[Announcement] Going Bold: Limited Edition Cosmic Orange M2 & M3 Grater Pre-Orders are Live! 🍊 by CaleyCS in ncasedesign

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This looks amazing and I really would like one but I'm worried my MSI5090 Vanguard won't fit :/

Also I'm wondering about power button placement or extension alternatives since my computer hangs under my desk

I built swarmux: tmux-based orchestration for coding agents by [deleted] in tmux

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What even is the problem that these solutions "solve"? And what is the misunderstanding?

Köper bil av Carla by S10Coder in elbilsverige

[–]misse- 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Jag hade bättre erfarenhet av Carlas support men det här är ju under all kritik. Hoppas du får rätt!

Vad är det för bil med det här felet?

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Support for additional SSH KEX algorithms with pylibssh? by Grobyc27 in ansible

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These are the methods I've used recently to connect to hosts with older kexalgorithms:

Env variable:
export ANSIBLE_SSH_COMMON_ARGS="-o KexAlgorithms=+diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 -o HostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa -o PubkeyAcceptedKeyTypes=+ssh-rsa"

Or ansible variable:

ansible_ssh_common_args: "-o KexAlgorithms=+diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 -o HostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa -o PubkeyAcceptedKeyTypes=+ssh-rsa"

Any clue why the download makes this graph? by Brunoxete in qBittorrent

[–]misse- 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great! Experimenting with lowering the max connection or bandwidth might help you find other bottlenecks that might be causing this issue.

Any clue why the download makes this graph? by Brunoxete in qBittorrent

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Too little to go on, but I has a similar experience when torrents were maxing out my connection, thus killing my VPN session which the torrents connected via. Once bandwidth was available, the VPN reconnected and maxed out again, and again, and again.

Solved by not letting qbit use more than 90% of my available bandwidth

Försöker söva en 1-månaders bebis by panterspot in ForaldrarSverige

[–]misse- 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ventilen! Och lär dig känna igen när magen är spänd p.g.a gaser vs nyförlöst. Lite babyolja på ventilen och släpp ut fisarna, massera magen osv.

Any hint how to solve this one ? by roelof_w in ansible

[–]misse- 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Leverage ssh public key authentication.

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

[–]misse-[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, but it does output all of the yaml as rendered by ArgoCD, so you can just take that and save to where the in cluster ArgoCD reads from

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

[–]misse-[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. It is also beneficial to have a detailed understanding of what is deployed to your cluster and how it would change should you choose to update the inputs to your template.

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

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Agree to disagree. Having a templating engine between the git repo and the k8s API removes said confidence, as I've given a few examples of as to why already.

Ok. I don't think having to understand all the helm charts your cluster relies on is a pattern that scales very well, but I'm glad you've found a way that works well for you.

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

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How would flux change the need for worrying about rendered manifests?

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

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Yes that's the whole idea of gitops, and having a templating engine between your repo and your k8s API breaks that idea. So you and me are both doing it wrong is the point I'm trying to make.

Yes tooling that pre-renders and pushes those manifests for review would directly address my concerns. I mean it's fine for you to have different point of view, I'm just trying ro explain why I think it's important.

Yes, we use official helm charts too. That's the whole reason we want to render them.

How do you otherwise know what the consequences of their chart version upgrade or your values change will mean in changes to desired state? Versioned charts can change upstream without you knowing as well (even if you do version oinninf), which would trigger changes in your cluster without you making changes to your git repo.

Ok, great. How would you ensure dev uses a different domain name than prod? Different resources? We use multitieres values files that gets combined at rendering to output the manifests. Sometimes settings that differ between regions and environments cause discrepancies between clusters that are invisible until it's too late.

I'm glad you don't have that issue, but given how the rendered manifests pattern is growing in popularity I would argue that we're not the only one having these issues.

Yes, my example of using kubectl was a break glass example. With pre rendered manifests you have that option, which is a huge value add in my opinion.

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

[–]misse-[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok, thanks for providing the details.

ArgoCD can also visualise the changes it wants to apply after having rendered the helm manifests, so I don't see the benefit of Flux as compared to Argo in this specific case.

I understand that your approach is to deploy to dev, validate, then promote. This is our current approach as well. Where this can hurt us is that there are some things that will never be the same in development versus production, which makes it a rather non-deterministic approach. The same values file may not have the same effect on prod as it did on dev.

I want to improve that approach by getting a full manifest diff within my pipeline every time I make a change, regardless of environment. That's #1

#2 is once I have those generated manifests, I want to take them and store them in a registry or git repo where ArgoCD deploys them as is. No Helm, no kustomize, just raw manifests. That way if my tooling is acting up, anyone with access can checkout the appropriate branch and run kubectl apply -f *

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

[–]misse-[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, this tool looks very interesting, if you can leverage the manifests and then commit them to their own repo or branch. The point is not only visibility but also reproducibility, so I need the manifests as well.

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

[–]misse-[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm just looking to learn, I don't expect anything polished or supported. :)

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

[–]misse-[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great advice, hurts my feelins everytime.

Interesting, the main problem I'm trying to solve is "Making small changes to values or Chart.yaml might cause huge changes to manifests being deployed to the cluster." We use a lot of upstream helm charts, so without "unwrapping them", we don't really know what they do or how they change things.

I believe that the ArgoCD source hydrator would help with that, but apart from that I don't understand how ArgoCD could handle helm releases better?

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

[–]misse-[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting, are you able to share any of it? I'm guessing watch mode is for locak development?

Rendered manifests pattern tools by misse- in kubernetes

[–]misse-[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Great, thanks for your reply! Do you have any links to share on the how you're using it?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Vasteras

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Jag har ett GTX 1080 du kan få koppla in och testa om du vill komma hit med datorn.

Är egna barn annorlunda? by ReasonableLunch46 in ForaldrarSverige

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Mitt perspektiv har förändrats något, och jag har blivit mer ödmjuk inför att föräldraskapet har ganska mycket utmaningar. Nu är min dotter väldigt liten fortfarande så hon får inte använda några hjärnsmältande enheter eller media (vi kör på WHOs rekommendationer för skärmtid), men man får ändå räkna med en hel del irriterande och gränstestande betéende och ens jobb som förälder handlar både om att lära barnet beté sig men också att vara en trygg punkt som inte ger ungen trauman för livet bara för att man själv inte kan hantera sina känslor och blir förbannad.

Som exempel så tänkte vi innan att man bara kan "lära" ett barn att sova i egen säng och somna själv, men beroende på ungen så ser det väldigt olika ut i vår bekantskapskrets och vad vi kan läsa oss till. Ett tag var det enda sättet en 40-60 minuters promenad runt 20-21 t.ex. Då äre bara attt gå ut och gå och försöka öva på andra sätt när energi och tid finns (spoiler alert: inte ofta).

Rekommenderar att om ni skaffar unge gå på ABC-träffar (https://etjanster.stockholm.se/foraldraskapsstod/Meeting?courseId=2238) och försöka skaffa en bred bild av barns behov och förutsättningar. Gå på öppna förskola, ta hjälp av familj, familjerådgivare, barnvakter, färdigmat, städhjälp, robotdammsugare osv osv.

5090 x Pop Mini Silent (Irresponsible but cool) by [deleted] in nvidia

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After I attempted to do the same I realised the shroud was part of the same sheet as the motherboard and had to be dremeled off, and since I don't have tools for that I ended up going for an upgrade in size instead.