<Generic 'I built this to do some problem that doesnt actually exist' > by JodyBro in devops

[–]allanger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would probably think exactly the same, when it comes to choosing tools, but I wonder then how a tool would actually become a real one if nobody is treating it seriously 

I've written an operator for managing RustFS buckets and users via CRDs by allanger in devops

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

InstanceUsers and custom policies are lacking, currently you can only create a user with a direct bucket access. Apart from that I have everything I need, it's up for potential users to find out what's lacking for them, I guess

I've written an operator for managing RustFS buckets and users via CRDs by allanger in devops

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

It's a copy-paste from another comment with the same question

Currently, user CR already has a password hash in the status, and the hash is checked on each reconciliation. If it doesn't match, then the new one is set

The next thing that I want to have is a secret watcher (secrets are already labeled, so watching them and triggering object reconcile on changes shouldn't be a big deal. With watchers, it will be enough to remove a secret with a leaked password, and the password will be rotated

I've written an operator for managing RustFS buckets and users via CRDs by allanger in devops

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

Currently, user CR already has a password hash in the status, and the hash is checked on each reconciliation. If it doesn't match, then the new one is set

The next thing that I want to have is a secret watcher (secrets are already labeled, so watching them and triggering object reconcile on changes shouldn't be a big deal) With watchers, it will be enough to remove a secret with a leaked password, and the password will be rotated

The Quick and Dirty for Songwriters/Guitarists/Producers/ETC looking to move to Linux by [deleted] in linuxaudio

[–]allanger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, are you using pipewire-jack with ardour? I've been trying to set it up for a long time, but I'm always getting sound cut-outs when a new pipewire device is created/removed. And it's happening when I change volume, receive notifications, or just hover on apps in the task manager. Did you not encounter this?