What is the tmpfs for?

It sounds like a Dockerfile for your system OS?

Has that been impacted by this?

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Different phases of power? Did you have 3-phase ran to your house or something?

You could get a Starlink for redundant internet connection. Load balancing / fail over is an interesting challenge if you like to DIY.

I ended up back on 10.8.13 until the sqlite issues are resolved.

Hopefully they will attempt to fix the sqlite db locking issues instead of chastising users for having them on network storage. Last version before 10.9.0 continues to work fine.

Install Gentoo and let the fun begin!

You could possibly run ai horde if they have enough ram or vram. You could run bare metal kubernetes or inside proxmox.

I fished a tower like that out of a dumpster and built my first gaming PC in that and ran Gentoo on it about 2005. Played CS 1.6 and WoW and had better performance in Linux than Windows at the time.

Honestly I just moved back to local accounts. I’m interested in the other comments on this post for a good solution to move to.

Does that work with gitea? I was able to get it working with Authentik but wasn’t able to get it working on Keycloak.

• Authentik is pretty resource intensive. Needs something like 3 servers/instances. A database, a server and a worker. Uses something like 800+ MB ram just for this service. Since I run my services on raspberry Pi 3s, I ended up moving away from this
• Keycloak works great but is a bit difficult to set up and doesn’t support all the authentication protocols that Authentik does

FYI docker engine can use different runtimes and there is are lightweight vm runtimes like kata or firecracker. I hope one day docker will default with that technology as it would be better for the overall security of containers.

Emby clients still work decently well.

We use Library Thing to manage my library of 1400+ and growing. It is free and works great for books, movies, TV series. Anytime I’m browsing the local stores I easily check if if I already own something. Has helped a ton.

It works with my partner having access to the same library. Wishlisting things is easy. You can scan the barcode or search titles to add them.

I have mixed architecture cluster as well. It works great as long as you set your manifests up properly and either use public images that support both or you build your own, or you set up node affinity to ensure the architecture-specific pod runs only on the node with the correct architecture.

Other than k3s.io’s documentation and tailscale’s documentation, I don’t have any to share, but I don’t mind answering questions if you are stuck.

https://docs.k3s.io/installation https://tailscale.com/kb/1017/install

Install tailscale and k3s on the master node and worker nodes. I have a setup like this and it works well. I have nodes in different physical locations from the master node, it works fine.

Very insightful. I definitely need to check out cloud-init as that is one thing you mentioned I have practically no experience with. Side note, I hate other people’s helm with a passion. No consistency in what is exposed, anything not cookie cutter and you’re customizing the helm chart to the point it’s probably easier to start with a custom template to begin with, which is what I started doing!