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by moondev 7y ago
Thanks for the info, looks like I had the wrong idea with the wrong product!
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by moondev 7y ago
I would love to run this in my homelab with a few users, is there a path for that or do I need a registered company?
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by moondev 7y ago
More information here along with a quickstart: https://blogs.vmware.com/teamfusion/2020/01/fusion-tp20h1-in...
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VMware Project Nautilus: Docker Desktop Alternative for macOS(vmwarefusion.github.io)
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by moondev 7y ago
Same here! This really inspires me to create something.
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by moondev 7y ago
I played with this briefly last year but couldn't get it going in the time frame so I gave up. I wanted to like it but it was a bit unwieldy getting started, and I was not a fan of needing helm to bootstrap an installation. There also
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by moondev 7y ago
This look interesting, is there a way to try out meta without being funneled into the sales pipeline? What is the workflow for baking a machine? Are you using packer under the covers or some other tooling? What on-prem machine image formats
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by moondev 7y ago
I noticed that as well but in my case it seemed to be due to secure boot being turned off. Annoying nonetheless!
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by moondev 7y ago
Another option if you don't want to completely disable bitlocker is to simply create a new partition from Windows to allocate the space, then delete it. This will leave an unallocated section which you can use to create the non bitlock
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by moondev 7y ago
drag mp4 to browser then cast it?
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by moondev 7y ago
Are there any examples of using webgpu for remote desktop applications?
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by moondev 7y ago
Personally I like https://github.com/mikefarah/yq It also converts between yaml and json with ease for writing and reading
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by moondev 7y ago
Multipass on Linux does CentOS and any other cloud-init enabled image. It currently does not support this for some reason on macos which really sucks! Hopefully it will eventually. I also want to say that I enjoy using Vagrant as well. It c
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by moondev 7y ago
> If you want to use cloud init, there is a vagrant provisioner that supports it Are you referring to this? Looks like it only works for virtualbox provider. https://github.com/jameskeane/vagrant-cloudinit My main p
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by moondev 7y ago
All that is missing for me is a active library of machine images like vagrant cloud. That would be amazing!
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by moondev 7y ago
I can't wait for all these images to be ported for lxd vm support!
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by moondev 7y ago
you could make an alias for it to call qemu directly, but won't get much of the convenience from the multipass lifecycle commands
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by moondev 7y ago
Right, "multipass find" only lists the curated ubuntu LTS images on macos. Attempting to launch a qcow2 or img on macos shows "launch failed: http and file based images are not supported" which leads back to my original
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by moondev 7y ago
Please... Let me make the decision on how to use the tooling. This is trivial with docker docker run -d --rm -p 8080:8080 jenkins:latest EDIT - technically above is not bridged networking but you get the idea
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by moondev 7y ago
vagrant * try to find a solid reliable "box" to launch * ensure your virt provider is supported and configured * create a vagrant file and configure it * "vagrant up" and more vagrant-specific provisioning in the vagrant
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by moondev 7y ago
If you want to easily access your multipass vm from another machine/location on your network
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by moondev 7y ago
> I do not think that Multipass would be able to directly launch custom qcow2 images. It absolutely does on linux (which uses the qemu driver). <url> is a custom image URL that is in http:// , https:// , or fi
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by moondev 7y ago
Of course they do? I'm not sure why this is even remotely debatable?
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by moondev 7y ago
Anyone know if there is a way to launch custom qcow2 images with this on macOS? last time I tried this it only worked on Linux.
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by moondev 7y ago
You can easily add a USB gigabit nic, or even 10 GbE via TB3 https://medium.com/@moondev/my-adventure-adding-10gbe-networ...
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by moondev 7y ago
Generally "planned future-proofing" never works, but I would configure as much memory as you can. > It just feels like the increases in RAM on laptops (and the need for it?) have slowed in recent years Are you sure? Both the 16
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by moondev 7y ago
Configure a task to unlock your connected lock when your network detects your phone joins the network via wifi
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by moondev 7y ago
This may not be the solution you are seeking, but I would do this with an asynchronous job model. Kick off a job where each stage is a dependency on the previous stage. A failure of any stage will kickoff a cleanup job. The account creation
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by moondev 7y ago
> k3s has no direct relationship to systemd Exactly, this differs from every kubeadm bootstrapped cluster which uses systemd to run the kubelet, as well using common config locations and behavior. > k3s has full flexibility to change
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by moondev 7y ago
Yes, rook is great for bare metal and would enable dynamically provisioned persistent volumes. Rook runs a ceph cluster inside your kubernetes cluster to provide the storage. The downside is this consumes cpu/memory (and obviously stor

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