moondev

60 ms·

271.
by moondev 3y ago
Kubernetes basically forces you to deploy 12fa, using these guidelines is a pretty good playbook for migrating an existing application as well.
272.
by moondev 3y ago
No doubt. The ability to scale is great, but the best thing about Kubernetes is really the API.
273.
by moondev 3y ago
> While Nomad doesn’t support the idea of Custom Resource Definitions, we can achieve an operator by utilising a regular Nomad job and the nomad HTTP API. Kubernetes operator is a combination of a CRD reconciled by a controller. Without
274.
by moondev 3y ago
Check out cluster-api. Complete zero downtime cluster upgrades is as simple as bumping the version and machine image name in the cluster manifest - or ClusterClass if you run classy clusters
275.
by moondev 3y ago
https://medium.com/hacking-and-gonzo/how-hacker-news-ranking...
276.
by moondev 3y ago
I have one. 64GB of memory and 2TB NVME. Pretty cool to be able to run android apps, crostini (lxd) and KVM machines (with nested virt) all at the same time.
277.
by moondev 3y ago
Why make pets when you are already set up for cattle
278.
by moondev 3y ago
Why is "bad" schema design yaml's fault and not the schema designer? It's like complaining about complexity or rigidness of "helm". The helm charts do not write themselves. It seems like the issue is it'
279.
by moondev 3y ago
Most distros are built on top of a package manager, it's a critical piece of the entire platform. Homebrew and macOS are the exact opposite.
280.
by moondev 3y ago
I got excited thinking a keyboard named "choc mini" actually used "choc mini" switches. AKA "low" low profile switches. https://mkultra.click/choc-mini-low-low-profile-switches/ Alas the s
281.
by moondev 3y ago
Or you just run the kubelet(with systemd) and drop your manifests I to /etc/kubernetes/manifests Nothing can kube better than the kubelet! The new sidecar support for init containers can be used today. Every other abstraction
282.
by moondev 3y ago
Is dark mode available or am I overlooking it? Pretty impressive so far, the pipeline tool is surprisingly robust already. "gist-like" snippet management would be awesome in this.
283.
by moondev 3y ago
You also can't generate a cert for a double wildcard, like mydomain . com . * . * Or an entire domain, although I'm unsure if that is possible with your own CA as well
284.
by moondev 3y ago
> First you need to install the prerequisites: ruby, git, docker, pack, then gem install cuber, then create a Cuberfile Seems more complex than a yaml manifest - Is there a Kubernetes operator available for these Cuberfiles
285.
by moondev 3y ago
> If I ever want an arm server for a homelab, I'll rather wait for something made specifically to run Linux with full upstream support (meaning SBBR/UEFI). A NUC-like thing would surely be a way to go. https://flings
286.
by moondev 3y ago
Can you purchase a Dell server motherboard? edit - I stand corrected, I guess you can! https://www.walmart.com/ip/Dell-Server-Motherboard/632673111...
287.
by moondev 3y ago
Was thinking the same. Would be great if they provided more "experimental" features with a flag or ENV. Then the default cli could be the "comparability mode". Cheers and good luck to the project!
288.
by moondev 3y ago
I'm fairly certain orbstack runs "machines" as lxc containers on the host vm, and then container runtime inside. Not sure if that would make container operations any faster but it would speed up "machine" lifecycle.
289.
by moondev 3y ago
I'm aware, but considering this provides virtual apple hardware to run macos inside the vm, I'm curious if this can also be used to install/run asahi inside the vm. My motivation here is exploring asahi on my MacBook inside a
290.
by moondev 3y ago
This is fantastic. Thanks for sharing and also including docs on your process and usage!
291.
by moondev 3y ago
Is it possible to run asahi Linux inside this or any other hypervisor on macos?
292.
by moondev 3y ago
If I wanted to create a microvm with 4G RAM and 2CPU or 4G RAM and 8CPU would that work? Or is it currently only possible to create 1:1 vms? Also wanted to note, that I came to this question by reading the website explanation on the benefit
293.
by moondev 3y ago
Nested virtualization?
294.
by moondev 3y ago
Are the 16 vcpu dedicated amongst the vms of your service, or are they shared with potentially hundreds or thousands? on the host?
295.
by moondev 3y ago
What about the insane possibility that someone who can memorize a few answers for a test can ALSO do the work?
296.
by moondev 3y ago
The new framework keyboard is QMK so it shouldn't be a problem
297.
by moondev 3y ago
You can already launch docker containers, lxc containers and windows, linux and even macos via KVM from crostini. You can even run nested virt inside those vms. Curious what the motivation is that those options do not address. Is it mainly
298.
by moondev 3y ago
Another way to get a similar experience is by enabling the following options from the android developer menu: * enable freeform windows * force desktop mode on secondary displays * enable non-resizable in multi-window
299.
by moondev 3y ago
foo-192-168-1-1.traefik.me bar-192-168-1-1.traefik.me http://traefik.me/fullchain.pem http://traefik.me/privkey.pem
300.
by moondev 3y ago
Sankey is a good alternative that is much more readable

More ›