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by grocketeer 2y ago
Thank you for the demo and for sharing. I like that you can scale your service as needed.
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by grocketeer 2y ago
Thanks so much for sharing! I'm going to check out the website and learn more about your service. I'll reach out if I have any questions.
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by grocketeer 2y ago
I haven't, but I'm looking for something with more batteries included. Can you point to any examples?
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by grocketeer 2y ago
Thanks for sharing that, it sounds like a really interesting approach and this may solve my problem.
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Seeking Best Function as a Service Platforms – Any Recommendations?
1 points by grocketeer 2y ago|8 comments
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by grocketeer 3y ago
Man I love xkcd. Lol, maybe I am one of today's luck 10k!
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by grocketeer 3y ago
This is good to know. Thank you for the reference
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by grocketeer 3y ago
Yes it might, though I wasn’t aware that SSH sessions ought to / are capable of living for long periods of time.
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by grocketeer 3y ago
I may be missing something really obvious as everyone keeps being up LUKS…. Why would I want to use it for what I described above?
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by grocketeer 3y ago
I love your take! haha
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by grocketeer 3y ago
Thanks!
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by grocketeer 3y ago
Thanks!
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by grocketeer 3y ago
> I do what you are describing for fun, but I would never recommend it for a business, even if it is reliable. I appreciate your response and don't necessarily disagree. Could you tell me a little more about why you wouldn't re
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by grocketeer 3y ago
> Running our services on computers is exactly what we as an industry did in the old-timey days. There are times I long for the simpler approach from the "old-timey" days, but I digress... > You've got availability conc
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by grocketeer 3y ago
I'm aware of k3's, thank you for the suggestion
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by grocketeer 3y ago
Networking would definitely be a concern and I 100% agree that programming for higher failure rates is a must. I would certainly default to bare metal, likely a simple go binary running as a Job side-runner for a main prod server hosted in
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by grocketeer 3y ago
> You can just install Linux on them and put them in your wardrobe. But they might not be silent enough to not disturb you when sleeping. Agree 100%. > Another con is that they aren’t rackmountable. So if you want to stack them you ne
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by grocketeer 3y ago
> ... found Reddit Homelab community to be a source of inspiration. I've joined r/homelab based on your suggestion. I love their content. Thank you for the suggestion and your response.
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Ask HN: Why can't my old laptop be an AWS replacement?
64 points by grocketeer 3y ago|69 comments