moondev

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by moondev 4y ago
It would seem this devkit is even more ideal for you? 80 cores and buy as little memory as you want. Not to mention it does not need clustering and runs any aarch64 distro of your choosing
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by moondev 4y ago
This thing is going to be a monster running ESXi arm edition.
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by moondev 4y ago
I always chuckle to myself when things like k3s, microk8s and so on claim to be "lightweight" kubernetes. Lightweight compared to what exactly? Because pure, upstream, vanilla kubernetes (kubeadm) is the lightest possible, it doe
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by moondev 4y ago
Upstream
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by moondev 4y ago
ChromeOS? It can be installed on generic hardware with ChromeOS flex. I also don't see how it's not a Linux distro, considering it runs LXC and KVM. A Linux distro is simply a Linux kernel + someone else's mess on top. Chrome
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by moondev 4y ago
I'm curious if this could be used locally for an on-workstation or on-prem setup. Perhaps with something like https://github.com/nektos/act
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GitHub Actions Extension for VSCode(github.blog)
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by moondev 4y ago
The only advantage I see is it dosen't require a kube-apiserver. Other than that it feels like just running a quick throwaway cluster with kind and writing actual manifests is more accurate and portable.
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by moondev 4y ago
My heart skipped a beat when "ls" failed. The intro and all the background detail on motivation was great.
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by moondev 4y ago
Checkmate! https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl
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by moondev 4y ago
Dosen't macOS put an undismissable red notification in your dock if you are not logged in to iCloud?
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by moondev 4y ago
https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup/installation/other.html The whole point of this installation method is ease of use. You can use it for convenience if you prefer it. I don't see the issue with providing mor
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by moondev 4y ago
Are these neatly stackable?
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by moondev 4y ago
Doing anything involving virtualization on Linux or Windows. This also applies to macOS vms, so you can't run Docker Desktop inside a macOS vm.
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by moondev 4y ago
macOS + systemd? If on Linux this tool allows you to move config dir and file locations transparently. Pretty neat. https://github.com/queer/boxxy
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by moondev 4y ago
You are correct, no nested virt support on macOS or Asahi. The rumor is this could be coming eventually to Asahi on M2, and maybe a future macOS release - but until it actually does it's a pretty huge drawback of apple silicon that is
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by moondev 4y ago
Does virt-manager run on aarch64 macOS? I thought it needed libvirtd.
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by moondev 4y ago
> Most important though, it would allow you to add more nodes later on, and it will then scale your services across the whole swarm – so you can start with just one server and scale to hundreds if needed. Have you in all honesty and with
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by moondev 4y ago
macOS can't run Linux containers because it's not Linux. It requires a vm and additional tooling, configuration, resources and just general considerations because of this. It's also impossible to work with anything KVM relate
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by moondev 4y ago
Same here, OP can you share the limits you added? Or is it on namespace level
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by moondev 4y ago
It's the same RDS though. These controllers enable you to manage the lifecycle of the exact same AWS services you get when using the AWS console or CLI. Kubernetes is the porcelain and AWS offerings are still the plumbing.
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by moondev 4y ago
Fantastic, thanks much for sharing and cheers!
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by moondev 4y ago
Agreed, but considering that kubernetes now supports joining windows workers to run windows containers, as well as integrated support for dockerd inside wsl2... That leaves macOS as honestly the worst platform for any kind of container rela
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by moondev 4y ago
Docker Desktop runs dockerd in a Linux VM with Apple's hypervisor framework. You can also run containers in a Linux VM with Parallels or VMware Fusion hypervisors, QEMU on macOS also uses HVF not KVM. But you can't run VMs inside
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by moondev 4y ago
They should enable nested virtualization on M1/M2 first. As it stands now it's impossible to do anything with KVM without dual booting Asahi
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by moondev 4y ago
You can actually run the kubelet in standalone mode without etcd, controller-manager, scheduler or api-server. Simply drop any static pods manifests into /etc/kubernetes/manifests and the kubelet will launch pods for you. Rem
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by moondev 4y ago
Do you know if hidpi and fractional scaling work well in gnome? I do admit your sway setup looks pretty slick. Share your dots :)
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by moondev 4y ago
This is creative as hell. Testing now but this seems like a nice tool for lightweight crds that you just need to CRUD and store metadata in.
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by moondev 4y ago
https://github.com/kata-containers/kata-containers/releases
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by moondev 4y ago
https://github.com/weaveworks-liquidmetal/flintlock

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