moondev

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by moondev 7y ago
The parent comment was asking about root volumes for kubernetes nodes > Does Rook give you the equivalent of EBS root volumes for your nodes then? I think we are saying the same thing if i'm not mistaken?
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by moondev 7y ago
Not directly, rook provides a storage backend for in-cluster workload persistent volumes. In theory you could manage kvm machines with kubevirt and back the machines with PVCs from rook. I have not tried this and would be curious how the pe
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by moondev 7y ago
KIND uses kubeadm which is the upstream standard for bootstrapping. It also supports multi masters and even launches a haproxy load balancer for kube-apiserver! K3S uses it's own bootstrapping, as well as non upstream binaries. It also
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by moondev 7y ago
2C/4G is hardly "beefy". If that is too much to run then use the quay.io service and not worry about self hosting your registry?
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by moondev 7y ago
I certainly see where you are coming from, bit I feel a lot of it depends on your domain. Many of the tools are not meant for common development-centric use cases. If platform is your focus it's a very exciting time! If a project is ig
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by moondev 7y ago
how about https://api.new
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by moondev 7y ago
This for sharing, this looks great! Layout was difficult when trying to manually create these
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by moondev 7y ago
How long does it take to onboard a developer at your company to start developing?
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by moondev 7y ago
What are you using Docker for specifically? What specific issues are seeing on macOS and Windows?. There are alternative container runtimes but they still require linux, and none have the integrated developer experience that docker has acro
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by moondev 7y ago
My opinion: you shouldn't need to manually tag anything because it should be done automatically via your ci/cd. With that said, in some cases deploying everything this way is not realistic. I have always admired Netflix's &qu
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by moondev 7y ago
Agreed. There are tons of tools available to help with this. My favorite is KIND. Can literally mount directly into a host volume
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by moondev 7y ago
Wow! This is really creative. Gets my gears turning on all the other applications for using opencv as an interface!
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by moondev 7y ago
Free as in you pay for your worker nodes, but nothing additional for operating the platform itself. You do lose control over your control plane nodes and etcd however.
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by moondev 7y ago
Thanks for sharing. Awesome writing style by the author!
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by moondev 7y ago
It looks like virtualbox 6 supports using hyper-v as the virtualization engine: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E97728_01/F12470/html/hyperv-inte...
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by moondev 7y ago
Which is a much better policy than suspending the account.. 10 instances is nothing!
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by moondev 7y ago
Check out https://github.com/subspacecloud/subspace
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by moondev 8y ago
Virtual machines will put extra cores and memory to use.
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by moondev 8y ago
But then there would be no lanes for 10GbE+ networking right? I was going off the commercially available platforms such as https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/povw/poweredge-r7415
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by moondev 8y ago
U.2 all the way. It's hot swappable and much easier to manage than M.2 tucked away under a GPU. Epyc systems support up to 24(!) of them.
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by moondev 8y ago
What workloads are you running? With only 1gb, have you looked into setting resource limits for your pods?
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by moondev 8y ago
You can use haproxy as a tcp load balancer for the apiserver instead of an elb
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by moondev 8y ago
https://www.virtualhere.com/usb_server_software Usb over Ethernet! I run it in my homelab and it's worth every penny. Amazing tool.
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by moondev 8y ago
I have a 8/16 Ryzen with 64GB of memory and most of it sat idle for me as well. I ended up installing ESXi on the machine, and passing through my video card, usb and nvme to the windows vm. It works great. I then use the spare compute
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by moondev 8y ago
I would think it's highly dependant your team/product and not a global company wide policy. If it can run in a container and is 12-factor there should be no problems deploying and orchestrating it
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by moondev 8y ago
Are there any other technologies or domains that interest you? Perhaps spend your free time learning more about them and practicing. When you are comfortable you can then try to pivot to a role that uses those.
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by moondev 8y ago
I LOVE my pixel book. Crostini is really a game changer. Its a super polished experience using native chrome + Linux apps. Android apps too!
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by moondev 8y ago
Was not aware of this! Thanks for sharing, this could be a great breakthrough for interfacing with hvf machines. xhyve is sorely missing an accessible management cli.
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by moondev 8y ago
This is great! Does this handle the handshake to request a token as well? Really nice example of the power of mutating webhooks.
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by moondev 8y ago
Not too familiar with Nix, but can't you run different window managers? I know you can install and use Pantheon (Elementary's WM) on Arch: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pantheon

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