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by lazypower 3y ago
There's a discourse forum if you're into async, or there's a Discord server for more up-to-the-minute updates. Along with the github repos to track bugs, feature requests, and see how the project is made. take your pick :) Di
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by lazypower 3y ago
I've been a consumer of bazzite for almost a full year now. I built an AMD based gaming machine and wanted an experience as pleasant as SteamOS but for HTPC's. That was what first turned me on to the universal-blue project. I late
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by lazypower 3y ago
So "Cloud Native" speaks to multiple aspects of how universal-blue is both built, distributed, and some of the guiding principals behind the project. I'll start at the very basics, where we define "Cloud Native": Cl
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Heptio powered K8s – the “un-distribution”(blog.heptio.com)
2 points by lazypower 9y ago|0 comments
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Heptio Authenticator – Using AWS IAM to Authenticate to a Kubernetes Cluster(github.com)
12 points by lazypower 9y ago|1 comments
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Heptio Contour – An ENVOY powered ingress controller(github.com)
50 points by lazypower 9y ago|11 comments
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by lazypower 10y ago
You certainly could. You'd be incurring another service running on azure to act as the disk broker. A lot of end users prefer to use things like the providers persistent disk and acknowledge the limitations there in (like 16 disk maxim
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by lazypower 10y ago
I don't think its documented in any official capacity, but we (sig cluster ops) did generate some visuals that might aid in grokking the topology of Kubernetes as a whole, and we did model this after production-setups. A few things to
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by lazypower 10y ago
As Marco alluded, our only supported storage mechanism to date (Which is represented and managed via the charm) is Ceph backed by RBD storage. We have plans on including other storage vendors and mechanisms, but they aren't on the road
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by lazypower 11y ago
Good questions in the comments from Kristian Köhntopp.
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A laymans guide to the “Big Data” ecosystem(blog.dasroot.net)
1 points by lazypower 12y ago|0 comments
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by lazypower 12y ago
Juju is brilliant for orchestrating your services. Its refreshing to see a S.O.A. approach to configuration management and embraces it rather than having it as an after thought. @tmikaeld - yeah the vagrant story with juju is an emerging on