Hercules
@Hercules@lemmy.world
- Comment on Realities of hosting a tor relay node at home 6 days ago:
- simply don’t run an exit node (from home)
- run you relay no mether the type of a cheap vps that’s tor friendly
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- Comment on Questions regarind k8s ingress 2 weeks ago:
Ceph is really cool, i also wanna use it in the future but i need way more disks for that :). Are those 25 worker nodes virtual machines? How did you attatch the disks to the ceph nodes?
- Comment on Questions regarind k8s ingress 2 weeks ago:
Im not using any hypervisor (yet), but in the feature im probably going to look at proxmox.
Never heard of cloudstack before but what i just read and what you described sounds really intresting!
- Comment on Questions regarind k8s ingress 2 weeks ago:
Other people also recommanded this to me, i will take a look at it! Thanks!!!
- Comment on Questions regarind k8s ingress 2 weeks ago:
Oh alright, thanks for explaining!
- Comment on Questions regarind k8s ingress 2 weeks ago:
And does this work for ingress? I searched a little bit around but as far as i understand metallb is for k8s services?
- Comment on Questions regarind k8s ingress 2 weeks ago:
Thanks for your reply, i havent look into metallb before but i will try it out!
- Comment on Questions regarind k8s ingress 2 weeks ago:
Currently I only will need to use it for k8s so kube-vip will do the job for now.
- Comment on Questions regarind k8s ingress 2 weeks ago:
Thanks for your response!
I haven’t used keepalived or haproxy before, but i quickly took a look at it. Do you mean i should setup 2 new vms which run keepalived an ha proxy?
While looking at keepalived i remembered reading about (kube-vip)[kube-vip.io]. Couldnt this also help me with the issue? Since this also uses a vip and 1 node gets elected and its able to inform the network which node this is?
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 18 comments