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by moondev 1y ago
You can run wsl1 and wsl2 side by side
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by moondev 1y ago
Cluster-api project is what you want. It's the holy grail of cluster lifecycle.
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VSCode extension for syntax highlighting multi-line YAML strings(github.com)
29 points by moondev 1y ago|16 comments
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by moondev 1y ago
8GB RAM and 4 performance cores?
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by moondev 1y ago
I've kicked the tires on many CAPI providers throughout the years, what you have here rivals CAPA and CAPV. Even CAPK (kubevirt) only recently fully implemented ClusterClass, and there are no classy templates in the release yet. I have
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by moondev 1y ago
All good and i'll cheers you on the composability of k8s for sure
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by moondev 1y ago
> I can say with certainty that it's not likely, it unconditionally does. That's not to say address re-use isn't possible over a long enough time horizon, but that bookkeeeping is delegated to the CNI You are 100% wrong t
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by moondev 1y ago
Proxmox feels like a more apt comparison, as they both act like a controlplane for KVM virtual-machines and LXC containers across one or multiple hosts. If you are interested in running kubernetes on top of incus, that is your kubernetes cl
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by moondev 1y ago
This is like blaming python problems on yaml because someone embedded a python script in a multiline string.
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by moondev 1y ago
The funny thing is helm is as good or bad as what you make it. When folks complain about helm they are actually complaining about their own self created charts or poor selection of charts they install.
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by moondev 1y ago
I like wrapping with kapp for this. However kustomize still skips hooks if you inflate a chart that uses them and there is value in discoverability of helm apps installed with clear versioning kustomize build | kapp deploy -a my-app
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by moondev 1y ago
I have several asrockrack mobos and this is the first time I am hearing of asrockind, very interesting and there are a TON of different models here Do any of these asrockind machines have a BMC? I just got a minisforum s100, it's 4c8g
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by moondev 1y ago
You can install truenas Linux on the flashstor12. It has no GPU or video out, but I installed a m.2 GPU to attach a HDMI monitor
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by moondev 1y ago
Looks like it only draws 45w which could allow this to be powered over POE++ with a splitter, but it has an integrated AC input and PSU - that's impressive regardless considering how small it is but not set up for PD or POE
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by moondev 1y ago
I was all ready to complain about HCL because of the horrible ergonomics of multiline strings, which would be a deal breaker as a default config format. I just looked though and it seems they now support it in a much cleaner fashion. https
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by moondev 1y ago
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/vzd... I guess this is the Apple version of qcow2 and friends
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by moondev 1y ago
I've never seen anyone kicked out for martingale. They don't need to because they enforce a min and max bet. Also 0 and 00 everywhere
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by moondev 1y ago
Raspberry PI and Nvidia AGX https://github.com/pftf/RPi4
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by moondev 1y ago
https://developer.arm.com/Architectures/Unified%20Extensible...
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by moondev 1y ago
I have a pixel 9 pro, in the android beta there is a "terminal" app that launches a Debian shell inside a VM. You can choose to resize the disk as large as your storage can offer, and all apt aarch64 packages are available includi
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by moondev 1y ago
> Best I can tell, none of the versions are pinned. From your link, everything is pinned? So a theoretical exploit in a future release of package is not going to exist in this immutable release https://github.com/ublue-o
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by moondev 1y ago
If giving a damn makes you stand out, it seems like that would indicate none of your peers or colleagues give a damn. Working at a place where you are the only person that gives a damn feels like torture. I also wonder how much tangible val
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by moondev 2y ago
It's a bummer they discontinued the framework Chromebook, and there is no ChromeOS version of this. Seems like it would be an awesome fit. It's really cool being able to run android apps on the Chromebook. ChromeOS is really inter
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by moondev 2y ago
It's a bummer they discontinued the framework Chromebook, and there is no ChromeOS version of this. Seems like it would be an awesome fit. It's really cool being able to run android apps on the Chromebook. ChromeOS is really inter
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by moondev 2y ago
Have you considered kicking tires on Linux installed on your MacBook? I have a 2018 Mac mini running Ubuntu well. It actually dual boots macos as well using the refind bootloader. Refind can be installed and booted from a USB key as well so
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by moondev 2y ago
Do these live images come ready with cloud-init? A cloud-init in-memory live iso seems perfect for immutable infrastructure "anywhere"
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by moondev 2y ago
This has nothing to do with virtualbox. VMware workstation is the desktop product and is given away for free since it's practically insignificant to the portfolio. This is all about managing and deploying applications across multiple s
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by moondev 2y ago
Nvidia DGX and HGX servers packed NVME, 8 H100 GPUs and 8 Infiniband cards don't run a desktop. They don't even have an HDMI port.
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by moondev 2y ago
"ConnectX-7 Smart NIC" https://resources.nvidia.com/en-us-accelerated-networking-re... So those two QSFP ports can be configured for 400GbE IB and/or RoCE? Also is it fair to say that this can run a desktop c
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by moondev 2y ago
ChromeOS allows you launch a Linux terminal app which runs a shell inside a VM. There are no "entitlement" limitations to what you can do in it, while the base system remains isolated. For example you can launch a MacOS vm with qe

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