joana035

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by joana035 6y ago
> Sadly we never released the game on Linux to the public. That is a bummer indeed :/
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by joana035 6y ago
There is alien[1], but I'm not sure if it is flawless, because of slightly different ways of doing things across distros like /etc/default vs /etc/sysconfig for example. Depending on how good is the source, its usef
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by joana035 6y ago
There is AppArmor (enabled by default) which is another Linux Security Module. I find it easier to configure than SELinux.
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by joana035 6y ago
We will be starting hosts with preloaded images, write my words! :D
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by joana035 6y ago
And often is based on Debian, like Google's distroless.
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by joana035 6y ago
I dislike Ubuntu since it started adding advertisements in the motd :P
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by joana035 6y ago
The amount of maintainance with virtual machines images or container images are mostly the same nowadays. I will argue that there is less maintenance when handling virtual machines images, because it uses less bandwidth and need less toolin
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by joana035 6y ago
That is a great opportunity to switch to Debian, which can be upgraded in place between major versions and, by being completely community driven, does not suffer from this kind of surprises.
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by joana035 6y ago
Basically the same thing: templating.
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by joana035 6y ago
Bringing in place upgrades between major versions, something that CentOS never had.
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by joana035 6y ago
Everything looks hard if you lack the fundamental knowledge. Doesn't mean that the tool itself is complicated, and spreading propaganda is plain wrong. Instead, I recommend to read the docs, watch videos and, most important, try it out
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by joana035 6y ago
Well, looks like some fundamental knowledge is missing here, that why everything looks like "hell" or is "scary". I wonder how many lines from this "./setup.sh" could have been avoided by trying a bit hard
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by joana035 6y ago
> have you seen the docs on node affinity and taints? Yes, pretty neat and easy way to tag your nodes and tell where your workload will run. What is the deal?
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by joana035 6y ago
> 2. Ingress Controller hell > 2b. Ingress Controller route/path/url annotation hell... Sorry, but that is no hard at all and I can't imagine why you compare it to "hell". It is literally less than 20 lines
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by joana035 6y ago
> But Kubernetes is super complicated I find quite cute that in 2020 people are still echoing this to the extent that now I have to answer questions like "explain what kubernetes is" during job interviews. To me seems that a bi
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by joana035 6y ago
"diagnostics completed, solving root problem, building Skynet..." :P
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by joana035 6y ago
> Renting a box and forgetting about it is how you get hacked. You get hacked in any compute model if you don't know what you doing. > There is more maintenance and operational burden with self hosting vs cloud. Renting a box i
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by joana035 6y ago
Just need to learn how to debug and troubleshoot now...
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by joana035 6y ago
You forgot to mention IAM roles and policies. > I don't know, as an application developer, I'd rather not waste my time with stuff like that if I can avoid it. Believe or not there are other roles besides "developer"
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by joana035 6y ago
And Minio too: https://docs.min.io/docs/distributed-minio-quickstart-guide....
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by joana035 6y ago
> If I'm spending all of my time in a SSH session installing kernel updates... Who does that? Just use a stable kernel, enable unattended upgrades and forget about it.
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by joana035 6y ago
"maintenance and operational burden" in the cloud is way higher than renting a box somewhere and forgetting about it. I can't understand why people keep using this as an argument against anything else other than cloud while p
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by joana035 6y ago
Cloud is the opposite of Freedom. You can get things wrong, iterate and try again with basically anything. Assuming that everything else other than cloud is automatically bad and full of bureaucracy does not inspire anyone.
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by joana035 6y ago
That's is great, not to mention you get real CPUs, no throttling inside your LAN, real storage. The cloud makes you addicted to the "but you have to scale" by selling 2 to 4 vCPUs plus 8 to 16GB of memory for the same price y
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by joana035 6y ago
Travis CI offers MacOS runners out of the box.
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by joana035 6y ago
Sorry, but dedicated hosts are expensive AF, it is not a virtual machine, you pay for the hardware.
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by joana035 6y ago
Ah no, sorry, the dedicated hosted pages used to not show any price when not logged in.
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by joana035 6y ago
You have to be logged in to see the prices.
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by joana035 6y ago
Dedicated servers is not a "new thing".
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by joana035 6y ago
Networking just works. Discovery via DNS is pretty standard too. Mind to elaborate on what you would like to see in those areas?

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