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ralgozino
3y ago
You almost answered your own question. One common solution is to have 2 nodes with haproxy (or similar) sharing a virtual IP with keepalived that load balance de traffic to the control plane nodes and to the nodes where your ingress control
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ralgozino
3y ago
You're welcome! Notice that you can go also forward in the history with CMD+] and If you happen to have back and forward buttons on your mouse (like an MX master) they also work ;-)
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ralgozino
3y ago
In those cases I go back in the history of chats that I visited with either CMD+[ or the dedicated "clock" button
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ralgozino
3y ago
I guess you've never eaten boiled corn grains
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ralgozino
3y ago
And it's funny how they always crash in the USA, isn't it?
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ralgozino
3y ago
don't push, tap :-D
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ralgozino
3y ago
I second multipass, it is pretty cool if your target is Ubuntu. I think it is closer to "Docker for Ubuntu VMs" than Vagrant though. In the latest releases hey are dropping support for native virtualization on mac and moving to QE
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ralgozino
3y ago
I must ask, how did you notice that?!
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ralgozino
3y ago
now I'm wondering if the "let's make Ladybird render Shopify better" video series was before or after that... :D
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ralgozino
3y ago
the whole point is deploying closer to your users, unless your customer base is the owners of those restaurants, it would be better to deploy to other (even all!) regions
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Johnny Decimal
(johnnydecimal.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned that Broadcom is also in process of buying VMware, the topic has been largely discussed here
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ralgozino
4y ago
that is pretty cool and a major QoL improvement indeed!
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ralgozino
4y ago
thank you! TIL. I guess you need a completely different mindset to approach this.
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ralgozino
4y ago
Asking as someone with almost no experience with eBPF. How do you read the otuput of the tool? In the README's example GIF, If I didn't know there's an IPTables rule dropping the packages I would not know that the package is
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4y ago
> One last thing that goes beyond comprehension. If you come from Argentina (like I do) and you have a valid driver's licence you can get the Italian one by some paperwork only before you get residency but not AFTER. If you want the
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What if Infrastructure as Code never existed – Adam Jacob
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4y ago
I knew the name was familiar, thank you
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4y ago
thank you
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ralgozino
4y ago
excuse my ignorance, what is "their fab business"? It's the second time I read it in this thread and I can only think of «fabulous» and it turns the whole phrase into sarcarsm :D
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4y ago
> that have a 20% inflation at the time, but currently around 50% Official interannual inflation rate was 94,8% in December 2022. https://www.indec.gob.ar/uploads/informesdeprensa/ipc_01_238...
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ralgozino
4y ago
With draw.io you can also embed the diagram source in the PNGs export
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ralgozino
4y ago
Absolutely this, I learned a lot from doing maintenance with my dad to our house, cars, etc. The first thing I bought when I moved out was a tool box.
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4y ago
> For floors, especially, the barrier to entry to the field is very low. If that was an unintended pun, I LOLed really hard xD (Sorry in advance for the low quality comment)
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4y ago
Hi Andrè! I just wanted to thank you for mailcow! We used it a few years ago at my previous job to getting a new domain up & running and got a porfessional, best-practices-configured email server in no time. Great experience also for da
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4y ago
Having recently picked-up the guitar after a 10 years hiatus, that escalator analogy hit me right in the feels :'D
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ralgozino
4y ago
You may like warp then: https://warp.dev
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ralgozino
4y ago
Maybe canonical's multipass is a good option. It creates Ubuntu VMs very quickly using hyperkit, has as they were containers with docker. It has some limitations but works pretty well overall. https://multipass.run
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4y ago
> So, it's exactly like signing up for gmail if gmail was down and you had to either wait for them to fix it at some undetermined point in the future, find another email provider or set up your own email server instead. GMail was in
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ralgozino
4y ago
Where's €60000 pretty low? In Italy at least €60000 a year before taxes is kind of a very high salary and hard to get. The average salary for a DevOps Engineer according to Glassdoor is 35000 a year.
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