't have such a steep learning curve.
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by ecliptik 10y ago
Not moving, but it seems some companies are not planning to open offices there anymore, like Rancher, - https://twitter.com/smw355/status/746204644947296257
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by ecliptik 10y ago
I'm surprised I don't read more about Rancher qurg everyone focusing on k8s. Not only can Rancher use k8s for scheduling, but mixing and matching environments with different scheduling technologies is extremely powerful instead of
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by ecliptik 10y ago
Vault looks like a winner for managing environment variables and secrets for container orchestration. Rancher is adding support for it in the near future [1], and confd already has it integrated [2]. IMHO Hashicorp has a good track record o
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by ecliptik 11y ago
I grabbed a copy of ztools and put them in github here, surprisingly they compile on a modern day Debian system without any change, https://github.com/ecliptik/ztools Here's a short blog post I wrote on de-compil
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by ecliptik 11y ago
Github pages didn't show up on my radar until recently, but it's extremely simple to setup a basic blog using Jekyll. You get static hosting, a readable DNS name, ability to use a custom DNS domain name, Github interrogations, and
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by ecliptik 11y ago
Mostly because many job sites (greenhouse.io and lever.co) ask for a twitter link along with LinkedIn and Github. I've found the more interesting you can make yourself when applying, the more likely you will get a follow up interview.
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by ecliptik 11y ago
I'd suggest the following, active twitter account completed Linkedin profile active github account active website (Github Pages allows free static hosting) For a remote job search, sign up for a free RSS site (I recommend
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by ecliptik 11y ago
Plex?
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by ecliptik 11y ago
+1 for Rancher. As a in-house container management platform it's extremely simple to get setup and makes managing container stacks effortless. Combined with Watchtower it's a potent container solution.
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LDAP Directories: The Forgotten NoSQL(blog.engineyard.com)
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by ecliptik 11y ago
Good to momentum is still growing with the arm64 port, I remember a year ago it was looking like it may never happen. https://twitter.com/maver/status/496376555237806080 but in Feb the story changed and with this
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by ecliptik 11y ago
This is what we do. Existing stable CentOS/RHEL environment that we can deploy other OS containers to (specifically Ubuntu 14.04) without having to stand up entire new VMs or metal.
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by ecliptik 11y ago
This is our current business case. Multiple CentOS/RHEL 6 systems in a global environment and we want to run an application that requires Ubuntu and newer libraries. Instead of spinning up new VMs in each environment for one new applic
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by ecliptik 11y ago
Could you post a link to the Dockerfile for the deluge/openvpn container? I have a VM setup with transmission/openvpn since I was having issues getting the VPN to work with Docker's networking and it was just easier to use a
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by ecliptik 11y ago
Obviously they've never tried to install Linux on a >2Tb drive in a z640 using legacy boot...
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by ecliptik 12y ago
So does this mean we'll get node.js on the arm64 port of Ubuntu soon? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nodejs/+bug/143546...
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by ecliptik 12y ago
Brings back memories of WASTE... oh Nullsoft, what happened? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WASTE
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by ecliptik 12y ago
Not aarch64 :( 32-bit ARM makes me sad panda.
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by ecliptik 12y ago
To bad they're older 32-bit ARMv7 cpus. Ant serious ARM computing needs to use aarch64 for any type of serious scaling and performance. Glad to see they support Docker on them, that's one of the killer apps for ARM systems.
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by ecliptik 12y ago
Good to see more of the arm64 port on there. Hopefully it is fully developed this time. I was excited last year seeing arm64 in the 1.4 notes, only to be disappointed after looking into it more. https://twitter.com/maver&#x2