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by pstadler 8y ago
I'm running a three node cluster on Hetzner Cloud for less than $10 a month. Comprehensive guide and automated provisioning available here: https://github.com/hobby-kube/guide
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by pstadler 8y ago
> [...]all German ISPs by law so that's not super special. Wow, I didn't know that. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be the case in Switzerland where almost all ISPs force you to use their crap.
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by pstadler 8y ago
I've been a customer of Init7 for several years. They're amazing. Some more boxes to tick: - Use your own hardware, no crappy ISP router required - They host a Netflix cache server, in contrast to ISPs actively limiting band
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by pstadler 8y ago
I‘m not switching to fish because of its lack of POSIX compliancy. This is a valid complaint.
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by pstadler 8y ago
Same here w/o fancy tooling around Git, but a couple of aliases. I will refuse to use any Git tools or UIs, but the standard CLI, until the end of my career. Besides that, my IDE/Editor is neither a build tool manager nor should i
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How an apprenticeship trumps college(swissinfo.ch)
1 points by pstadler 8y ago|0 comments
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by pstadler 8y ago
Are you sure DO's private network traffic is actually encrypted or even isolated? Back some time ago, any host within the same private network could be reached. I wasn't surprised to see connection attempts from random hosts on et
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by pstadler 8y ago
Found it to be incredibly stable, plus the links are self-healing due to its design.
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by pstadler 8y ago
Use WireGuard[1] instead. It's way faster than Tinc and other userland VPN implementations. I've been using it for the same purpose as the author of the article and it has been rock solid - not a single issue during almost two yea
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by pstadler 8y ago
> About complexity, what you're saying is true, but I think "once your cluster is running" is making a lot of assumptions about what is actually running in the cluster in terms of infra and what workloads you can run there
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by pstadler 8y ago
I treat my cluster as immutable. My setup is open source: https://github.com/hobby-kube/guide
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by pstadler 8y ago
> Do you want to do all of this because you think is fun? Or because you want to learn the technology? or just because? Please, be my guest! [...] Kubernetes is likely here to stay. If you're interested in running a cluster to undes
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by pstadler 8y ago
Although this is a valid question, it doesn't apply here. See, I try to teach myself something new every year, whether it's a new programming language, platform or whatever else. It was curiosity that turned my non-existent infras
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by pstadler 8y ago
Indeed, see https://github.com/hobby-kube/guide/issues/6 Edit: I think this was you.
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by pstadler 8y ago
Great article! I‘m running a full-featured three node cluster for less than $10/month on Hetzner Cloud. This kind of setup requires a little more effort, but it can be fully automated and you learn a couple of things about Kubernetes o
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by pstadler 8y ago
What are you talking about? There’s https://amplifi.com/ for, let’s say, less sophisticated home installations.
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by pstadler 8y ago
Can‘t find the JavaScript connection. Guess you‘re simply trying a little too hard trolling around. Edit: To all the Nulls, thanks for the downvotes.
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by pstadler 8y ago
Why has the been banned from the homepage and marked as dupe?
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Possible BGP hijack of 1.1.1.1(bgpstream.com)
425 points by pstadler 8y ago|150 comments
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by pstadler 8y ago
You sound like you‘re new to this business.
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by pstadler 8y ago
Thanks for the hint, I didn‘t know that. Related issue: https://github.com/hobby-kube/guide/issues/47
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by pstadler 8y ago
Even though I fully agree with you, running a little 3 node cluster just for fun is amazing. Thanks to Rook and an Nginx ingress controller with kube-lego, I’m able to deploy applications leveraging distributed storage and getting tls secur
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by pstadler 9y ago
Good to see WireGuard getting some coverage. I‘ve been embracing it from the very beginning for small scale Kubernetes clusters running on virtually any cloud provider lacking isolated private networking[1]. It‘s been running stable in diff
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Why Searching Through 500M Pwned Passwords Is So Quick(troyhunt.com)
304 points by pstadler 9y ago|172 comments
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2018: What's Shipping Next on DigitalOcean(blog.digitalocean.com)
2 points by pstadler 9y ago|0 comments
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by pstadler 9y ago
Quite happy about the suggestions for similar APIs here. They’re somehow hard to find in the forest of overpriced professional services. I‘m using a different Yahoo endpoint with ticker.sh[1], which is still functioning at this time. Maybe
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by pstadler 9y ago
That's exactly how I set up my own cluster running outside of well integrated and isolated platforms (AWS, GCE, you name it). The experiences gathered during this process are available in the shape of a guide, including Terraform modul
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by pstadler 9y ago
You might enjoy this guide[1]. It explains how to deploy and run a secure, fully functional Kubernetes cluster outside platforms like GCE or AWS. Provisioning and example manifests are provided as well. [1] https://github.com&#x2
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by pstadler 9y ago
You might enjoy this guide[1] to get started. It discusses how to run a cluster on virtually any cloud provider and offers fully automated provisioning using Terraform[2]. [1] https://github.com/hobby-kube/guide [2] h
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by pstadler 9y ago
Same here, I left PHP during the early 5.x releases. Unfortunately, I inherited some Symfony applications recently. Unfortunately, because the whole stack is terribly slow and held together by an insane amount of YAML and XML configuration

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