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kincl

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About kincl

Solution Architect @ Red Hat

github.com/kincl

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    Comment #46692328

    The country code GB in some of the tables should show the source economy being Great Britain right? Am I misunderstanding the table?

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    Comment #45931920

    Having done just a small to moderate amount of automation in CI/CD pipelines around GPG tools I know this pain. Back then I was waiting for https://sequoia-pgp.org/ which recently …

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    Comment #45254481

    The Asciinema clients have now gone from Python to Golang back to Python now to Rust https://docs.asciinema.org/history/ https://blog.asciinema.org/post/and-now-for-something-compl…

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    Comment #40474174

    On this note I would check out the Universal Blue project[1] which uses a combination of technologies to implement an immutable OS desktop environment. [1] https://universal-blue.o…

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    Comment #39917609

    Relevant awesome list on tunneling: https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling

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    Comment #34669065

    If one of the main advantages is being able to suspend to disk why not just implement CRIU (Checkpoint/Restore In Userspace) in Kubernetes?

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    Comment #34416054

    Great thread! I noticed a bunch of the comments are from Sandia/LLNL/LANL all of which are mostly focused on the National Nuclear Security Administration side of the Department of …

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    Comment #33156100

    I just realized that OpenBSD unbound was likely named as a counter to ISC BIND. Similar to Sun Java and the Eclipse Foundation.

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    Comment #33007284

    Yeah I couldn’t access it either, Wayback archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20220403200715/https://9p.io/sys...

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    Comment #27207763

    I think KubeVirt fits better in an environment that is already running Kubernetes. We have found it useful for running some of our heavyweight CI jobs that have virtualization requ…

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    Comment #19855704

    Yep, actually all of our user projects are unclassified at the OLCF.

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    Comment #19855694

    The call for proposals for INCITE (one of the programs we provide cycles for) is open for 2020 but this would be for Summit not Frontier this time around :) http://www.doeleadershi…

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    Comment #19855671

    Yep, we have battery-backed generators for UPS and a transfer switch at the 480-V feed that comes into the room but it is not enough to power the compute nodes. The UPS allows clus…

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    Comment #19850662

    GPUs help considerably here, taking a look at previous ORNL machines: Jaguar | 2.3 PF XT5 (CPU-only) | 7 MW for HPL Titan | 27 PF XK7 (1:1 CPU to GPU) | 8.2 MW Summit | 186 PF (2:6…

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    Comment #19850594

    As has been noted in other comments, we do not have a power station at ORNL. We buy power from TVA at about 5.5 cents per kW hour which in part is because of the locality of the la…