toddnni

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by toddnni 11mo ago
Have been looking for minio alternative for long already. Found versitygw lately and would like to share the joy. It feels very promising. Fits to many small or lab use cases. It does not actually solve the trickiness of managing large stor
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by toddnni 3y ago
GDevelop. My son has used that happily. Meant for no-code development, so no real programming experience there, but good to get something out quick. Nowadays supports 3D also, but that is recent feature and will definitely evolve for some t
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by toddnni 5y ago
Using none currently, the following seems to be enough: containers for apps and KVM+vagrant on a laptop for experimenting. However, for VM orchestration. OpenStack has been my choice for long time, but about to check KubeVirt and (old and u
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by toddnni 5y ago
Maybe a dump question, but was it so, that it is not only Let's Encrypt that uses Certificate Transparency Log, but all the other providers too? If so, then the decision is more like, whether to use a public or private certificate for
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by toddnni 5y ago
Is it so that the fragmentation (the long list of distributions), or variety of configuration options, is a bad quality? This seems to be used as a counter argument to Kubernetes. Probably, it could be end result of unconsistent design or b
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by toddnni 6y ago
i3 is great and it's almost a must for my productivity nowadays. However, I would highlight, that it's ability to work in multi-monitor is huge selling point. You would like to show something from an another screen, plug the cable
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by toddnni 8y ago
"pNFS server support" Very welcome suprise! I was excited about pNFS four years ago, but couldn't find any open source system to play with. Finally it is time for some mirrored pNFS testing.
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by toddnni 9y ago
One important thing, that is not pointed out yet: FreeNAS has easy upgrade path for major OS versions. That is something that I miss when running plain FreeBSD. Plus, you can always switch between plain and FreeNAS installation.
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by toddnni 9y ago
Very interesting. Any information about upcoming pricing?
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by toddnni 10y ago
I was interested in the thin client concept few years ago and tried virtualgl. It is really nice and impressive. There are few different configurations available. I aimed for low latency and 30 fps gaming was easy to achieve over 1gb link (
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by toddnni 10y ago
No, but add an autoenv script of your choice, like zsh-autoenv and the combination is nearly perfect.
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by toddnni 10y ago
I have been looking for a Document Management System, and I would like to understand how does this compare to other open alternatives like dSpace. I would favor older and more established project, but maybe I'm focusing too much in Doc
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by toddnni 10y ago
We/I use - packer, that is a really nice and simple image building tool. It saved lot's of headache compared to tools like oz, because packer fails fast and saves debugging time. - terraform, that is comparable to OpenStack Heat o
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by toddnni 10y ago
Yes, because it is a great platform to learn system administration. First, it's so simple that eg. it takes only few lines to automate installation or create a customised internal repository. Second, the documentation. edit. And oh yes
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by toddnni 10y ago
Is this a community project or built by a startup? I didn't find the information.
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OpenStack Mitaka is released(openstack.org)
2 points by toddnni 10y ago|0 comments