moondev

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by moondev 8y ago
I do pay for vmware fusion, it's a great product. I'm simply stating differences between kvm and other hypervisors as you requested. There is also the integrated Hypervisor.framework that seems to be gaining traction and I fully w
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by moondev 8y ago
I said run qemu at full speed, which requires kvm, which requires linux.
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by moondev 8y ago
Run virtual machines in a more performant efficient manner. Not needing to pay the licensing fees for vmware, parallells Not needing to use a buggier hypervisor/manager such as virtualbox Leverage qemu and all of it's benefits at
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by moondev 8y ago
off the top of my head: * run containers natively * customize / swap out the window manager/display manager * run kvm virtual machines * desktop fractional scaling
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by moondev 8y ago
How do you manage projects now? Jira is fairly ubiquitous in agile development and has been used everywhere I have been in the last 5 years or so.
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by moondev 8y ago
I can run docker on my pixelbook just fine via crostini. Vscode as well.
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by moondev 8y ago
It's a blog announcing a new feature for their platform. It's not like they are taking an ad out on the New York times.
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by moondev 8y ago
Apple runs many workloads on baremetal Kubernetes inside their own data centers. Source: I've done some platform engineering contract work for them.
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by moondev 8y ago
Here is a great sierra inspired gtk theme if you miss the look and feel: https://github.com/vinceliuice/Sierra-gtk-theme
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by moondev 8y ago
I run proxmox on my 16 thread ryzen and would love more cores. I currently run 4 linux vms for my kubernetes cluster and a 4 core macOS vm with passthrough for my gtx 1080i. I have 64 gb of memory so the only thing stopping me from runnin
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by moondev 8y ago
port 37777 looks to be commonly used for tcp video streaming https://www.cctvcameraworld.com/port-forwarding-for-dvr-and-...
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by moondev 8y ago
Kubernetes is the absolute opposite of everything you said. Open source, cloud agnostic, cloud optional..., it literally abstracts the hardware so you are not locked in. You can run it anywhere.
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by moondev 8y ago
Yes to all. The most difficult thing is persistent volumes, but leveraging things like Heptio's ark allow you to send them to an alternative storage class. It's awesome stuff. https://github.com/heptio/ark
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by moondev 8y ago
terraform has a kubernetes provider so you can still `terraform apply` ;-) https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/kubernetes/index.htm...
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by moondev 8y ago
You could always install cinnamon wm inside wsl and then forward x11 to windows. It's pretty fast and l you can launch windows apps from inside wsl too
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by moondev 8y ago
32gb RAM, 6 cores - 12 threads! That would be a game changer and turn it into a powerhouse for docker/minikube/vagrant workloads.
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by moondev 9y ago
Very excited to try this out finally. Integration with netflix OSS ecosystem seems like it will be a big win for moving those dependant services off ec2
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by moondev 9y ago
Is this just new documentation or is it managed in some way? I was under the impression that istio could already be installed on any k8s cluster on any cloud?
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by moondev 9y ago
How does this compare to chunkwm? Does it support gaps?
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by moondev 9y ago
Agreed! The other thing is if you don't play goalie mainly, many skaters just would rather not. I know I would much rather play as a forward than get shot at all game.
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by moondev 9y ago
I would use something like https://www.packet.net for that.
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by moondev 9y ago
Sure. Install kubeadm on the node, "kubeadm init", install a pod network, then remove the master taint
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by moondev 9y ago
How does Kubernetes have lock-in? You can run it on any cloud or baremetal.
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by moondev 9y ago
Backblaze is in only a single datacenter, so perhaps not quite fair to compare pricing between true multi-region competitors?
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by moondev 9y ago
No doubt! It seems antiquated and repetitive
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by moondev 9y ago
Why would they think that? It won't say "forked from foobar/foobar.com" and it won't be under the footer org. That's like me make a random repo and adding a readme that says "official public windows 10 sou
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by moondev 9y ago
Sounds like a problem that should be solved on the ci/cd level and not the underlying container registry. People use containers in different ways.
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by moondev 9y ago
Use the hash instead of the label. Labels being mutable is helpful because you if you want the most current, bugfixed version of node 7.. node:7
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by moondev 9y ago
other labels are mutable too though. That's why this broke for other tags beside latest. Use the hash instead for a hard link, but obviously won't get any security updates.
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by moondev 9y ago
Op is not claiming it keeps it private. It's just used as a tool to signal and track approved, active collaborators to the official upstream. That's beneficial to control.

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