@dwarf Ow and they cycle like maniacs on those e-bikes. Got scolded at by one for not signaling with on my bike while I did for a full 10 seconds with a straight stretched arm, but he failed to check his mirrors for that 🤦♂️
@syntaxseed good luck! Currently yanking everything to 8.2, sometime next year going to 8.4. It is a never ending cycle. But I have centralised my GitHub Actions Workflows, so that part should be easy next round.
@ericmann@syntaxseed Haven't finished upgrading all my packages to 8.2 yet. Also tend to always skip one version raising the minimum version so I don't end up in an endless cycle of just updating. Unless I really need a feature.
@syntaxseed Running tests, or well pretty much everything a specific make comment returns as a matrix. It builds docker images, does helm diffs and upgrades, terrafrom plans and applies, composer package diffs, tagging releases. And probably more
Both my wife and I have a #LEGO set with a light kit hooked up to our #gaming#PC's. So that when our PC's are on the light kit in the hooked up set is on. Due to the motherboard during #WoL the #USB ports those sets are hooked into are always supplying power. As a result they would always be turned on. So used #nodered with information from a #ESP presence sensor, and information from the #unifi#switch the PC's are connected to to determine if they are on. When they are off the NIC speed is
Run your own #kubernetes cluster on #raspberrypi's they said, it will be fun they said. So now once every blue moon there is a leader change in the middle of a #terraform apply 🤣
@ninoles@badnetmask Hard agree here, the infrastructure under your application and services such as redis/postgres/etc shouldn't be a concern to developers. But they do need to understand network/storage latency and how it impacts them, blue green deployments, non-destructive migrations. Essentially everything that directly matters to their application. But where and how exactly the infrastructure works nah. IaC is IMHO for ops.
@ninoles@badnetmask Containers are here to stay, k8s as well. But for most teams we need k8saas that abstracts the extra those teams don't need/want away. K8s simplicity is also its complexity.
@ninoles Looking forward to that. And cloud companies are working hard on that. Just don't run into weirdly documented issues edge cases because then all of this suddenly start to matter again 🤦♂️
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
Been updating the node enclosures to this design and still very happy with it. Will design the stacking build soon and then do a blog post on the whole thing. Stacking is going to be fun with the whole big cooling fan in front. Which I'll make optional in the design so people can opt out of it. One major thing I want to do, before blogging about or and putting the design up on Bricklink/ReBrickable is to get some photo's with a camera to support the reasoning for this design.
One of the things I want to have once all nodes are in a "rack" so to say is to have some lights to indicate which node is on. Got a sonof mini wifi for each node so I can turn off the lights when no one is here. For the same reason I have big cooling fans: Our sleep at night. Light pollution is an issue with this many LED's around. So with the sonof mini wifi, and some node-red utilizing control through home assistant, with data from the everything presence 1. It will only turn on those lights
