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

The problem was “could you.” Tell it to do it as if giving a command and it should typically comply.

What about corporations that own other companies? Or merges/acquisitions (cannibalism)? Maybe we should take the whole corporations are people to the natural conclusion. It would at least make it interesting for a while.

Who would be then, Department of Defense, NSA, CIA, FBI, Department of Homeland Security? Aren’t all those the same body (executive) as White House of the National Cyber Director? Is your problem with having White House in the name?

If the Microsoft person making this request can’t update a command line switch, I seriously doubt they will try to build from source with a patch.

Name and shame!

There are likely other changes made since they released that version to their customers, so the risk is other things in addition to the current thing get broken.

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

Great movie. Where was “story time” in The Birdcage? As I say that I have to wonder about any bad faith in OP’s shower thought considering Mrs. Doubtfire was rightly pointed out as crossdressing and not drag queen.

What are some of those films?

What does it mean then?

Also what are some shows before it?

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.

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!

You urge teams to stop using it [ansible?] as soon as they can? What do you recommend to use instead?

• Dynamic inventory. I haven’t used it on a cloud api before but I have used it against kube API and it was manageable. Are you saying through kubectl the node names are different depending on which cloud and it’s not uniform? Edit: Oh you’re talking about the VMs doh

• I’ve tried ansible vault and didn’t make it very far… I agree that thing is a mess.

• Thank god I haven’t ran into interpreter issues, that sounds like hell.

• Ansible output is terrible, no argument there.

• I don’t remember the name for it, but I use parameterized template tasks. That might help with this? Edit: include_tasks.

• I think this is due to not a very good IDE for including the whole scope of the playbook, which could be a condemnation of ansible or just needing better abstraction layers for this complex thing we are trying to manage the unmanageable with.