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   by proxysna 5y ago

   My monthly Circle CI downtime, yay.
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   by proxysna 5y ago

   and does not matter if they like it or not /s
3. 153.▲
   by proxysna 5y ago

   Glad to see oxide on HN. Sick stack.
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   by proxysna 5y ago

   zfs as a filesystem and nfs, samba or iscsi are enough for that usecase.
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   Kipod – How Belarus built and used mass surveillance(youtube.com)

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   by proxysna 5y ago

   System requirements for nomad on Hashicopr's assume a relatively high-load. Running a single Rpi 3b+ master with a 10-13 clients at home was not resource intensive at all. Master was effectively running on idle temps and opening somet
7. 157.▲
   by proxysna 5y ago

   Nomad supports it. I ran Nomad instead of Kubevirt at some point. Functionality was great, but it missed the live migration. My usecase did not require it, but it was later pointed out to me.
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   by proxysna 5y ago

   Hey, afaik no, but you can compile nomad to work with OmniOS so i assume you can do the same for SmartOS. Haven't tried that in quite a while, so don't quote me on that. In this fork you can find fixes that add OmniOS support for
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   by proxysna 5y ago

   hey, glad i was able to help.
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    Pin a qr-code to your channel instead. Far from ideal but it will work better. Twitter does not like posts with links in them.
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    robots are cool soundtrack is amazing typography is great
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    > Docker may be useful if an application has enormous reach and needs Google scale, but very few apps do. > I got sucked into the Docker hype some years ago and the demos worked well enough in isolation. > I pushed it on a small te
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    IIRC you can self-host Teamspeak and Ventrillo.
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    I remember reading something like that a few years back on Reddit. I always was a bit confused why would office tasks require a windows installation with office on it until i saw how unnecessarily tightly some tasks and tools are coupled w
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    most american thing I've heard all day.
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    Anything that looks like it is attached to wall or just hidden from eyes, will have a lot more chances to avoid being stolen/reported. When i see one of the usb outlets with exposed screws in public the only thing that comes to mind is
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    > Drop one of these in a Mcdonald's, and nobody’s going to expect a thing. You can leave it for days, while it collects data and marshals it back to your home network. brave assumptions. it's will be gone in 30 minutes.
18. 168.▲
    by proxysna 5y ago

    jeez, you need to relax. That was a normal question, no need to behave yourself like that.
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    Missed the whole consul part of the question. To register services you can: 1. You can use ansible module [0] 2. Use a template to create json files or suing http API [1] 3. Registrator. Project is old but still works well. [2] > Do the
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    I don't want to sound bad, but to me all of these sound like a misconfiguration and lack of understanding how consul works tbh. But i don't know the full context so eh, these things happen.
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    you can check out ansible templating engine that ansible uses - jinja2 [1]. And the templating module itself[2]. But if you are not well versed with ansible check out Jeff Geerling's "Ansible 101" [3]. [1] https:/&#x2
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    For ~20 jobs in my local network for the longest time i was running single VM with 2cpu 1gb ram. Opening htop was taking more resources than rescheduling a job. For local development just use `nomad agent -dev`.
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    Hardware: A few droplets in DO, a bunch of Orangepi's/Raspberrypi's and 3 HP Elitedesk G1 with some i7 and 32 gigs of ram each. Software: bunch of solaris/omnios vm's, torrent client, owncloud, mtproto proxies for f
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    You should be ok with consul, ansible and templating your docker-compose files. Might take some time to set it all up, but should be ok.
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    Swarm has a lot of issues. Some that are on the surface like bad networking and stemming from it scaling issues. Others are related directly to Mirantis. Company that owns docker.inc now. It neglects the swarm part of the docker, even was p
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    Not only k8s, but i ran VM's with both Nomad and K8s. Nomad supports VM workloads out of the box. K8s requires Kubevirt [0]. [0] https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/drivers/qemu [1] https://kubevirt.i
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    Nomad + Consul does auto-clustering. All you have to do is specify in which mode your nomad binary is working and where your consul client is listening. For local development -dev mode exists for both Consul and Nomad.
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    Swarm is great for small workloads (hosts =< 10). Networking is slow, but if you need something to just run containers over a set of hosts, you won't find anything simpler than that. Sadly Mirantis (company who now owns docker.inc)
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    Anything that needs a kernel module (OpenVPN with tap for example) is better off as a separate VM. Or anything that is not linux, so BSD, Illumos etc. Also I am using Nomad over baremetal to create VM's with Nomad clients onboard. Kind
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    by proxysna 5y ago

    > But I have yet to find anything I cannot do in Nomad that you normally do in Kubernetes. VM live migration. I was surprised that people use kubevirt for that, but apparently this is a valid usecase. Otherwise nomad can do relatively co