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by proxysna 5y ago
Nomad will still get you where you need to be. Aside from vm live migration i am yet to find a good example of a workload where nomad is straight up is unable to do what you need.
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by proxysna 5y ago
> I rarely hear anything about the Hashicorp alternative for service discovery and such though, so it would be interesting how that compares. Consul is used for service discovery. Fast, reliable and easily extensible. Yet to have a serio
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by proxysna 5y ago
Been running Nomad for a while now at work and home, and it is such a fun project to work and tinker with. Great community, lots of plugins and other great stuff. After running k8s in prod and home Nomad felt like a breath of fresh air in a
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by proxysna 5y ago
If you are looking for a great server system give Omnios/Smartos and other Illumos distributions a try. Rock solid, well engineered and legitimately fun to tinker with. OpenIndiana is the desktop option, heard a lot, but i have no expe
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by proxysna 5y ago
Sounds like a set of excuses tbh. I am running an ancient Solaris VM in internal network, and still have HTTPS for services, without any issues/added complexity. Unless you call a single cronjob that.
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Woodpecker is a community fork of the Drone CI system(github.com)
3 points by proxysna 5y ago|0 comments
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by proxysna 5y ago
Damn, that is really nice seeing that OCI things are coming to BSD world. Outside of linux, illumos was probably the only os which was able to run OCI containers via lx-branded zones. Great stuff.
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by proxysna 5y ago
sadly they do not provide anything like Swarm and suggest to use k8s.
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by proxysna 5y ago
Great replacement for docker. For personal use it is pretty much a drop-in replacement. I used it with hashicorp nomad, and so far had no issues at all. One thing that might be an issue for some is Docker-in-Docker thing is kinda broken. (w
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by proxysna 5y ago
Yeah, you are right. It is not exactly YAML's fault but how it is used. I am ok with using it with ansible/salt/compose. But k8s is stretching it to it's limits and makes it cumbersome to use. And yeah, there is not much
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by proxysna 5y ago
Nomad also scales really well. In my experience swarm had a lot of issues with going above 10 machines in a cluster. Stuck containers, containers that are there but swarm can't see them and more. But still i loved using swarm with my 5
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by proxysna 5y ago
you should give nomad a try. Dokku has a nomad backend. https://github.com/dokku/dokku-scheduler-nomad .
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by proxysna 5y ago
This is not an alternative, just a small personal project. Learn docker, basics of kubernetes and maybe nomad.
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by proxysna 5y ago
mostly just an icorrect assumption. This is a group, that was performing attacks on gov sector since the end of 2020, this one just made the news.
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by proxysna 5y ago
Ethnic question is not really a thing in Belarus. There is no obsession with race/nationality like it is in a lot of places. Opposition loves to shout 3%, but really it looks like there is around 15% of real support. Mostly aging popu
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by proxysna 5y ago
Could you please elaborate on that?
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by proxysna 5y ago
iirc, they stopped producing phones with Android One around a year ago. So if you want to buy a new one you will have to get one with miui. Which is, like i said, is packed with spyware. When i bought my Redmi 4a, as a backup phone, i had t
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by proxysna 5y ago
Good, cheap phones, but packed to the brim with spyware.
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by proxysna 5y ago
Nomad + Consul (service mesh) + Vault (secrets) + qemu driver. Provision vms using cloud-init and you should be gtg. Otherwise you can try giving KubeVirt a go. This will have a steeper learning curve, but it is a good product.
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Strike, exile, arrest: what happened to Belarusian workers?(opendemocracy.net)
1 points by proxysna 5y ago|0 comments
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by proxysna 5y ago
Since i was diagnosed in 2019 (i am nearing my 30's today) it helped me a lot in identifying issues that ADHD was causing and how to work around them. Anger issues, object permanence, executive dysfunction, sensory issues, anxiety beca
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by proxysna 5y ago
There is plenty of cars like that. You can import some russian Niva's or Vaz, daewoo's on the low-end. Subaru, Peugeot, Scoda & Kia's base models are relatively low-tech too. Please elaborate on "tracking and surveil
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by proxysna 5y ago
Well it is an early access after all. Curiosity aside, why would anyone want to migrate?
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by proxysna 5y ago
Not russian PMC staging, but state using PMC presence as a proof of a coup attempt. They used it to spin the narrative that protests were planned and funded from abroad.
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by proxysna 5y ago
Medics were just an example. No need to call me a liar. Journalists do train. West. Basic training. https://www.todaysmilitary.com/careers-benefits/careers/publ... East. The "Тактика" и "Военная под
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by proxysna 5y ago
This proves that he took part in training. Posing with a weapon on a shooting range, does not define him as a combatant. Combat medics, for example, that are by Geneva convention are non-combatants are still trained to use rifles and carry
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by proxysna 5y ago
Not generic slavic surname at all but central asian/caucasus origin. Other than that you are right.
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by proxysna 5y ago
Nope, i am saying just like they gave away fake age for the reporter, they could've used just some random photo from backlog of a nondescript soldier with azov patch to put into article. I am not arguing that was not there. I am just
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by proxysna 5y ago
Right Worked for euroradio https://euroradio.fm/en/anarchists-describe-their-arrests-i-... https://euroradio.fm/en/young-man-imprisoned-drug-related-cr... https://euroradio.fm/en&#
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by proxysna 5y ago
Russian spies and their coverups != Belarussian KGB\OAC and their coverups. Russians have the ability act bold on purpose because of their oil and money. They have a massive propaganda machine that will scream all kinds of bs in all directi

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