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marcoceppi

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    Since the GPU libraries are hosted on the node, privileged flag is typically required to make that possible. I'm sure there will be improvements to not require privileged, but toda…

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    Gluster is a good alternative, Ceph can be prickly if you don't want a block device and instead just need a filesystem. CephFS fills sort of the same role, but does so on top of Ce…

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    I agree, I usually update defaults so that python => python3. However, PEP has some guidance on how this should be handled[1]. I imagine Ubuntu (Debian, et al) is following these g…

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    Comment #14003201

    I'm curious what init system would you prefer?

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    There's a bit of pre-setup. I'll make sure we have DreamCompute in the installer out of the box soon. Here's what that setup looks like: https://asciinema.org/a/7ba3snjdkxybmgisbm8…

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    OpenShift is an interesting product, because it's not just Kubernetes, but a PAAS on top of Kubernetes packaged as a single solution. As a result you're not using k8s, but OpenShif…

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    We don't begin integration testing at day 0 of release, we are constantly integration testing. That said, five days is a goal of ours, not a hard deadline or SLA. An example of thi…

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    First off, sage math looks awesome \m/. This is a great question, I'll be making sure we update our docs and pages to highlight these differences, here's a few that might be helpfu…

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    It's super clean already with CDK. You just issue a single command from your laptop, something like: `juju add-unit k8s-node` or `juju add-unit -n 10 k8s-node`. This will provision…

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    We're still "beta" so we have been able to release within 10 after upstream. With recent updates to our build/ci process, we're able to constantly test master. This means we can bl…

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    Comment #13484334

    Hey HN, PM for Canonical's Kubernetes (CDK) here. Feel free to ask questions!

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    Comment #13170696

    Thanks for the feedback, my original sentence may have been a bit hasty, but the core of the message is there. I see Canonical's role as the expediter/server in a kitchen instead o…

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    Unlike other companies, we don't jump in to upstream projects and throw weight around to influence a project to make it more marketable for us. Kubernetes has a vibrant, and powerf…

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    Typically ceph for rbd

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    If you're looking for bare metal, have you tried using MAAS and Juju? https://jujucharms.com/kubernetes-core/

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    Comment #13123353

    This is a nice write up, but we honestly needed to stand up kubernetes on-premise and in public/private clouds. This is why we've been using this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B…

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    On the same vein, there are plenty of Xen machines that are vulnerable despite the host OS being updated (which, honestly, I don't thing happens as quickly as it should considering…

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    Sure, Xen is a hypervisor - just like KVM and a whole host of others, but Xen is /very/ heavy from a resource utilization. Xen doesn't produce lightweight VMs, they're traditional …