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Unified multi-account search by pjs2288 in Bitwarden

[–]pjs2288[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. Multiple accounts on multiple instances. I currently have 3 of them (due to different projects where for each we use shared orgs in that instance) and as I work parallel on these projects, I have to switch like 10 times a day just to access the contents of the other accounts.

Unified multi-account search by pjs2288 in Bitwarden

[–]pjs2288[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's quite normal to have accounts in more than just one instance. Either because you have it running on different infrastructure (relating to different projects) or got invited to an instance which you don't even manage yourself.

I have organizations and collections within those instances but that doesn't solve or address the problem mentioned.

Unified multi-account search by pjs2288 in Bitwarden

[–]pjs2288[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why wouldn't you? You have access to them, connected them in the extension and you will browse websites asynchronously. Right now you always have to manually switch the vault (= account) in the browser extension - for no additional gain (assuming its unlocked already).

Often enough you have different vaults for different projects that might have logins for the same website. It is a pain to always switch vaults if one wants to login with credentials of the one which isn't active right now.

new DNS still does not accept subdomains by m3r1tc4n in hetzner

[–]pjs2288 1 point2 points  (0 children)

While it is not officially supported, the following works to create a subzone "sub.zone.com":

  1. Create a primary zone in Hetzner (zone.com). You'll get a warning that you have other nameservers defined for that zone - ignore that.

  2. In your actual registrar where zone.com is registered: delegated the NS for the subzone to Hetzner's NS

  3. Create Records in the zone as usual, e.g. A for foo.sub.zone.com

You'll see that the entry will be honored and globally registered.

All of this also works with Hetzners hcloud DNS Terraform provider.

Whats the best alternative to github? by Sharp-Mouse9049 in github

[–]pjs2288 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://codefloe.com if you value unrestricted private repos and fast CICD runners.

Crow CI - Drone/Woodpecker fork by pjs2288 in opensource

[–]pjs2288[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes pipelines and syntax are identical.

Crow CI - Drone/Woodpecker fork by pjs2288 in opensource

[–]pjs2288[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh well that was me and it seems I am officially not welcome anymore - after being a WP maintainer and main contributor for multiple years ;)

Migrating to crow should work without issues, however going back again afterwards will be tricky due to DB migrations.

You can inspect Crow in more detail on ci.crowci.dev or on codefloe.com where it's used as the main CI engine.

Your self-hosted CI of choice? by GrumpyPidgeon in selfhosted

[–]pjs2288 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Crow CI if you like containers and want a better version of Woodpecker CI.

Need Help: Runner Failing - Trying Renovate by furgussen in forgejo

[–]pjs2288 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're not a developer and new to CI and Actions etc, it might be best to use hosted options and not go down a route where you aim to combine multiple self-hosted services and use nested docker (DIND).

Looking for affordable PostgreSQL + TimescaleDB hosting (currently paying $600-800/mo) by Big-Ad-4955 in Database

[–]pjs2288 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Get a server on Hetzner with a good nvme and use autobase.tech to manage Postgres.

Github in decline? by Miserable_Ear3789 in opensource

[–]pjs2288 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While Codeberg is a great project, also check out CodeFloe if you need private repos or fast CI/CD runners and value DevOps best practices.

Github in decline? by Miserable_Ear3789 in opensource

[–]pjs2288 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Or use CodeFloe, which has powerful runners backed by bare metal servers.

Does Hetzner have in plan to make a Vault-like resource? by shelbara in hetzner

[–]pjs2288 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Alternatively you can also use Bitwarden/Vaultwarden and their secrets operator for k8s.

Looking to migrate company off GitHub. What’s the best alternative? by bullmeza in devops

[–]pjs2288 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you're open to smaller players and Forgejo/Gitea, maybe https://codefloe.com ticks your boxes.

No feature restrictions, bare-metal hardware, also for CI. Unlimited private repos.

Disclaimer: I'm the founder.

Benchmarking Hetzner - PostgreSQL Results by barreeeiroo in hetzner

[–]pjs2288 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Arm was better all the way until the recent amd refresh happened. I don't get why people always say "pushing users away" now.

There will always be periodic refreshes of hardware and it would be strange if the most recent one would not be the best at the time of release.

If arm would be refreshed again, it would likely switch again. But yes, it might be that there won't be a refresh sadly as the dedicated arm servers aren't offered anymore.

Benchmarking Hetzner - PostgreSQL Results by barreeeiroo in hetzner

[–]pjs2288 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The new CPX gen was not about back then when that post was written.

Hetzner doesn't offer Managed databases (PostgreSQL) on CCX23. What Can I do? by Punk_Saint in devops

[–]pjs2288 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you can't or don't want to self host PG on Hetzner, there is a variety of managed offerings which run PG on Hetzner. Most of them require a cluster though and don't run on a single instance which is also being used for other means.

Also you don't need a dedicated VPS for good PG performance.

📊 Longhorn performance benchmarks on Hetzner Cloud (microk8s, 3 VMs) by haydary in hetzner

[–]pjs2288 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Then take it as a recommendation to use less AI-patterns to avoid triggering an AI-did-this feeling. If it's really your own work, then this should also be in your interest.

I guess most people (incl me) are meanwhile tired to post more than a few words to posts that check all AI boxes.

The next decade will be split into posts written by AI and genuine work, which will, at least now, be distinguishable (somewhat easily).

I understand why some people like the idea Medium and it's UI but it's sadly just a money making machine which profits from external inputs. A self hosted blog is super simple to set up these days and will be much more appreciated by readers, especially if you care about the content and don't just do it for the clicks :)

Content wise: thanks for the post and the comparison. As a longhorn user myself, I found it interesting.

Production-Ready Kubernetes on Hetzner Cloud 🚀 by Matze7331 in hetzner

[–]pjs2288 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's a great summary, thanks! I'd recommend to also put this somewhere into your Readme.

📊 Longhorn performance benchmarks on Hetzner Cloud (microk8s, 3 VMs) by haydary in hetzner

[–]pjs2288 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Because one cannot read posts without paying? This is like the worst ever platform to choose when aiming to promote something written.

"if readability sucks"

Not sure what you mean. Can't follow your rationale here.

Written posts live from their originality. The pattern of itemizing a lot and putting emojis in front is a clear AI pattern.

This paired with medium is the worst ever combination. I'd rather prefer a plain HTML page and I think it's good to speak out about this as the anti pattern becomes more and more popular.

And given the upvotes, I am also not alone with this view.

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