This is the most cursed idea I have seen published in a long time

This is the most cursed idea I have seen published in a long time
What the new Docker pull limits really mean and how to deal with them, and whether paying for 12 years of support for Kubernetes is a good idea.
Lol the kubernetes slack mods pinged @channel for users saying gtfo if you not active cause we hit max user limits.
Also this is why you use forums instead of chat for support and discussions.
I think I've just had my "damn google has utterly gone to shit" moment.
Does anyone happen to know how I can get the node's arch (arm64/amd64/...) into the environment variable of a Kubernetes Pod?
I need to stop being lazy and write more deployment yaml instead of Helm charts. Spun my wheels for awhile this week on an upgrade of something just to find out the helm chart was badly out of date. Rewrote it as a Deployment and came right up. I honestly can't tell which is a more mature way to go when relying on someone else's helm charts.
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Kubernetes is actually the specification, what you're referring to is Kubernetes' monster
We've progressed from hacked-up shell scripts dumping context and writing Bash test harnesses.
We're up to compiling GoLang debug CNI plugins with static linking so we can dump context Even Betterer
It's been a long day.
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#engineer #Python #K8s #SaaS #Ubuntu #containerization #Golang #virtualization
Creating a #Kubernetes cluster in less than 10 minutes? What do use in 2025?
Let’s see and create a three node cluster in just minutes!
#talos #linux #howto #k8s #taloslinux #cloud #talosctl #kubectl
https://gyptazy.com/talos-linux-howto-create-a-kubernetes-cluster-in-10-minutes/
#Guix survey found that 70% of users deploy it as a graphical #desktop #linux
Be interesting to consider packaging and testing priorities at #guixdays given this figure
About a third are #server deployments, on hardware, but also #vm #kvm - interesting!
The ability to use #guix for #docker or #singularity deployments and #CI were all mentioned. Maybe potential for further development?
#Using #guix in #cloud or #containers with #orchestration (e.g. #k8s ) doesn't seem widespread yet.
Features aren't always innocent
In the most recent publication by Akamai Technologies' Security Intelligence Group, Tomer Peled found yet -a n o t h e r- vuln in K8s. this time in Log Query, and it can do some big bad.
Did you know that out of the 12 vulns found in Kubernetes since 2023, Tomer has found 4 of them?!?!? i work with the coolest people
anyway, couldn't resist a britney parody sooooooo
https://www.akamai.com/blog/security-research/2024-january-kubernetes-log-query-rce-windows
Are there any Thanos Helm Charts which are not bitnami/thanos??
@tanepiper I would suggest #NextCloud running on a #k8s cluser connected to a local #SAN with #Amazon #S3 backup
#Kubernetes 1.32 "Penelope" is out!
The new release introduced support for the Graceful Shutdown of Windows Nodes, new status endpoints for core components, and asynchronous preemptions in the Kubernetes scheduler.
Discover more: https://bit.ly/4h6XO4T
Today's service update round is really containing some bangers. Just read the release notes for Ceph Rook's 1.16 release (https://github.com/rook/rook/releases/tag/v1.16.0), and with it, ObjectBucketClaims can now provide a bucket policy, so I won't have to add one manually to e.g. give my backup user access to the bucket.
It looks like CloudNativePG finally supports declarative creation of additional databases in existing clusters since 1.25: https://github.com/cloudnative-pg/cloudnative-pg/releases/tag/v1.25.0
So I might rethink my approach of "one CNPG cluster per app" and go with the approach I already have in my Nomad cluster, with one PG cluster serving multiple DBs. I always thought that to be a more sensible approach anyway.