moondev

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by moondev 5y ago
I guess in this case the same thing that orchestrates/bootstraps nomad.
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by moondev 5y ago
https://kubevirt.io - basically a kubernetes operator for kvm virtual machines
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by moondev 5y ago
How does the author determine how "most" people use prometheus?
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by moondev 5y ago
The kind binary is decoupled from the node images that make up your cluster. V1.23.3 published 3 days ago https://hub.docker.com/r/kindest/node/tags You can also provide any kubeadm config options you want, a
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by moondev 5y ago
You can do exactly this with proxmox or esxi. Create a main "gaming vm" to autostart with GPU + USB passthrough. Then you can manage your other vms from the web browser on your gaming vm.
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by moondev 5y ago
My usb-c keyboard has an integrated usb3.2 hub 4 full speed ports, 2 type c and 2 type a https://system76.com/accessories/launch/?gclid=CjwKCAiAlrSPB... When I need to plug 4 usb-c devices in, I use 2 usb-a to usb
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by moondev 5y ago
> Or just a total DIY xen or KVM hypervisor on debian or centos approach. Or just install kubevirt on the existing cluster and manage kvm virtual machines with k8s https://github.com/kubevirt/kubevirt
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by moondev 5y ago
In theory you can just buy the keyboard and swap in when/if it becomes available https://frame.work/marketplace/keyboards
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by moondev 5y ago
It seems to be under pretty active development but I do like their strategy of releasing early and often. I haven't run into any issues yet with it in my lab. My biggest wishes for Truenas Scale: 1. NVMe-oF support (over RDMA or TCP) 2
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by moondev 5y ago
In truenas scale (based on linux not freebsd) they actually run most integrated and 3rd party "apps" (including minio) inside a k3s cluster running on truenas itself
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by moondev 5y ago
TrueNAS just packages minio, so it would seem to be the same result but with less flexibility and visibility to the cluster. Although if the strategy is to not hyperconverge storage that could be desired I guess
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by moondev 5y ago
https://gnupg.com/ via https://gnupg.org/service.html
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by moondev 5y ago
AMD Threadripper Pro 3995WX with 1 TB of eight-channel DDR4 memory
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by moondev 5y ago
"Meanwhile, Innodisk unveiled the world’s first 10GbE M.2 module." Nvme to pcie adaptors have existed for a while and are super cheap and simple to use. Not sure I get what all the fanfare is about this.
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by moondev 5y ago
Planning to benchmark it a bit later today, thanks for sharing your scripts I will start there and share with you via gh. Also happy to report GPU + audio fully working on ubuntu 21.10 aarch64-uefi. GPU is nvidia gt710 in the pcie3x8 slot v
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by moondev 5y ago
Compare this to another aarch64 system, honeycomb lx2 esxi for arm on the lx2 now supports pcie passthru of it's PCIe3.0 x8 slot. I successfully passed the nvme controller and a 25GbE port from a ConnectX-4 into an ubuntu 21.10 uefi aa
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by moondev 5y ago
go run github.com/patrickhener/goshs@latest
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by moondev 5y ago
Disappointed the arm release is raspberry pi specific and not a standard uefi aarch64 iso installer. Upstream Ubuntu releases these and they work great for esxi arm edition.
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by moondev 5y ago
Wow I did not know this. I've been thinking about picking up an Nvidia card to play with vgpu on vsphere - so it sounds like this would be impossible without an additional license fee?! What a bummer.
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by moondev 5y ago
I run VMware esxi on my Mac mini with 64G of memory to create plenty of macos and Linux vms. Are you saying this is against the TOS?
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by moondev 5y ago
https://github.com/oxidecomputer/hubris
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by moondev 5y ago
You can also install VMware esxi on a thumb drive and just boot from that. esxi has excellent support for them booting physical or virtual disks including USB and GPU passthrough from there. If you want to boot your VM on bare metal then ju
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by moondev 5y ago
It's actually easier now. On your target platform just "go run <import path>
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by moondev 5y ago
Check out proxmox which supports kvm and lxd so it's easy to compare. lxd uses less resources and an image registry vs finding/building kvm cloud images.
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by moondev 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this looks fantastic.
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by moondev 5y ago
Of course you can create pods with docker, run it along with kubelet and drop manifests into /etc/kubernetes/manifests. This is what static pods are
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by moondev 5y ago
K8s actually doesn't support deploying a single container, only a pod which can have 1 or more containers. This is very powerful and enables all kinds of other patterns like sidecars and init containers
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by moondev 5y ago
You can achieve a similar effect in "standard" containers by running systemd as the entrypoint. This is how kind runs containers as k8s nodes. I agree it's a very handy scenario for many workloads. This does makes me want to
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by moondev 5y ago
the qemu driver for nomad seems pretty bare bones compared to kubevirt https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/drivers/qemu https://kubevirt.io/user-guide/virtual_machines/disks_and_vo... Is te
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by moondev 5y ago
There is nothing fancy or proprietary about this, it's a usb-c to displayport adaptor that is designed to fit flush into the body. You can use the same adaptor on a macbook if you wanted to, and certainly don't need to shutdown t

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