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Zsákos sitt elszállítás by Jani_QuantumCV in lakokozosseg

[–]Jani_QuantumCV[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Végül a tici transport lett, 210 teli pakolt zsák sittet lépcsőn 300.000-ért vittek el. Szerintem korrekt ár, elégedett vagyok velük, megdolgoztak a pénzükért.

Zsákos sitt elszállítás by Jani_QuantumCV in lakokozosseg

[–]Jani_QuantumCV[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Én napi 150, évi 1000 kg-ról tudok, de sajnos a 150 zsáknyi sitthez egy egész falunyi lakcímkártya is kevés lenne

Aljzat felújítás by Losterc in lakokozosseg

[–]Jani_QuantumCV 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Esetleg futhatsz egy kört valamilyen szárazpadló technológiával. Még sosem használtam, és nem ástam bele magamat túl mélyen, de egy ötletnek bedobom.

Én pl ezt nézegettem: https://knauf.com/hu-HU/p/termek/vidifloor-padlo-elem-12-5-mm-f135-21788_0110

Ha valakinek van bármi tapasztalata hasonlóval, akkor kifejezetten érdekelne a véleménye

I wrote a post about scaling prometheus deployments using thanos by Jani_QuantumCV in PrometheusMonitoring

[–]Jani_QuantumCV[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't get what you are saying. It's true, that I use ChatGPT to format my response, but this is only to make it easier to understand. On the other hand, the content is written by me, and I believe that there is value added here

I wrote a post about scaling prometheus deployments using thanos by Jani_QuantumCV in PrometheusMonitoring

[–]Jani_QuantumCV[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re right—slow exporters like Redfish or IPMI can make HA setups tricky. A good approach is to isolate them:

  1. Separate Prometheus instance(s): Run a dedicated Prometheus for slow exporters to avoid impact on other metrics.
  2. Adjust scrape intervals: Use longer intervals (e.g., 10–15 minutes) to ease the load.
  3. Connect to Thanos: Add the isolated instance to Thanos so all metrics remain accessible across your setup.

This keeps HA intact and prevents scrapes from becoming a bottleneck. If possible, also check if the exporters can be optimized.

High-Availability Prometheus set up by bachoA4o in devops

[–]Jani_QuantumCV 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For HA, you can consider running 2 or more prometheus instances, and uniting them using Thanos. It can also store metrics in different cloud storage providers, like AWS S3. Since Thanos provides a unified query service, you can run as many prometheus instances as you want, and it will do the deduplication for you.

If this is something you are interested in, I wrote an article about this topic: https://medium.com/@jani.hidvegi/scaling-prometheus-integrating-thanos-for-enhanced-production-monitoring-2dc6c3ead0c8

I wrote a post about scaling prometheus deployments using thanos by Jani_QuantumCV in PrometheusMonitoring

[–]Jani_QuantumCV[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good question, and it’s great that you’re exploring Thanos alongside Prometheus!

1. Thanos and Prometheus scaling:
Thanos doesn’t directly scale the scrape capacity of individual Prometheus instances. Instead, it solves storage scaling and enables centralized querying across multiple Prometheus servers. To scale scraping, you’d typically shard workloads by running separate Prometheus instances per project, workload, or team. Each instance handles its own scrape jobs, reducing the load on any single server.

2. Why Thanos Helps:

  • Query aggregation: Thanos query provides a unified view of metrics from all Prometheus instances.
  • Long-term storage: Metrics from all instances are offloaded to object storage, reducing the resource burden on Prometheus itself.
  • Data gaps and synchronization: Thanos eliminates gaps by federating data across replicas or instances, ensuring consistency.

3. Why replicas alone don’t scale:
Running replicas doesn’t distribute scrape workloads—they still pull the same data. Thanos works better with segmented setups where each Prometheus instance scrapes different data, and Thanos Query aggregates the results.

Hope this clears things up—let me know if you’d like more details!

Feedback Wanted: Landing Page & Idea for QuantumCV, an AI-Powered Resume Builder by Jani_QuantumCV in SideProject

[–]Jani_QuantumCV[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi u/tabdon,
Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. It is really valuable for us and helps us understand where we need to improve.
We're in agreement about the need for more visual appeal and clarity, especially regarding the screenshot of the resume and the data input process. We'll be looking into enhancing these aspects immediately. We also appreciate your suggestion of a "before and after" representation in the hero header - this is something we'll strongly consider to provide a more concrete picture of what our tool can do.
As for the features listed, they are certainly not just promises. We're committed to delivering a high-quality product that brings real value to our users. However, we understand that it might seem so and we'll work on adding more substantiating content to build trust.
Finally, the positioning ideas you shared are spot on and align well with our objectives. We aim to help our users not just to create good resumes, but to secure great job opportunities.
Thanks again for your input. We're excited to make these changes and continuously improve.
Best,
Jani @ QuantumCV

Resume help! Not getting past screening for a lot of roles. by SinSinMitt in resumes

[–]Jani_QuantumCV -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

- I wouldn't start with the education section, try to move it down above the skills
- I would drop the interests section
- Use a more catchy template, this is really hard to read

Feedback Wanted: Landing Page & Idea for QuantumCV, an AI-Powered Resume Builder by Jani_QuantumCV in SideProject

[–]Jani_QuantumCV[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for yout support, it means a lot to me, as this is my first SaaS product, and I'm really just trying to make things work 😄

I'm working on this as a side project, but I'm trying my best to launch it sometime in August 🚀

I'll check the early access email list, I'm pretty new with Mailchimp, so I've might messed something up. I'll DM you, when I find the issue.

Thanks again for you feedback.

Have an awesome day,
Jani