marcoceppi

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by marcoceppi 10y ago
You do not need to login to anything to install a snap.
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by marcoceppi 10y ago
> CoreOS and Red Hat are sponsors of The New Stack.
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by marcoceppi 11y ago
We'll, it'll be in Ubuntu 16.04 :)
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by marcoceppi 11y ago
That article is almost a year old now. Considering Wily and Xenial are systemd based I'm going to assume the LXD/LXC folks have figured this out. As for your last comment, yeah these are system containers - lighterweight virtual m
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by marcoceppi 11y ago
There are LXD images for Ubuntu, CentOS, Gentoo, Plamo, and other Linux operating systems. So you can really boot most any Linux as you would a VM. Between that and it's use as a hypervisor in OpenStack it gets flexed pretty heavily. T
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The Solution is reusable, open source ops(meteorite.bi)
14 points by marcoceppi 11y ago|0 comments
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Realtime Syslog Analytics with Hadoop, Spark, and Zeppelin(bigdata.juju.solutions)
5 points by marcoceppi 11y ago|0 comments
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by marcoceppi 11y ago
Yes, we were also surprised by the difference. We'd like to try with OpenJDK 8 instead to see if it's performance was better overall, but the charm for Cassandra doesn't include that as an option yet.
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by marcoceppi 12y ago
Not had this problem as I always get my phones unlocked from the vendor, but I believe the pitch was more along that line rather than the persistent joy of waiting months after an update lands only to find out Verizon isn't going to pa
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by marcoceppi 12y ago
MAAS can already manage virtual machines to an extent (through libvirt) but adding storage support would be awesome.
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Share your infrastructure win a prize(jorgecastro.org)
9 points by marcoceppi 13y ago|0 comments
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by marcoceppi 14y ago
Sorry, they're releasing images in two days. Seriously, though! Not everything has to be instant. They're putting themselves out to gauge interest and probably lure OEM vendors to their booth at MWC.
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by marcoceppi 14y ago
Sorry another contender is providing you with a choice. Good thing you know how to exercise it.
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by marcoceppi 14y ago
They're releasing images for this and the phone in a week.
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by marcoceppi 15y ago
Sure, you can use dpkg to orchestrate connections between services on the same machine, but last I checked dpkg isn't aware of other machines running other services and orchestrating the connections between those. Service orchestration betw
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by marcoceppi 15y ago
There are several blog posts about deploying with Juju, I think this was just an announcement about the Charm Store going live. There are some posts on http://cloud.ubuntu.com/tag/juju/ and examples at http://juju.ubuntu.com/
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by marcoceppi 15y ago
Charms require different interfaces, so it depends on the charm. In this case mediawiki has two interfaces, a db (via MySQL) and a db-slave (for MySQL Slave configuration). When you add relations hooks fire on both charms, MySQL creates a u
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by marcoceppi 15y ago
Containers spun up depend on the provider, so if you deploy to Amazon it's going to spin up an AWS instance. However, if you're deploying to an Open Stack provider it all depends on the Open Stack configuration. Juju doesn't quite care what
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by marcoceppi 15y ago
It's more service orchestration. So it's a collection of charms to deploy services in to the cloud. Heroku and Google App Engine are more PaaS Platform as a Service, Juju more designed to deploy to Cloud providers like Amazon, Open Stack, a
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by marcoceppi 15y ago
This does more than just package installation, it operates at a higher level. A service may require several packages that need to be installed, configured, then configured to work with each other. All of that is captured in a charm giving y