moondev

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by moondev 2y ago
To go even further, podman supports actual sidecars (one or many forming a pod) and even supports actual Kubernetes deployment manifests without needing a kube-apiserver.
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by moondev 2y ago
Compare to Microsoft Copilot ad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWXbd2fKTu8
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by moondev 2y ago
https://github.com/Mirantis/cri-dockerd
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by moondev 2y ago
You can also use html5 as a display output for gtk applications. https://docs.gtk.org/gtk4/broadway.html
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by moondev 2y ago
Sounds like they were building an aarch64 image, building an x86_64 image on Apple Silicon will also be slow - unless you are saying the M* builds x86_64 faster than an i9?
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by moondev 2y ago
Right I'm not suggesting inside a vm or LXC, I mean directly on the debian operating system of the proxmox host. Then kubevirt and proxmox would create vms on the same metal. They are both qemu under the covers
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by moondev 2y ago
Installing Kubernetes on proxmox would be on bare metal. Proxmox is debian + proxmox packages. My motivation for proxmox is making use of it's ui which kubevirt lacks
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by moondev 2y ago
Normally when launching the "linux terminal" on ChromeOS aka crostini - a kvm is created with lxc, the default penguin container and any additional containers run as lxc containers inside inside this vm. baguette appears to allow
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ChomeOS baguette – Linux crostini directly with KVM instead of lxd(chromium.googlesource.com)
3 points by moondev 2y ago|1 comments
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by moondev 2y ago
Has anyone tried to run kubevirt on proxmox. As in bootstrap k8s on debian and manage kvms with k8s yet still retain the option to use proxmox for managing the same kvms
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by moondev 2y ago
I assume you are not running on the sd card?
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by moondev 2y ago
Does this handle a host reboot?
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by moondev 2y ago
> After you navigate to Argo’s dashboard, click “Submit New Template” No mention of needing to login?
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by moondev 2y ago
And WSL1?
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by moondev 2y ago
What would the purpose of that be? Why so much effort to increase "market share" of something that is not for sale. The entire concept of "switching" is weird because you don't have to legally declare your operating
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by moondev 2y ago
FYI there is an unofficial package in aur that I prefer as well to snap Note there is a minor tweak needed after install to put efi firmware in spot where it looks https://github.com/canonical/multipass/issues&#x2
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by moondev 2y ago
Depends how much RAM CPU and disk your host has. You specify those allocations per vm
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by moondev 2y ago
LXC requires Linux. So you can actually use multipass to run LXC on macOS and Windows. I believe that was actually one of the main motivators for the multipass project. It's also my theory that orbstack on macOS works like this
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by moondev 2y ago
Multipass is better than vagrant in my opinion because it supports cloud-init which is the most portable and flexible way to bootstrap a server. Multipass also supports any qcow2 machine image, both from filesystem or http that has cloud-in
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by moondev 2y ago
To me that is the best part. There is no shareholder value to answer to, there is no market share because there is nothing for sale. People can complain about gnome or kde and it doesn't matter one bit. You can't stage a "hos
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by moondev 2y ago
Distributed storage that is fast and reliable can feel like magic. But it's not something that software alone can solve. It's a coordination of capable hardware and purpose built software. The fact that Kubernetes cleanly decouple
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by moondev 2y ago
It appears to be lxd, I assume a single vm with multiple lxd inside. https://github.com/orbstack/orbstack/issues/461#issuecomment...
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by moondev 2y ago
Such a casual and low-key introduction of what sounds like an incredible new capability. 1 . Would something like this replace packer for creating machine images? 2. Curious how quickly the replay log grows and how it compares to a CoW snap
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by moondev 2y ago
Why comment on something that you have never used? The fact that containers supporting arm64 is not relevant because this project requires x86. Combine that with the fact that apple no longer sells x86 hardware - it would seem that them si
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by moondev 2y ago
Why are you using that heirloom framework instead of something post-modern?
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by moondev 2y ago
I use it as well on Manjaro. It's great to have tiling without sacrificing all the creature comforts of a typical desktop.
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by moondev 2y ago
Would be funny to do a new version on proxmox to satisfy the proxmoxers. Then at the end reveal that proxmox was actually running on kubevirt with nested virt the entire time.
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by moondev 2y ago
When you want to "go run" but all you have is curl and a prayer https://goblin.run
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by moondev 2y ago
What is the mac version of WSL or Crostini?
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by moondev 2y ago
ChromeOS flex can't run Android apps like native ChromeOS - so getting the framework chromebook edition will give you all bells and whistles.

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