My #ADHD has been a valuable asset over my career for doing #DevOps stuff like CI and container orchestration (ie, swarm, #Kubernetes, etc) and scripted automations, as generally the more complex something is, the more interesting I thrive in figuring it out and implementing it - but with great exception to tedious and cumbersome API and UI workflows.
What would Tom Bombadil do at a time like this?
nostr:npub1kgmmh0ne925qy6nmsxde8usautleevs8lzl6tehunskakc432dmq2t6k0w Any relation to harbor, the registry?
nostr:npub1jfdayj7m43fen0yxelp2gj2utrwrgt5rqftka4y2pq9u3aedp82quf88d2 I C what you did there!
nostr:npub18yve5f33hyqq35t3y3xu72t9x33pfdznd0kq78lf73wkxchzr5hsmjxxyn
I am pretty well expiernced with Docker, but there is so much container tech i would love to learn and play with... especially now that docker hub put up barriers to free orgs.
nostr:npub1xq8vy2xssgmhn3ffmjrj0r02fwqyevjcau854ej5yyj7uq3zs20qrz9xvs nostr:npub1ktvleg4d765hrvqh7sx3fm6z5lxwgl8ef58fvt530nlcz2jea4hqg4fv3a
nostr:npub1kpwlxpzkxfmuxjmzc2wp3rf9vjg0sgydmlhsnrgqr3maf59h86qqdxxzz4 nostr:npub1xq8vy2xssgmhn3ffmjrj0r02fwqyevjcau854ej5yyj7uq3zs20qrz9xvs nostr:npub1ktvleg4d765hrvqh7sx3fm6z5lxwgl8ef58fvt530nlcz2jea4hqg4fv3a Indeed. Podman is a great Docker alternative and Kata Containers is a way to run containers in tiny VMs, which is especially great for multi tenant hosts or zero trust environments.
nostr:npub1xq8vy2xssgmhn3ffmjrj0r02fwqyevjcau854ej5yyj7uq3zs20qrz9xvs nostr:npub1kpwlxpzkxfmuxjmzc2wp3rf9vjg0sgydmlhsnrgqr3maf59h86qqdxxzz4 nostr:npub1ktvleg4d765hrvqh7sx3fm6z5lxwgl8ef58fvt530nlcz2jea4hqg4fv3a You can have the best of both worlds with Kata Containers.
nostr:npub1d7l4vup9k4fvq6zcn9mnwnvuftsfl58kulrvgj7h3qg7cglnpacqfv546q Now that is a longstanding bug!
nostr:npub1d7l4vup9k4fvq6zcn9mnwnvuftsfl58kulrvgj7h3qg7cglnpacqfv546q Looks like someone submitted a PR at some point that got lost in the mix as well:
nostr:npub1d7l4vup9k4fvq6zcn9mnwnvuftsfl58kulrvgj7h3qg7cglnpacqfv546q Now that is a longstanding bug!
TIL about #headlamp - a useful GUI for #Kubernetes and it's available via #flatpak .
nostr:npub1hlt64wfu7h66xytcs9jf4dnmkcgc97uv57m93dztyn7kg8dyxvcsvsck4e nostr:npub1ta5365j3mxhk4rem2fswmtr2r5tu06s8d8ks7dhsj5jf0vm06z4svrxcmp The arguably more practically important baconbot is also IRC-only.
nostr:npub1ta5365j3mxhk4rem2fswmtr2r5tu06s8d8ks7dhsj5jf0vm06z4svrxcmp Many of the bots you're used to seeing on Fedora's matrix (zodbot, fedbot, etc.) are actually IRC bots.
nostr:npub18yve5f33hyqq35t3y3xu72t9x33pfdznd0kq78lf73wkxchzr5hsmjxxyn going back to IRC would be less painful if there were *one* decent client
if the bridge thing isn't going to be resolved soon I guess I'll give IRCCloud some of my money again ...
nostr:npub1d7l4vup9k4fvq6zcn9mnwnvuftsfl58kulrvgj7h3qg7cglnpacqfv546q I like Hexchat, personally.
nostr:npub1cruumka4f5c4kq9v78kf06s8l098z8jl9ftzxnu92dm3z8svn94q8mavww I very much doubt Matrix would have gotten nearly as far as it has without IRC bridging. I'm concerned about its future now without it.
nostr:npub10t70dkana55vw5zdh89mxkmvkvwmnh2n6h9ht0kfqx05et66ecpqgdlmct Yup! I usually pass it as -CNTD
nostr:npub10t70dkana55vw5zdh89mxkmvkvwmnh2n6h9ht0kfqx05et66ecpqgdlmct stunnel is also useful if you want to daemonize it or do something more elaborate, but ssh definitely gets the job done!
nostr:npub10t70dkana55vw5zdh89mxkmvkvwmnh2n6h9ht0kfqx05et66ecpqgdlmct Yup! I usually pass it as -CNTD
nostr:npub1lgfmnpwn287jsyga4pcxxdp3fnr6qa0hxj83hkphp0r82c2cwfhsvwlstr Not a bad idea for a research group - take things like the Disneyland or Fitbit apps, enable everything the app recommends to enable, and then score battery life impact on a 3000mah battery.
nostr:npub1avw0gt7853nmctzxa0rg884v4jnrgkeewren8ql32ltmswlddfgq3qn6va nostr:npub1mztu78hw3jg22qcksuw6v3k350tr54xl75pcxds5v0wnau09ksgq30uwz2 nostr:npub1qwkaun0pqpnzswj2c0gtn2aggllvxwzvt855qnft7vw3zcc5dh2sjh8gvk Yeah, I've seen that in corporate networks, but it's also a bit complicated depending on how the network is architected and where the traffic is flowing. For example, it's probably not going to catch stuff talking directly over layer2 within the network itself.
Shout out to everyone else out there who still uses a SOCKS5 proxy as their VPN.
nostr:npub1mztu78hw3jg22qcksuw6v3k350tr54xl75pcxds5v0wnau09ksgq30uwz2 nostr:npub1qwkaun0pqpnzswj2c0gtn2aggllvxwzvt855qnft7vw3zcc5dh2sjh8gvk A more sneaky thing I've seen in corporate networking is that devices have to accept a cert to join the network and the encrypted traffic gets re-encrypted on the way out such that the traffic is intercepted and briefly decrypted and logged as a quiet MITM attack.
nostr:npub1vcl9kcqwwsk536z8s4h6k48qrfkm7mahzrk5mz0v04j94507d20s6hk6t3 If it's just a static site that has no interactivity (no search, comments, etc) , then yeah, I imagine a purely server side would be better, especially if it effectively made use of memory caching.