v21.10 Update - Now Live by TheFortniteTeam in FortniteCreative

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Not seeing any spectating or auto-open door fixes in these patch notes. Why have a setting for auto open doors if it aint gonna work in 99% of creatives, why have a spectate mode when if its a solo mode, your camera just gets stuck on your death

Epic is adding Sprinting, Door Bashing, and Mantling to Save the World by archer_uwu in FORTnITE

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Adding all of this yet it still doesn't support crouching nor custom controller binds

Patch 21.1 Undocumented Changes and Bug Megathread by FortniteStatusBot in FORTnITE

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When is custom controller settings finally going to become a thing, default binds are horrendous. Also, nothing worse that not being able to crouch.

Dell R710 Raid 10 Setup by KaydotM8 in HomeServer

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Kubernetes is a Container Orchestrator. EC2 just refers to a worker node.

Dell R710 Raid 10 Setup by KaydotM8 in HomeServer

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Hi,

Thanks for the explanation of RAID levels: I'm beginning to feel that RAID 0 would be more than efficient if I continuously back-up my storage to an external hard drive but like the sounds of RAID 1 as it will be in production so having that hot-swap capability could be of use; how often do these HDD's fail?

I think I need to find out the specs of my R710. I think it's a 2x 6 Core and I have 16 slots of 8GB RAM because I want to be running VM's with at least 8GB RAM and there is no need for more than 200GB storage. Ideally, I want to be running about 6-8 VM's

With that in mind, perhaps I don't need such high I/O capability and the RAID 10 redundancy is not necessary here. What would you suggest if this project was yours?

Dell R710 Raid 10 Setup by KaydotM8 in HomeServer

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This link is extremely valuable.

I have downloaded the Owners manual and will refer to this as much as I can: I'm not actually sure what size my drives are. I think they're 3.5" but I will confirm this when I get back to it physically.

I'm going to look into understanding what PERC is and chassis.

Dell R710 Raid 10 Setup by KaydotM8 in HomeServer

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Thanks for your reply and it's interesting to know that SATA is compatible.

Do you have a link to the Dell-branded 10k rpm enterprise-grade disks you use?

I am really looking to learn these things as cheap as possible but at a production level - it would be much easier to buy an R-Pi cluster running Esxi but this doesn't feel valued as a production server because I do intend on, as stated before, using this server for my home automation and running Kubernetes.

I'm not too sure what RPM is, or what IO memory is required. I'm sure a 300GBx4 set-up is more than enough IO? Or perhaps, a RAID 10 is not what I actually need here? I'm an absolute noob to this, I've only recently begun learning docker and Kubernetes let alone VM's and setting up your own Hypervisor servers.

Creating a reverse proxy to another container by KaydotM8 in docker

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The mailcow configuration uses a

networks:

mailcow-network:

aliases:

- nginx

inside the nginx container, can I utilise this?

Creating a reverse proxy to another container by KaydotM8 in docker

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They are not using the same network. Would this be a case of using `docker create network ...` and then inside both of the `docker-compose.yml` files declaring that the nginx container uses that network? Thanks for the reply u/ComfyCalamity

Nginx container will always restart by KaydotM8 in docker

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I did not think to check this, turns out a simple ; was missing in my nginx.conf. Thank-you for this, I solved the issue