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It took a couple of weeks learning how the the values yaml files for rook ceph are supposed to be written. But I have finally managed to get a rook ceph storage cluster configured on a Talos kubernetes cluster!

I can do this stuff!

Next step is getting it to work with an ArgoCD CI/CD pipeline.

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@rasterweb I have been looking at a FOSS replacement for my Synology NAS.

#truenas scale was definitely recommended but I am inevitably drawn to a code-as-infrastructure fetish.

I also considered #nixos with ZFS but I think it’s time for high-availability capabilities in my homelab. So I COULD do NixOS with a k3s service.

Ultimately, I’ll probably instead run a cluster of machines with #talos Linux and get that lovely NAS functionality back (and then some) by running a #rookceph image.

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@nebucatnetzer actually, Nix is the best possible way of building Docker images, IMO.
I prefer #OCIImages and #foss alternatives to the Docker way.

It takes some doing but the Nix way is sinhlehadedly causing the Docker people to rethink their system and its #nondeterminism.

redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=

I hope someday there is a Nix equivalent for #k8s #talos and other #microkernel architectures and it is definitely the relation between Nix and Docker that will bring that, IMO.

redirect.invidious.ioSelect instance - Invidious

I just added a #TalosLinux 1.9.3 (#Talos) #Vagrant box to the #ARM64 collection. This allows you to run Talos on your #AppleSilicon #MacBook. This is control-plane only, but you can patch the manifest to also run workloads.

You can find it right here:
Image: portal.cloud.hashicorp.com/vag
Config: cdn.gyptazy.com/files/os/talos
All #ARM64 boxes: gyptazy.com/vagrant-images-for

Want to play with Kubernetes? Gyptazy shows a fun way to do it.

Excerpt:

Talos Linux is an operating system built specifically for Kubernetes, focusing on security, immutability, and minimalism, designed to work across a variety of environments, including cloud platforms, bare metal servers, and virtualization platforms, providing a versatile solution for modern infrastructure needs.

gyptazy.com/talos-linux-howto-

#bash #csh #ksh #sh # #programming #POSIX #Talos #clusters #cluster

I am close to giving up on my Fiji s720 k8s cluster. Whenever I try to do something storage related (rook-ceph, openebs, longhorn) nodes just go 100% CPU and fail to schedule pods.
I can keep it as pure control-plane, yet it's 45w for those 3 nodes.

TLDR: looking for advice on storage solutions or additional budget worker nodes or any other ideas. Just don't tell me to stop using k8s :blobfoxlaughsweat:

Attackers are pummeling networks around the world with millions of #login attempts

Cisco’s #Talos #security team is warning of a large-scale #credential compromise campaign that’s indiscriminately assailing networks with login attempts aimed at gaining unauthorized access to #VPN, #SSH, and web application accounts.
#cisco #privacy

arstechnica.com/?p=2017646

Ars Technica · Attackers are pummeling networks around the world with millions of login attemptsAttacks coming from nearly 4,000 IP addresses take aim at VPNs, SSH and web apps.

#freesoftware find of the day:

review.coreboot.org/plugins/gi

"This is the DRAM initialization code from the reference
implementation released by #Mediatek for MT8195."

This is deepest cleaning I've seen outside of #Talos.

Don't get too excited, power management is still a #blob .

That #Chromebook is pretty sweet, tho:

acer.com/us-en/chromebooks/ace

review.coreboot.orgb0b8dc374a4534bd0753adcfd88a5f2d42af0228 - coreboot - Gitiles