

He is 35 years old. Just imagine that. 35 years old and still not capable to use the brain properly.
He was never smart. And he still lives with his parents. And he doesn’t even go to a dentist. He is representing a lot of central US people.
He is 35 years old. Just imagine that. 35 years old and still not capable to use the brain properly.
He was never smart. And he still lives with his parents. And he doesn’t even go to a dentist. He is representing a lot of central US people.
It is easy to say “they could have left the country. They did not. So they support Putin.”
Just look at the US.
Ick-draw-zel
I did not make this definition. However, this does not give you the freedom to make up your own definition and treat it as a fact. Don’t spread wrong information.
UI. User Interface. The bridge between a system and a user. So anything, literally any information transfer from the user to the system OR from the system to the user, is a User Interface.
Of course it is overkill for a homelab. The other features you mentioned, can be achieved by Nomad or Swarm as well. And with Nomad you don’t even have to use the Docker engine.
Just ask yourself the following question: why is helm so popular? Why do I need a third party scripting language just for K8s?
You clearly will feel that K8s did many things right. 10 years ago. But we learned from that. And operations cost are exploding everywhere I see K8s in use (with or without Helm). Weird side effects, because at this layer you almost have an indefinite amount of edge cases.
That’s why I move away from K8s. To make very large and complex platforms manageable for a small operations team. The DevOps Engineers don’t like that obviously, because it is a major skill on the job market. In the end, I have to prioritize and all I can do is spread awareness, that K8s was great at some point, as was Windows 98 SE.
And this is why I do not like K8s at all. The only reason to use it is to have something on your CV. Besides that, Docker Swarm and Hashicorp Nomad feel a lot better and are a lot easier to manage.
People are worried about the end of Win 10 and this mad lad still uses ancient wizardry
My favorite book 🥹
Threema. And don’t forget, real privacy and security, with centralized services, is never free. The app is tested by third party and is open source. And, you don’t have to share your phone number, unlike with Signal.
Docker uses LXC. LXC is actually at the core of many container engines.
Yeah I saw that plugin a few years ago and it was not ready for production yet.
I am going a whole different route, but have the same motivation: get rid of docker and improve the security.
I will move from docker compose to Nomad. And I will also not use containers itself anymore. I want/need more security. You can achieve this with MicroVM (Firecracker). However, you would need to build those VM images yourself. But there is a solution to it. Kata-containers. They allow to deploy OCI compliant containers into seperate MicroVM’s. Then you have true isolation from the host kernel, while not losing much of start-up time.
It sucks to migrate to podman if you have been using Docker Compose heavily.
Also, updating is done with
docker compose pull
and
docker compose up -d
every 24h via cronjob
Yeah, all good and nice, but as long as they are not part of all linux distributions, I will not use them. I need a ls
because I know it is working on all machines that I use. Additionally, don’t forget that introducing new tools also introduces new attack surfaces, something you want to avoid on very important servers.
Yeah, I see your point. No use to repeat the same you can read in other comments or in those 274772 guides online. I was trying to imply to just generally harden ssh because then brute-force attempts should be no issue, unless you log everything and the disk space gets maxed out :D
Fml… yes, I meant CrowdSec. Thanks for the hint
Worms.
So. How hard is it to create a payment processor? Asking for a friend.