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by pepemon 7y ago
There is plethora of similar tools (cssh, pssh, dsh) but Ansible ad-hoc mode superseeds these ones at any real task involving "simultaneous" management of Linux boxes.
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by pepemon 7y ago
Sounds exactly what is Tahoe-LAFS for.
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by pepemon 7y ago
Well maybe they will either backport or accept community implementation of merge request approval functionality now [1]. With all kudos to the GitLab team, absence of this feature while all other major players free tiers have it is quite a
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by pepemon 7y ago
Please elaborate on "more and more IT guys I know move over to Free/OpenBSD" and your mentioned easiness of migration.
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by pepemon 7y ago
I can't see how Kubernetes belongs to this problem. It's just the tool for getting specific things done, not some kind of silver bullet. You can build your application layer around Kubernetes, leveraging its primitives and integra
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by pepemon 7y ago
There are distributed primitives in Kubernetes (such as leader lock), so you won't have to roll your own "architecture". For example, look at Patroni, it can be run natively on Kube, using its resources for all distributed an
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by pepemon 7y ago
You can't switch networking for Swarm Mode
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by pepemon 8y ago
Out of curiosity, why do you need RHEL or subscription from Canonical for the production Kubernetes setup? What's wrong with plain Ubuntu or CentOS?
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by pepemon 8y ago
Docker is using containerd under the hood as its container runtime component.
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by pepemon 8y ago
Please elaborate more about security. What can be so seriously wrong on non-rooted device?