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by robinhoodexe 2y ago
We have been using seaweedfs for about 3 months and so far it’s pretty solid, the integration with kubernetes is nice and the maintainer is very active on slack and when opening GitHub issues.
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by robinhoodexe 2y ago
What exactly are the problems with using it on macOS? So far (on my, admittedly, short nix journey), I’ve not encountered any issues that wasn’t fixable with 5 mins of google (even as a beginner).
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by robinhoodexe 2y ago
I'm considering doing a pilot (~5 devs out of 120) with using nix to manage dependencies and build containers at $DAYJOB, and here I think devenv is nice as a "one package" plus an active community for support.
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by robinhoodexe 2y ago
Sounds like nix using devenv[1] also would solve this problem. [1] https://devenv.sh/
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
Nix for developer environment and building containers. I’m wondering if it’s worth it to introduce to the rest of the company. We’re pretty comfortable building/“maintaining” ~400 container images, and it’s relatively fast (~3-5 min bu
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
Out of curiosity, how would you run Python or R workloads in kubernetes without a distro or shell?
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
And just as we're about to migrate 4 kubernetes clusters with a total of ~4k pods. Terraform in github actions on selfhosted runners and argoCD is failing.
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
Looks somewhat similar to the talos Linux project[1] [1] https://www.talos.dev/
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
Can you elaborate on this? We have some 300 internal APIs on a valid domain. We used to use let’s encrypt, but got rate limited for obvious and fair reasons when we were migrating between clusters. It’s a bit better with zerossl, but we sti
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Linux Foundation, BastionZero and Docker Announce Launch of OpenPubkey Project(linuxfoundation.org)
3 points by robinhoodexe 3y ago|0 comments
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
If you want to use the runAsUser and runAsGroup options in kubernetes that user needs to exist, hence why creating it is needed. In our case, we have our own base container images that include this user. The base images are either just plai
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
R is kinda difficult and I haven’t cracked this one. Currently we’re using the rocker based ones[1] but they are based on Ubuntu and include a lot of stuff we don’t need at runtime. I’ll look into creating a more minimal R base images that’
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
What you want to read is the kubernetes pod security context fields[1]. In your Dockerfile, add a non-root user with UID and GID 1000, then in the end of your Dockerfile, right before a CMD or ENTRYPOINT you change to that user. In your kub
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
Exactly. Part of the appeal to consolidate all of our container images to use Debian-slim is the ability to optimise the caching of layers, both in our container registry but also on our kubernetes cluster’s nodes (which can be done in a co
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
We’re currently consolidating all container images to run on Debian-slim instead of a mixture of Debian, Ubuntu and alpine. Sure, alpine is small, but with 70% of our 500 container images being used for Python, R or node the final image is
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by robinhoodexe 3y ago
I’m quite excited for a future macOS ARM build.
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by robinhoodexe 4y ago
Is anyone self-hosting the enterprise version of github as a backup? Or using it as the primary source and then using the cloud version as backup?
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by robinhoodexe 4y ago
I’m also interested in peoples opinion on this. We’re using Trivy but have also been evaluating Snyk and Grype. All these can do container image scan, but these are, in my opinion, nearly useless, as the vulnerability exists in the base ima
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by robinhoodexe 4y ago
https://philip-jakobsen.dk/ Hosted on gitlab pages (for now), built with the Hugo SSG. Mostly showcasing some small side projects as well as my ceramics. I’m considering opening a small web shop as well.
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by robinhoodexe 4y ago
mailbox.org Simple and privacy focused. I pay 3 euro/month for 10 GB email storage and 25 email aliases which are very nice. I haven't had a problem with them so far since 2015.
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Good Investors Make Investing Harder(bloomberg.com)
3 points by robinhoodexe 4y ago|3 comments
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by robinhoodexe 4y ago
How is LuLu compared to littlesnitch? And is it even useful anymore with macOS being increasingly locked down (see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24838816 ).
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by robinhoodexe 4y ago
Rootless is definitely one of the major selling points for using podman over docker, especially for local development.
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by robinhoodexe 4y ago
Does anyone have experience “migrating” from docker to podman on a somewhat large scale? I am starting a new job soon in a DevOps role where the devs use both podman and docker and although the resulting images are the same, using two tools
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by robinhoodexe 4y ago
Arm architectures, especially the one on an old raspberry pi b+ (running armhf or armel due to some technical magic). I want to use the old pi as a node in a k3s (lightweight kubernetes distro) cluster but the current releases won’t run. I’
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Seneca Moral Letters – Letter 88 on Liberal and Vocational Studies(en.wikisource.org)
2 points by robinhoodexe 4y ago|0 comments
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by robinhoodexe 4y ago
For a more technical overview: https://www.lumi-supercomputer.eu/may-we-introduce-lumi/
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by robinhoodexe 5y ago
It seems a 64-bit OS is required for the Docker image, which gives me an excuse to upgrade my Pi model B to version 4.
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by robinhoodexe 5y ago
Tandoor also looks interesting. Could you take a quick look at mealie and make a comparison between the two?
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by robinhoodexe 5y ago
I think it's in the "hacker's" interest to optimize and improve the tedious chores like meal planning and grocery shopping.

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