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My number one reason for moving away from using LXD in production after this change is that LXD is only available through snap, which caused multiple downtimes
by qskousen 10mo ago
My number one reason for moving away from using LXD in production after this change is that LXD is only available through snap, which caused multiple downtimes in the cluster because of the forced updates.
- gchamonlive 10mo agoExactly. And depending on whether you are installing it with snap or other package managers, like pacman in arch, it'll actually use differently folders for configs, so if you are writing automation for say automatically manage remotes without relying on the cli, you'll have to account for that. Better to just use Incus whenever possible.
- dizhn 10mo agoThis guy who forked Incus had already started providing rpm packages for LXD. At least on openSUSE but probably more.