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Would love to see a screenshot of the dashboard.

Wouldn’t the IP allowlist feature on the GitHub organisation work wonders for this kind of attack?

I've been using mailbox.org for 5 years and like it very much. Cost some 3 EUR per month (actually there's a 50% discount this week). Dead simple email that just works. Their webUI…

First, congrats on the release. I’ve looked at flox and devenv for nixifying our container builds. Our distribution of languages is about 40/30/20/10 of Python, F#, R and nodejs. A…

Agreed, it'd be nice to see the graphs with a linear scale.

Looks like it was just merged btw.

We use this for internal base images at $DAYJOB in order to get SIGTERM properly passed in Kubernetes, mostly a problem with Python, R and Elixir. Works wonders with only a default…

I’m interested in how it is compared to seaweedfs[1], which we use for storing weather data (about 3 PB) for ML training. [1] https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs

The director also made Kim Jong Il’s Comedy Club[1], an absolutely insane documentary on North Korea. [1] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1546653/

It’d be neat to use subtrace in an ephemeral pod for debugging purposes, that just runs alongside the regular pod. For monitoring the network traffic for the whole cluster, the CNI…

So how do we enable the feature?

I tried an Ubuntu x86 VM with UTM on a M1 MacBook Pro, but the results was extremely slow. I think Intel Macs will give a better result.

I asked for a status on the forums[1] but the it doesn’t look too positive. From a September 2024 steam post: > After investigating the programming requirements, we have decided it…

Is the book available somewhere online free of charge?

This link seems to work: https://www.proxmox.com/en/about/press-releases/proxmox-data...

Very nice! Adding support for CRDs would be very nice. Maybe look up popular CNCF projects and find their official helm charts, that contain the CRDs?

We’re extremely pleased with Talos. Much more secure than Azure (our cloud of choice, unfortunately) which run a full-blown Ubuntu underneath. We haven’t run into any issues with T…

I can’t recall the reason for using thanos over mimir to be honest. I think thanos seemed like a good choice given it’s part of the kube-prometheus-stack community helm charts.

We’re running standard Prometheus on Kubernetes (14 onprem Talos clusters, total of 191 nodes, 1.1k cpu cores, 4.75TiB memory and 4k pods). We use Thanos to store metrics in self-h…