You take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have The facts of life, the facts of life.
There’s a time you got to go and show You’re growin’ now you know about The facts of life, the facts of life.
When the world never seems to be livin up to your dreams And suddenly you’re finding out the facts of life are all about you, you.
Wait til all these projects crash, burn, and get liquidated. Gonna be an amazing secondary market for brand new, unused bulk hardware.
Awww, Lonnie didn’t get invited to the cool table.
Chin up, lil’ tubby bitch!
Riiiiight 😉😉
PXE is unnecessary unless you’re going to be creating a reusable boot image. Just faster to use LiveUSB.
What did you getaid off, and what are you trying to apply to? Maybe help to understand on what you’re trying to learn.
Just for your own sanity, just install Talos on the 3 machines, understand how to join them to a cluster, then deploy some stuff around the cluster. Get a feel for the basics before you get into the mess of trying to do it all in VMs.
I’d also check some comparisons on the various flavors of different lube stacks: k3s, microk8s, kubedge…etc. Theres so many now it’s hard to track.
Because you’re being rate limited. Don’t let these tools constantly hammer Github’s API in mass fits and starts or you may get a back off from GH.
And I got downvoted into oblivion for bringing it up 🤣
Jesus, WOW
Then why if you aren’t familiar would you make a comment you didn’t see anything?
Do you randomly walk into other people’s jobs with zero proficiency and speak to how they’re doing at it?
Here’s a very simple list of issues that any Node dev would immediately say is generated and has not been cleaned up:
I mean I can keep going, but if you even glanced at this and didn’t IMMEDIATELY get it, you are bad at your job.
Lolwut??? Did you check the GitHub at all?
This is so vibecoded 🤣 Nawthx
Logs
And literally everything else can do it better.
But at least you got that.
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No. Just…no.
The failure rate is going to be absolute INSANE as well.
I didn’t miss it, but didn’t loop back. Apologies.
I disregarded that as a solution in my response to that, because it’s not really a solution to OP’s request. Yes, they are cheaper. No, they are not functional for this need due to lack of PCIe. Running SSDs on these devices is not a feature because of the bus speed and connection limitations.
Sure it’s possible. No, it’s not functional for the needs requested here, or even a good suggestion. If somebody wanted a RELIABLE backup target using SSDs, this is the last possible scenario I would even suggest, and only if working from a box of scraps.
I’m not discounting your point that it’s cheaper at all, but it’s like…okay…if someone asked me where to get steak, because they need steak for a recipe they are cooking for dinner, my response shouldn’t be “Well, you could get steak right there, but it costs $X, and you can get Chicken wayyyyyyyy over there. It’s not beef, and it’s not what your recipe calls for, but it’s cheaper and possible to get.”
You’re asserting a position into justification for an argument that doesn’t exist. OP isn’t asking what they could theoretically run backups to. That could be an esp32 board for even cheaper. It’s also an even worse solution than an RPi. It’s just not what they’re asking for is my point.
Any company who gets up and running focusing solely on consumer facing memory supply is going to make a fucking mint. There are only a few who could manage to do so right now, and they are unfortunately not likely to do so.