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by jcastro 9y ago
I've been watching Star Trek my whole life and to me this is the natural extension of technology. I can see some people not wanting this for themselves, but why care if I have one?
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Kubernetes by Example(kubernetesbyexample.com)
3 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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No Me Too(github.com)
2 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 9y ago
I used to attend/speak Penguicon regularly but the quality of the content seems to have been lacking recently, so I was expecting some kind of call to arms here for helping bring the show back to its roots. As I think the whole concept
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by jcastro 9y ago
Depends on the use case, chromebook for battery life and speed of updates is nice.
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How to run a custom LAMP application on Kubernetes(docs.heptio.com)
5 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 9y ago
This is because not all Chromecasts are created equal. If you have a "normal Chromecast" it works great, if you have an Nvidia Shield that comes with "Chromecast built in" it does not integrate with Home at all.
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Eight surprising facts about real docker adoption(datadoghq.com)
3 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 10y ago
That only works for the first video, after that it doesn't play the next video in your subscription list, it plays the next algorithm-recommended video. There's currently no way to "catch me up to everything I've subscri
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Job Concurrency in Kubernetes(medium.com)
2 points by jcastro 10y ago|0 comments
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Goodbye Hivemind(reddit.com)
1 points by jcastro 10y ago|0 comments
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Ubuntu 12.04 ESM (Extended Security Maintenance)(blog.dustinkirkland.com)
3 points by jcastro 10y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 10y ago
I have a ubiquiti AP and as part of the set up it did a scan which picked my channels based on what it scanned and it seemed to do a decent job. You can go into the controller software to initiate a scan, though it will kick everything off
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by jcastro 10y ago
Right now we're about 3-5 days behind an upstream release, so right now we're at 1.5.2.
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by jcastro 10y ago
The snap should most certainly install an icon, could you file a bug? Thanks! https://bugs.launchpad.net/snapd
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by jcastro 10y ago
We usually have more room, I don't think it's hard limit, I'll talk to the organizers and see if we can open up more tickets, thanks!
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by jcastro 10y ago
Shameless plug for Config Management Camp, which is in Gent, on the Monday and Tuesday after FOSDEM: http://cfgmgmtcamp.eu/ Great conference for sysadmins/devops!
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by jcastro 10y ago
> we should blame Ubuntu for 6 month release cycles 16.04 and onward can now have apps decoupled from the OS release for apps that provide snaps, like Krita does. `snap install krita` will get you 3.1.1.
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Serving our own slice of earth(blog.silph.io)
2 points by jcastro 10y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 10y ago
We're participating in the on-prem sig now that it's been acked, along with Apprenda, CoreOS, Mirantis, and I'm sure some others.
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by jcastro 10y ago
Operational ease of use and distribution is our contribution, and we've only just recently joined the Kubernetes community, but as pointed out we see our role value as getting Kubernetes into as many hands as easy and quickly as possib
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by jcastro 10y ago
If anyone is interested in giving k8s a go we've been working on fully supported Kubernetes for Ubuntu: https://www.ubuntu.com/cloud/kubernetes This works on GCE, AWS, Azure, VMWare, bare metal (via MAAS) and LXD
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by jcastro 10y ago
sig-onprem is coming, it was decided at the last community meeting, expect an announcement soonish.
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by jcastro 10y ago
Indeed, we fully support Kubernetes on MAAS on Ubuntu. Currently for 1.4 but we'll be updating support for 1.5 over the next week or so. Disclaimer: I'm on the team that works on this.
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by jcastro 10y ago
Set up the `unattended-upgrades` to only install security updates, blindly apt-upgrading can lead to unintended consequences; this will let you get security upgrades without breaking 3rd party packages. See also: https://help.ubu
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by jcastro 10y ago
systemd is now used for user sessions, the article doesn't link to the technical release notes: - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YakketyYak/ReleaseNotes
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by jcastro 10y ago
How do you know it was the cloud and only the cloud? Are you familiar with the application code itself?
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by jcastro 10y ago
A bunch of the comments are already pointing out the launch issues Pokemon Go had, and it's well known that a rep from AWS was also throwing jabs at them during launch for their issues. It would be naive for everyone to assume that a h
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by jcastro 10y ago
> in true open source fashion, people instead re-create from scratch. True open source fashion is also the freedom to work on whatever you want. "Just think about it, if they would have contributed to foo instead of working on bar,
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by jcastro 10y ago
We're also working on making it easier to deploy and scale k8s: - https://jujucharms.com/canonical-kubernetes/ Currently in alpha, feedback and PRs accepted, etc. Disclaimer: I work for Canonical

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