Merged https://github.com/jakubkulhan/bunny/pull/147 earlier today into the 0.6 dev branch. You can test it out with composer require bunny/bunny:^0.6@dev. Looking forward to any feedback on it before releasing bunny/bunny 0.6 in a few months. With the following other changes:
Kinda forgot how much fun it was to write code stitching map tiles together, and also how easy it was. Currently at 82 lines of #PHP. Once finished it will be a new package, as the #golang has some massive glaring bug in it that took me 6 years to find. Sprinkling some threads and #AMQP over this once it's done. The home clusters fans will sing once more
Another reason to run things such as #RabbitMQ as a cluster: If the #Docker image is missing the #arm64 arch one pod will stay pending while the continues working
Honestly, #GitHub could use a report spam feature in the UI instead of opening a ticket. Getting tagged in random issues hijacked with posts of crypto scams is getting ridiculous at this point.
Been putting the finishing touches on Bunny's transformation into #fibers PR. One of the major things for me there is visualizing the changes, especially the breaking changes. For example switching from a promise based API to a fibers based API:
Great, really should have a look at #chainguard based #Docker images: JavaScript Actions in Alpine containers are only supported on x64 Linux runners. Detected Linux Arm64
When I get to replacing switches, I'll either have to go full layer 3 switches for anything my home cluster connects to or go with a layer 3 core switch as my NAS is hooked up there. The traffic from Star Gate to Star Gate Command is purely inter VLAN traffic because all my switches are layer 2.
P.S. Yes the MB/s numbers are off, haven't tweaked those correctly yet 😅
First part of a new long term home project coming in. An #Ubiquiti PoE+ switch to power a small #Kubernetes cluster built using #raspberrypi nodes. Going to blog about every step once it has been completed. But it is going to be a few quarters long project doing bit by bit
After that, I did the node patch boxes and hooked each node into it. Tomorrow I'm putting a wall around the gutter to keep everything in one place. And after that figure out how to create a patch box for the USB lighting cables.
