moondev

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by moondev 3y ago
Before I had a chance to work with datadog, I generally operated Prometheus / Grafana as it's basically industry standard in k8s. The ability for an application to publish it's own often very detailed metrics and have those a
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by moondev 3y ago
Instapot gets way more hype but air fryer is the real mvp
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VMware and Microsoft ship Linux images built for VMs https://github.com/vmware/photon https://github.com/microsoft/cbl-mariner
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by moondev 3y ago
cockpit is pretty nice as a headless alternative to manage and interact with kvms vs virt-manager I also like storaged interface for exporting and mounting NFS and ISCSI. A killer feature would be to add support for nvme-tcp / nvme-rdm
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by moondev 3y ago
What is point exactly of saying something "might" happen 100% of the time?
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by moondev 3y ago
> A dedicated server from OVH running some processes under lxc and systemd can achieve 100% yearly uptime. Your hobby project isn’t Google. 73.6% of All Statistics Are Made up https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en
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by moondev 3y ago
> No point paying 15-20% extra for the same specs in a svelte case if you’re not running native macOS. The main point is proper non-hackintosh support for running (unlimited amount) of macOS vms on esxi - which requires Apple hardware. R
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by moondev 3y ago
https://github.com/cyberus-technology/virtualbox-kvm I learned of it via: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39300317 Also interesting: vgpu suport (intel srv-io) https://cyberus-technolog
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by moondev 3y ago
Mac mini 2018 is still the best Mac for vms 6 cores 12 threads 64GB DDR nvme 4 thunderbolt3 ports for pci expansion 10GbE onboard nic boots ESXi boots Proxmox boots or virtualizes windows boots or virtualizes li
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> the vSwitch implementation is buggy and unreliable as soon as you add more than a couple to a cluster. Next time try dSwitch (distributed switch) instead of vSwitch. It's designed for cluster use and much more powerful (and easier
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by moondev 3y ago
Interesting thanks for sharing. Surfacing this in the UI would be great if it works well for sure. Another handy feature is the ContentLibrary for organizing and launching OVA/OVF, as well as launching OVA directly from a URL without n
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by moondev 3y ago
If proxmox supported OVA and OVF it would be huge. It seems technically possible as there is a new experimental kvm backend for virtual box which supports OVA. At the end of the day OVA is just machine metadata packaged as XML with all requ
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by moondev 3y ago
By application do you mean vCenter? It's in an entirely different league than proxmox. https://i0.wp.com/williamlam.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/... https://www.reddit.com/med
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by moondev 3y ago
Nested virtualization also works great on ESXi for macOS guests ( so you can run docker desktop if so inclined ). I believe this is possible with proxmox as well with CPU=host but have not tried it. For graphics, another cool thing is intel
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by moondev 3y ago
An underrated advantage of ChromeOS is easily running mobile apps that expose intuitive UI like this. Combined with the floating window mode I have enjoyed using bambu handy for 3d printing and vSphere mobile.
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by moondev 3y ago
Except when they mean containerd without docker crio lxc windows containers podman
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by moondev 3y ago
kubernetes is also a static go binary (kubelet) deployed with systemd!
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You can deploy k8s on a single machine though. This way you get the benefit of a standardized, documented API without the burden of multiple machines.
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You don't even need to write your program in go or configure and deploy with fcgi. Write it in whatever you want and stick it in a container.
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Mecca for 3D Printing
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One percenters are people too
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I'm sad this is the top comment on an incredibly detailed and well researched article. The context of the content is obviously for Kubernetes enterprise platform teams and not deploying your first nginx pod. The author also gives speci
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by moondev 3y ago
Preach. I figured it was implied by now it's an indicator of processor generation with roots in the history of the semiconductor industry. * iPhones count up * Ubuntu LTS counts YRMO 24 months from April * Debian counts toy story chara
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by moondev 3y ago
How did you end up cooling it? I have an a40 and it's been interesting testing all kinds of methods, from two 40mm fans to a 3A 9030 centrifugal blower with 3d printed duct
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You can't really "build" VMware though. It's a proprietary hypervisor and ecosystem of interoperable products with tons of hardware vendor drivers. Building on KVM or even a new hypervisor would not get you 'VMware&
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by moondev 3y ago
Heh I went the opposite direction from zenith to ASRock tnt Are you on the latest bios? I have had good results flashing the "E" bios in the TNT folder based on the FTP site mentioned here https://www.reddit.com/r&
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by moondev 3y ago
Are you assuming that based on visiting the vanity import path in a browser? https://github.com/mvdan/sh is the repo looks like v3.8.0 was released 2 weeks ago.
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I have a similar homelab setup and have been playing with USB over IP via https://www.virtualhere.com It does require a client to talk to the server but seems to work pretty well. My thought is to setup a "thin USB client&q
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combined with gosh - a golang shell interpreter it's pretty easy to create scripts that run on all the platforms and architectures, even future targets go run mvdan.cc/sh/v3/cmd/gosh@latest -c ' go run
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by moondev 3y ago
"go run" is pretty awesome. go run github com/mikefarah/yq/v3@latest Assuming go is installed this works on all common platforms and architectures. I wonder if a stub program that packages go with somethi

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