It’s for their built in CI/CD pipeline. A runner can be configured to use docker, so what I am assuming is they could theoretically also use podman.
should be… i did notice the restart option names changed coming from docker to podman, but otherwise I just replaced docker with podman in the command
As long as you mount /var/run/docker.sock, probably.
There’s also this guide I found from a quick google:
Putting them threads to work 
Server is doing F@H in a virtual machine allocated 8 cores, and the rest is doing a H264 encode.
That heatsink is doing a good job keeping this beast cool. The fans are currently at 38%.
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Question for those familiar with flash memory. I cooked the SLOG and cache SSDs on my zpool this week. They’re down to 50MB/s sequential write. Can someone recommend a high-endurance replacement either 240 or 480GB? Ideally, I’d like to see somewhere around 1GB/s sequential. I also have no idea what I’m willing to pay since I don’t really know exactly what I’m getting myself into… I know this isn’t really the ideal amount of info, the issue is that I’m pretty out of the game lately.
what were the old slog/cache devices?
how old were they?
I use an optane 905p… its been a few months since I last checked the smartmon data… but its over a year old now…
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I second optane for endurance and speed
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SATA, SAS, M.2, or addin card?
970 evos 250GB each
2ish years?
either m.2 or PCIe. Preferably PCIe.
Almost 17000 hours
available spare 100%
1.5 billion write commands
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Hmmm, that’s impressive. But damn, I wasn’t hoping to spend that much…
I guess high-wear-level flash is expensive though. 
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The title of this just caught my eye…
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I saw a few of the 100gb dc4801x u.2s around…
(I believe theres a m.2 version of it also)
Under 300
But rated for higher endurance
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I’ve been told you don’t want the M.2 Optane drives. They overheat too easily especially under heavy write load.
Can anyone recommend FOSS software for Linux that works as a software repository?
I was considering using apache with .htaccess, but I think there’s a better way.
It would be nice if it had built in tools for client account management. That way different clients could have different accounts / keys.
Ultimately, I’d like to put software on these repositories and have servers fetch software from them using automation.
I hope that description is helpful.
cotton
wew lad.
3.5 hours later, demo environment has been rebuilt.
Things that went wrong:
- vault wouldn’t unseal from snapshot. Had to rebuild multiple times.
- certain secrets didn’t carry over
- prometheus is a bitch
- zookeeper is terribly designed.
- kafka is the slowest program I’ve ever experienced.
Deploying a new environment usually takes 1.5 hours.
Optane?
Edit: beaten by a lot. But yeah optane spec/etc screams “slog device” to me.
Is this like linux packages, deb, rpms, etc? Random stuff that is just downloaded and run manually in a script? Windows software?
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In Linux/Raspian is there anyway to encrypt a mounted external HDD that already has data on it? All I’m finding is that I have to nuke whats already on the drive, then encrypt and put data back on it.
That would be correct AFAIK.
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