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Let’s be honest, if you’re a software engineer, you know where all this compute and power consumption is going. While it’s popular to blame #LLMs, y’all know how much is wasted on #docker, microservices, overscaled #kubernetes, spark/databricks and other unnecessary big data tech. It’s long past time we’re honest with the public about how much our practices are hurting the climate, and stop looking for scapegoats https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-staggering-ecological-impacts-of-computation-and-the-cloud/
It's push in green question time! #kubernetes gang, how do you do pushes on green with #argocd? I’m choosing in between writing a small thing that bumps my gitops repo on a webhook call from GH actions and running Keel to just track the :latest tag.
It's a homelab setup, I don’t need anything elaborate. I just don’t want to go poke the deploy every time I git push the source changes.
Perusing Reddit #Kubernetes subreddit and so many people set themselves up for pain or the answer fits in a theme of more. Like the old joke of Java devs fixing bugs by wrapping classes with more classes. Someone can’t get auto scaling to work? “You need keda”. Don’t understand PVs? Use Karpenter.
People really need to understand the basics before adding more.
Saw someone on Reddit try telling another person that running a single #k3s instance is not a good way to learn #Kubernetes. Total rubbish. It's superb way of learning Kubernetes.
I am really confused. In order for #kubernetes to pull images even if the tag didn't change I need to specify the imagePullPolicy to Always AND the image tag needs to be latest? Or if I set the imagePullPolicy to Always it will do it for all of the image tags? It looks like both are needed and I am disappointed by that! 😩
In fact, the #kubernetes operator is how you’re seeing this post! I’m running a #k3s cluster at home on two #OrangePi Pluses using the operator for ingress. I’m on T-Mobile home internet and it works great since I can’t forward ports.
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