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The Unreasonable Effectiveness of AI
(artisanml.substack.com)
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23d ago
The 6 big milestones of the last decade that made the impossible, possible.
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Kubernetes on Raspberry: Bootstrapping the Raspberry Pis
(iamsafts.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Post 2 of my Kubernetes on Raspberry series. Preparing (bootstrapping) the Raspberry Pis to become Kubernetes nodes.
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[raspberrypi-k8s] Part 1: Hardware
(iamsafts.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Post 1 of my Kubernetes on Raspberry series. Explaining the hardware used for the nodes, the cluster's node configuration and costs.
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s3rg4fts
2y ago
If you're templatizing manifests, kubespray does this pretty well I think. At least for the basics, it's pretty helpful so far. But indeed, I'm looking into deploying more things with Helm if possible. Most services I've
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2y ago
It most definitely is not, you are right! I think the main difference IMO is that by paying that price with k8s I at least have something that resembles an application platform and I can easily ship containers, deploy my app and not deal wi
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2y ago
I do dread that exact scenario you're mentioning. I know it is a possibility but I'm hoping that should this day arrive I'll be able to put it to rest and hopefully have learned stuff along the way.
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2y ago
Good luck! This is pretty useful for benchmarks https://github.com/longhorn/kbench?tab=readme-ov-file
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2y ago
I think the 3/4s have a lot of limitations indeed. The 5s are a bit more powerful, so I'm expecting your experience would be better. Wasn't aware of NixOS, looks pretty interesting but I'm not sure about how easy /
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2y ago
Wasn't aware of HomelabOS, looks pretty interesting! How is your Longhorn performing? I tried setting it up on my nodes but with Gigabit networking and possibly the Pis pretty average CPUs I would get pretty awful performance both in d
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Why I'm building a Home Lab with K8s on Raspberry Pis
(iamsafts.com)
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5y ago
I did it on Procreate on an iPad. You can export layers as GIF (or an MP4 video). But I guess you could do the same with Photoshop on a desktop.
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5y ago
Sadly, in this specific case we update almost 1/10th of the table daily and we have also based our entire searching functionality on indexes in this table. Bad news: our product relies a lot on having so many access patterns so it'
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5y ago
Hey, author here! The next thing I'm aiming to do is VACUUM more aggressively, like you propose. However, given that we update ~1m rows daily, I don't think that VACUUM alone would do the trick. Except if I went the opposite way a
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Debugging slow write performance in PostgreSQL (GiN indexes)
(iamsafts.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
A journey debugging slow write performance on PostgreSQL. Assumptions, validation, community support and lessons learned.