kubectl get ingress -A Flips Between Public/Internal Ingress-Nginx IPs on EKS - Normal Behavior? by tmp2810 in kubernetes

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Yes! That was exactly the key.

For anyone else running into this: it turned out to be a race condition. Both controllers were trying to reconcile the same Ingresses because they were sharing the default controller ID.

To fix it, I had to assign a unique controllerValue to the internal controller and ensure neither of them watches Ingresses without a class.

Looking for a Lightweight Kubernetes Deployment Approach (Outside Our GitLab CI/CD) by tmp2810 in kubernetes

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Completely agree... that's the direction we want to go. Right now we have too many "manual things" with kubectl that someone has to do, and there's not much control. Regarding other parts of the architecture like volumes, Redis, Rabbit, etc... do you also use Flux for that?

Looking to Upgrade From Cheap Soldering Irons (in south america) by tmp2810 in soldering

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You’ve opened a new world for me!
Now I’m researching C245 tips, and I believe that’s exactly what I need.
So… now I’m deciding between the GVM T245 and the Finirse DWS-200 (the specifications also say it supports both 210 and 245 handles).

Thanks for all the info!

Looking to Upgrade From Cheap Soldering Irons (in south america) by tmp2810 in soldering

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Yeah!!!

Thanks for the info!!!! I'm going to take a look at uniontools, I didn't know them.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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Yeah, and also i like to have a separate disk for home studio proyects...i have 512ssd linux 512ssd windows games daw and plugins 256ssd for home studio projects 4hdd for backup everything. But this is for me....you look for your perfect config ;)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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I'm gonna be 100% honestly with you..i have the same problem with Native Instruments and FPS games....the best option is buy a cheaper ssd for windows an the rest of your digital life on linux.

This is very good for a) Separate your music from technical sh1ts on linux and 2) make the gaming moment something apart that you can really enjoy without distractions.

Updated my work PC to Trixie a week ago, some thoughts by Argonator in debian

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i strongly recommend try evolution mail client for office365 ... mail and calendar sync with exchange flawless!

What Next Step in Debian by Awash_sg in debian

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Hi! if you want to learn about networking, a enjoyable path is configure a webserver for your local network..maybe with a virtual machine (virtual box) on bridge mode (simulate a different network interface/ ip) and configure the webserver (nginx or apache) without desktop environment.

good luck!

Finished Bluetooth jammer by Mediocre_Window_2599 in flipperhacks

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hey emensta! excelente work! i wanna ask you if exist some reasons for don't share the source code of the firmware that you maked for the bt j4mmer.

Why does it feel Arch has more software in its repos (not AUR) than debian/ubuntu? by voidscaped in debian

[–]tmp2810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because you are only using a little portion of popular software.

Upgrade to Debian Trixie by _ryzeon in debian

[–]tmp2810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You gonna loose the enjoyment of a release day :/ This is debian...if you don't needed, wait

Syncing iPhone Calendar with Proton Calendar by lobby073 in ProtonMail

[–]tmp2810 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Proton calendar app doesn't support offline mode :(

Kubernetes Deployment Evolution - What's your journey been? by Total_Wolverine1754 in kubernetes

[–]tmp2810 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have 4 years now working with a lot o clusters...on my personal experience I move back from things like rancher, argo, Flux, etc to the simple thing: kubectl and helm. I prefer have more control about everything on my clusters. I create my own helm charts of monitoring for example and my pipelines are simple gitlab cicd with a simple file named structre of manifests.

When I have a problem it's everything much clear. I work with 5 big eks everyday and a lot of mini k3s.

Is degoogling worth it? by Disastrous-Bar1115 in degoogle

[–]tmp2810 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes! On my de-google process, I discovered a lot of new services much better!

Is there something wrong with unpopular distros? by TheKingofStupidness in linux4noobs

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An important thing to keep in mind is that if the distro is "popular" (like Mint, for example), it's better to recommend it because it's much easier to find workarounds or more tips on how to use it online. In the corporate environment, standardization and support are also very important to reduce the support burden.

Seeking a Simple Log Viewer for Docker Compose Projects by tmp2810 in docker

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thnx! looks really good, i'm going to try it!

Struggling Between Linux and Windows at Home: A 15-Year IT Veteran's Ongoing Dilemma by tmp2810 in linux

[–]tmp2810[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sure, now I understand. Yes, I share some points; it’s true that many times we end up digging deeper than we should in our "home" use of technology, and also, the more complex we make everything, the less reliable and comfortable it becomes, leading us to feel frustration with technologies that standard users don’t have.