@fydel i see you made a market cap thingy :P
maybe putting that one on munin would be fun
i see what you meant with the cgi zoom graphs being broken, can help at some point, have set those up a few times and there are a few silly gotchas there
i think user permissions and systemd process private temp at least play into it
i usually roll my own systemd services for that, will have to find the files somewhere
@Joko did you disappear?
There is a little Joko in each of us
because we ate him
I'm not a fan of #f3c7fc
anything that is not white and between red and blue is probably fine
#fbddff ?
#eaddff
anything off-white towards purple is fine with me
@Rotonen good idea. will make a munin plugin when i am home from work.
yeah. the cgi zoom is hell. i had it removed once but i forgot how i did it. :cry:
well, not hell, just a bit oldfashioned in the way of blind assumptions
if you could guide me, i would be more than happy.
i am a munin enthusiast since 2004 but i never got the zoom going for me. :upside_down_face::zany_face:
Setting up some infrastructure for things I'm working on -- https://snow.tools/ in case it happens to be useful for anyone.
My seeders are basically in shambles
i have a gigabit on fields 7 and 8
I should have everything but not online until the software finishes checking it
And Zac just redid his setup, waiting on new drives
I'm expanding from 14->38TB ZFS
that’s a lot of speculative snowfield storage :stuck_out_tongue:
random idea for mass adoption: make the data in the snowfields happen to match popular torrents…
Also tentacle porn
The snow Fields have to be constructed in a specific way
easy: s/merkle root/tentacle root/
@Clueless do you run ZFS on Linux? Solaris? BSD? I’ve only used it on FreeBSD but these days run Linux machines…
Glad someone pays attention
@penfold debian
Zfs on fuse seems to work these days
I miss the warm cozy feeling of scrub fixing all the errors :smile:
can you boot off ZFS?
I've used zfs for my backups for years
never tired to boot from it, seems more trouble than worth
`scrub repaired 0 in 5h36m with 0 errors on Thu Nov 22 18:12:49 2018`
maybe my hardware was too cheap lol
I like being able to snapshot the OS
although with docker perhaps I should just keep the host clean and do everything in containers…
containers have a lot of unsolved storage scope issues
I’m currently using NFS to edit files directly on Linux hosts (with GPU etc.)… macOS client… it works but with some annoyances… anyone else got a better way?
at least iSCSI support for docker is relying one buggy commercial tool and i’ve not looked deeper
I just can’t get used to Linux desktop :smile:
I mostly use docker to make it quick and easy to recreate a particular environment on a different host (both my Mac and rigs)
just set up something like puppet for that kinda stuff
I’ve not taken the time to learn any CM tools like that yet, sigh
bonus points for wrangling containers and VMs with foreman or somesuch
hadn’t seen that before, thanks will take a peek
if you’ve ever used any template rendering system, you’re 90% of the way to puppet / chef / ansible / saltstack
aka php for shell
that’s part of the problem - which one lol
they all do about the same
I did some stuff with CloudFormation and that was painful but worked
they can be push setups
or pull from a master
would you recommend any one of the four over the others to someone who’s never used any?
no
roll a die if in doubt
I’m not yet able to compare the relative merits, and I’m loathe to learn enough of four to find out heh
or go for nix if wanting a bear of a multiproblem to wrangle
all the commercial ones are on par
and nix is hard to describe
NixOps?
nixops is one way to wield both nix the functional language, hydra the build system overlay thingy and nix the package manager without involving nixos the operating system
nix is.. different
i do not recommend forming conclusions on it before a couple of days into a deep dive
I use bash
and cannot recommend one to do that without someone paying them for it
`I’m currently using NFS to edit files directly on Linux hosts` just ssh between them
and if working on them in bulk, learn `ansible`
depends on what you're doing exactly
sshfs for local editor use
yes local editor use… I find sshfs too slow
the simplest solution is to use linux desktop but well, I find I don’t like it vs macOS :smile: