JustinGarrison

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wrtK8s [video](youtube.com)
4 points by JustinGarrison 3mo ago|2 comments
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by JustinGarrison 3mo ago
My new homelab build with Linksys cases.
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Your Slop, My Sludge(justingarrison.com)
9 points by JustinGarrison 4mo ago|0 comments
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by JustinGarrison 4mo ago
I'm actually confused about what ClusterdOS is and does besides glue a bunch of projects together in an opinionated way. It sits on top of Kubernetes and seems very hand wavy about how you create and manage those clusters.
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by JustinGarrison 4mo ago
How does the IncusOS API compare to Talos? When I first looked at it it seemed very minimal and I didn't see a lot of options for more complex installs (eg network bonding, disk partitioning).
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by JustinGarrison 6mo ago
Thanks! I didn't know about Arkane. Ill check it out.
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by JustinGarrison 6mo ago
I work at Sidero, but I'm glad that wasn't obvious from the article because I'm trying to be fair. I heard about Impermanence right after I gave the talk so I'm looking into it.
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The State of Immutable Linux(justingarrison.com)
44 points by JustinGarrison 6mo ago|17 comments
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by JustinGarrison 8mo ago
I was early container adopter at a large RHEL shop and they absolutely required us to use their forked version of docker for the daemon and RHEL based images with systemd. This was mostly so containers could register with systems manager an
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PETaflop Cluster(justingarrison.com)
2 points by JustinGarrison 10mo ago|0 comments
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Comparing the smallest, production-ready Kubernetes options(siderolabs.com)
7 points by JustinGarrison 1y ago|0 comments
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
I'm the head of product at Sidero. Thanks for sharing! We love to hear people being successful with Talos.
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How to run your own Bluesky PDS Server [YouTube](youtube.com)
8 points by JustinGarrison 2y ago|0 comments
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Talos Linux vs. Flatcar(siderolabs.com)
5 points by JustinGarrison 2y ago|0 comments
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U-Boot: a boot loader for Embedded boards(source.denx.de)
2 points by JustinGarrison 2y ago|0 comments
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
Everything trends upwards. Even the services they killed in the past year I’m sure were getting new customers. But Amazon isn’t interested and doesn’t have capacity to support hundreds of services that don’t make a lot of money.
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
It was a business decision because slack's old /call command was built on a startup they aquired. I don't know the details but I'm sure Amazon gets deep discounts on slack and slack get's the same for chime. https:
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
I would be fine if they built a new tool with 2024 IaC experience and control. But I think trying to evolve CFN into a new thing would take far too long and have a lot of edge cases that they should just start over and stop trying to paper
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
You just saved me 1-2 hours trying to replicate the problem tonight. You earned an internet cookie Thank you for being a good internet citizen.
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
Thank you very much for the note. I use hugo to render the site and don't have any specific setting for back button behavior. I'll check it out.
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
EB has languished for 1 reason. The team that built/maintained EB was reorged to build AppRunner (as EB v2) and they never had enough cycles to maintain both and weren't allowed to deprecate v1.
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
Any amount of evolving would require a lot of breaking changes to rearchitect and not be bogged down by keeping compatibility. I think they should make a v2 and sunset v1 and not keep any old compatibility.
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
If you get rid of chime you also get rid of slack huddles (built on Chime). Like many AWS services the backend of Chime is good, the UX/UI is terrible.
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
In the last year they've deprecated 14+ services/features and they've been really bad. They will email existing customers but they won't announce it publicly to avoid the bad press. Documentation pages are updated quietl
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
What services would you get rid of?
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21 More AWS Services They Should Cancel(justingarrison.com)
28 points by JustinGarrison 2y ago|55 comments
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
FWIW Talos has DoD users from multiple countries. The areas that need a lot of security have repeatedly chosen Talos when they compare it to traditional Linux distros.
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
Compliance and security are extremely important. Because of Talos’ single purpose nature and extreme small size it hasn’t needed patches for the recent “big” CVEs (xz utils, SSH, etc) because we don’t even have that software present. When y
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
I’ll be doing a live stream setting it up on raspberry pi 4b tomorrow https://www.youtube.com/live/HsY8D9aO84Y?si=VL5LPG_M9GwfM7d_ Talos doesn’t support older models (too slow) or the 5 yet (waiting for uboot support)
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by JustinGarrison 2y ago
Thanks for the interest in Talos Linux! I work at Sidero (creators of Talos) and there are lots of “secure, immutable, and minimal” Linux distos out there. Something that Talos does differently is everything is an API. Machine configuration

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