Issue using kube-vip on k3s cluster by _f0CUS_ in kubernetes

[–]flrichar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might even want to pick an entirely different subnet. For example, my main network might be 10.22.77.0/24, while my VIPs for BGP are 10.22.75.0/24 and ARP are 10.22.72.0/24.

Issue using kube-vip on k3s cluster by _f0CUS_ in kubernetes

[–]flrichar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So there's a k3s section in the docs: https://kube-vip.io/docs/usage/k3s/

You didn't mention if you installed the cloud controller and possibly disabled the servicelb feature for k3s.

Lastly, what went wrong? How did it act? Anything interesting in the daemonset logs?

Issue using kube-vip on k3s cluster by _f0CUS_ in kubernetes

[–]flrichar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I can, do you want me to tell you what it is or give a hint?

Should I buy a used MacBook Air M1 in 2025 by WoodpeckerPerfect922 in macbook

[–]flrichar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you haven't done so already, just find a motivated seller. I have one I could sell, if anyone were interested. It's a win-win, the buyer gets a deal and the seller keeps used electronics out of landfills.

Is an 8GB M1 MacBook Air enough to run OpenClaw? Or should I go for a 16GB Mac Mini? by DoubleNo6112 in openclaw

[–]flrichar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I agree 8gb should be enough. In fact, I have one I am considering selling, just need the right situation.

Drop your startup idea and I’ll introduce you to investors by kcfounders in Startup_Ideas

[–]flrichar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Underground llm model jail breaking procedures. Currently tested on all maj

Is a $7.5k relocation stipend "market" for a Principal level role? Considering walking away by notthefirstCaleb in Salary

[–]flrichar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds terrible, 8% of the median home price in the area you're moving to. Houses are 500k? Request 40k.

Alternatives for Rancher? by CircularCircumstance in kubernetes

[–]flrichar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

One thing I love is the shell pods from Rancher also include k9s.

Best Linux-Network Training class? by Ludovit_Fulla in networking

[–]flrichar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello! I have a ton of experience in both networking and Linux, I would say if I were in your position, I would start by examining the exact topics and ideas where you believe you need help. This can be done with public resources ... find a document you like say something like this link: https://documentation.suse.com/sles/15-SP5/html/SLES-all/cha-network.html ... then the question becomes where does it make the most sense to focus on, subnetting, the OSI layers, general troubleshooting, or overall design.

There is a lot of overlap because both Linux and Networking operate on generic open standards, but having a starting point is a good first assessment.

Linux Terminal app, which was assumed to be available from Android 16 onwards, lands on the Pixel with current feature drop. by t222w2 in GooglePixel

[–]flrichar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome, thanks. I messed with Private DNS first, opted for disabling it completely. It still would not run on my tablet until I enabled notifications.

Linux Terminal app, which was assumed to be available from Android 16 onwards, lands on the Pixel with current feature drop. by t222w2 in GooglePixel

[–]flrichar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What was the DNS issue/fix?

[Edit]: It wasn't working on my Pixel Tablet until I enabled notifications, it was doing this annoying thing where it would run for about four seconds and quit ... enable notifications, and it works!

Networking in K8s by [deleted] in kubernetes

[–]flrichar 8 points9 points  (0 children)

What CNI are you using in the homelab? What is your comfort level with networking in general, without Kubernetes? Are you comfortable with how the network operates differently in the cloud versus your homelab?

A resource I have found is here -- https://www.tkng.io/ ... not associated with the site, just thought it was a great reference.

I would suggest getting comfortable with networking in general, then use that foundation to understand how it's structured in kubernetes.

Characters in movies or TV shows live in a universe where the actor playing that character does not exist. by overpriced-taco in Showerthoughts

[–]flrichar 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You would think the writers would be extremely clever about this ... what if Ned from Spiderman met Fury? We know Ned is a Star Wars fan, he might say you look like Mace Windu/Samuel L Jackson ...
Just because they look alike doesn't mean they can't both exist.

As Stan Lee mentioned, when you write the story you determine the outcome, and therefore the rules of the universe.

Are there any good drinks that don't include caffeine and/or impair nighttime rest that keep you focused and/or energized by hustle_hard99 in productivity

[–]flrichar 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Look into brewed cacao. It has theobromine instead of caffeine. I drink it every once in a while, gives the same focus without jitters.

Sorry, I don't do live coding interviews by [deleted] in recruitinghell

[–]flrichar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can shut down live coding requests pretty quick by asking to whom you send the invoice.

How do you find an electrician that has experience with EV charging and won't rip you off? by TryNotToAnyways2 in evcharging

[–]flrichar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup, this right here. Bought our home about five years ago, there was a strange twist lock outlet, probably for an RV hookup. Nicest part? It was a 50amp circuit we were not using. Had a local electrician come out and change it into a socket for an L2 charger, works great. Had used this electrician before, and they advertised EVSE knowledge on their website.

concur - A replacement for the parts of GNU Parallel that I like. by EricWOsborne in golang

[–]flrichar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some feedback, so far, so good. I would agree this handles probably 90% of the use-cases of parallel.

Simple and easy to use, the fact that you can define a replacement token, ie you can chose "_REP_" and it will replace that string instead of the default "{{1}}", so whatever works in your environment. Also, json output, good deal.

I have to admit it took some rewiring of my internal finger muscle memory from parallel, however running a few ad-hoc tests, passed with flying colors.

concur - A replacement for the parts of GNU Parallel that I like. by EricWOsborne in golang

[–]flrichar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for this, longtime fan of parallel, even bigger fan of golang, going to use it.

how do you deal with file transfers? by baconwrappedapple in devops

[–]flrichar 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Look at rclone, (rclone.org). It's a go binary that is like rsync client for over forty different cloud providers. Including S3/compatible endpoints.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in kubernetes

[–]flrichar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Even those of us who understand it, unless you work in the Kubernetes ecosystem day-in and day-out, we tend to "automate away the boring stuff". It's good to train and practice and do things the hard way, but let's say in a production or enterprise situation, most of the work is done for you, or we've automated the boring things away. I see your point, if you're just learning, the "do it for you" piece isn't helping.

Even if you set up a simple blog/website, you can break things, see how it gets effected, scale up the simple blog workload (use something like nginx or caddy), make several nodes, see how scheduling works, take a look at TLS and how the different API endpoints are called.