#Kubernetes/#K8S Q: I've been having an issue all this while I haven't quite been able to tackle. How do I properly mount a #Samba/#SMB/#CIFS share in a #Docker container on Kubernetes?
I definitely don't want a method that does any "pass through" outside of the container such as mounting said share on the Kubernetes node then passing it to the container, since that seems quite hacky and the deployment/pod could easily be reassigned to a different node.
I've hit my first k8s screwup. Trying to delete an erroneous Ceph Rook deployment, and the ceph object store is stuck in "Terminating" status. Consequently, so is the Namespace it's in, and the CRD which defines it, and so is the entire Rook cluster.
What's the "I don't fucking care, kill it!" command in Kubernetes? "delete --force" doesn't seem to be it...
@mmeier that is most likely due to finalizers. Objects (and namespaces) with finalizers don't get directly deleted and instead something else (like a controller) is notified about the delete request. So you can end up in a situation where the thing that's supposed to handle the delete has been deleted (or is otherwise broken) and delete is impossible.
I am sadly shutting down our #friendica instance, https://social.babb.no. I didn't promote it enough, mostly because I was testing it.
I love their idea, I think the folk around it are really nice, but I don't have time to start a test instance just to debug things. I also miss what I have with other instances (mastodon, pixelfed and to a lesser extent, Bookwyrm): a sense of community of sysadmins to help each other. Maybe it was my fault that I didn't find it.
Also a bit annoying that many #Fediverse projects (I'm looking at you, #bookwyrm and #friendica, but also #pixelfed), while having designed solutions for container deployment, offer few or no means of cluster deployment. Mastodon was the only service where there was actually some recipes on how to deploy on #k8s. I had to do it myself with all the others - no big deal, but I don't want to run anything these days that isn't on a cluster.
Lame phrase, but I'm really going to try to be more active on the fediverse and socially active from an activist standpoint. Too much hate and hurt in the world not to try.
If you use #kubernetes#k8s to build a #developer#platform for your audience that acts like a #paas why the fuck did you not choose a well known and established PaaS?
Stop propagating to smaller teams that they should do this. They should NOT.
Doing so demands enormous efforts, governance, orchestration and a team doing so. There is NO time to build a product beside that.
And no: #k8s as a service won’t improve it. Neither #aks nor #eks
@danjac I am working at big tech and binding to people to #k8s is an enormous money driver…BUT tbh all cloud architects I know will recommend services based on requirements and not money. Money is rather driven by management and pure sales that MIGHT influence this and also give pressure.
Wie kann ich den Speicher dann auf auf meinem Arbeitsrechner mounten um Konfigurationen zu bearbeiten?
Bisher wird alles auf mein NAS gespeichert und die Freigabe kann ich natürlich auch einfach auf dem Desktop mounten... aber wie läuft das dann mit dem #Clusterstorage?
Also falls weiß wie man das umsetzt... her damit 🙏
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Question for those who do most of their local development on #macOS with an arm64 processor (M1+): What's your preferred approach to running #docker (docker-compose) and/or #kubernetes?
· Official Docker Mac App
· Linux using UTM
· Lima
· Podman
· Other?
Oh cloud, it's bigger
It's bigger so you
Use Kubernetes
The lengths admin will go to
To scale their enterprise
Oh no I've said too much
I set it up
That's me in the Docker
That's me on the cloud host
Learning Kubernetes
Trying to launch my apps on you
And I don't know if I can do it
Oh no I've said too much
I haven't set it up
Ok so after some more fiddling with it and creating a #OCI/#Docker container for it today, I got two pods in #k8s/#kubernetes running that query #prometheus and push the result to #MQTT so that #homeassistant can pick it up. Need more optimizations but it works, and I get the information I need into HA.
It needs some more tweaking, but rather happen with the result and will push the code probably tomorrow. It's probably horrible to anyone doing #Rust professionally but getting better at it 💗.
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