Is there a Pull Through registry cache that *is not* designed to only work with the Docker Hub? I.e. to cache public ECR/GCHR/GCR images?
It seems like Habor supports mirroring from other registries, however it's not exactly lightweight
But will it Linux? Microsoft Dev Kit 2023 ARM64
As suspected, the M1 would have been a lot faster - but with less RAM and double the cost.
Sep 24, 2022 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
GitHub Actions Managed/Hosted runners are great most of the time and super convenient
but also:
- limited on CPU/RAM
- slower than your own hardware or cloud provider
- limited to Intel runners
- limited on concurrent jobs
- and those e2e tests are making you miserable
So..
You think self-hosted runners might be the solution? You add a VM and
It takes you a day to install all the packages
You get conflicts between dirty state from prior builds
You schedule too few or too many builds and crash the server
You've created a "pet" server 😣
Apr 5, 2021 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
Check out my new netbooting workshop for @Raspberry_Pi
"This had been something I wanted to do but finding all the resources in one place was driving me crazy, your workshop came at just the right time. Thanks for such a great tutorial!" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
gum.co/netbooting-ras…
My wife: are you "doing networking"?
Me: Yes.. 🤔
Her: 💪 Yes! I was right!
Me: How did you know? 🤔
Her: There's cables everywhere
Jul 7, 2020 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
I had a long conversation with an old colleague today who founded a fast-growing SaaS product - 200k+ customers and he's running it all on a single @DigitalOcean Droplet with "Dokku" (Docker triggered by GitHub)
I am also not sure if the answer is Kubernetes 🙀
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To begin with I was concerned about whether it would A) scale with demand and B) handle the loss of a node
A) was is easier for him, he bumped up to 16 vCPU after a recent slow-down
B) this is a concern and my gut reaction is Kubernetes
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