jskrablin

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   by jskrablin 7y ago

   Am in similar situation. Working remote as a contractor, nearly full time. However I do observe my local holidays and take at least a whole unpaid month off per year. There are two very good reasons for it - one is family and the other is m
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   by jskrablin 9y ago

   Ceph is a very finicky beast and I'd advise anyone to stay away unless you're wiling to dedicate significant resources to master it. I've seen more than one Ceph system gone belly up during my days at IBM. IBM is throwing sig
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   by jskrablin 9y ago

   It's great when it works as expected. When it doesn't... then the fun begins. I've found it quite fragile, components versions sensitive, configuration sensitive, etc. Most of the time I've seen Pacemaker gone crazy Pg i
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   by jskrablin 9y ago

   Pacemaker is known to wreak havoc if it gets angry. The usual path to quick recovery when the cluster goes crazy like this is to make really sure what's the most up to date replica, shut down Pacemaker completely, assign VIP manually t
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   by jskrablin 14y ago

   I suggest reading Fahrenheit 451... similarities with TR;DR problems outlined in the article are striking, at least.