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Wrote a minimalistic github action to create pull requests in my local #gitea instance within the workflow. Currently only supports way to less configuration flags but it's working in its minimal form. Available here: https://github.com/deB4SH/tea-pr
tags for visibility: #homelab #gitea #github #githubaction #act
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Just merged my 2.0 version for my terraform kubernetes cloud init module.
https://github.com/deB4SH/terraform-proxmox-cloud-init-kubernetesIt was quite a ride to get this thing going and I learned a lot of new things.
What is new in this v2?
- etcd is replaced with k3s/kine
- a postgresql vm is spinned up that contains the knowledge of kubernetes
- more flexibility with variables, a lot can be configured once and applied everywhereWhats planned for v2.1?
- lets make the postgres optional and allow external postgres instances
- more testing with mixed architecture clusters
- provide *something* to autodeploy some other networking solutions -
Seems like my proxmox kubeadm cloud init kubernetes with k3s kine as etcd replacement is working quite nice. Just some more cleanups and this is a nice 2.0 release. A mirror of my local working version is available as dev-branch here: https://github.com/deB4SH/terraform-proxmox-cloud-init-kubernetes/tree/dev
tags: #proxmox #kubeadm #kubernetes
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My #blog migrated from #hexo to #jekyll and it feels way "cleaner" now. Next: writing down two topics that are stuck in "rewriting" limbo since july this year...
blog url: https://deb4sh.github.io/
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Just a released a #terraform module to create #kubernetes clusters with #kubeadm . It's the first iteration. No highly available control planes. One control plane - multiple worker nodes - automatic joining of nodes. 😶🌫️
repository for the module: https://github.com/deB4SH/terraform-proxmox-cloud-init-kubernetes
small blog post: https://deb4sh.github.io/2024/07/19/2024-07-19-terraform-proxmox-kubernetes-module/ -
Finally finished my last missing achievement in #HuntShowdown.
Their Soul Survivor mode was so annoying but anyway. Now it is done. -
Welp.. solved the issue with #grafana and #alertmanager
Seems like the top level route in an alertmanagerconfiguration needs an matcher that check if the alert should be routed towards the child-routes of the configuration. If non are present grafana just sends the alerts towards the configuration and all existing children.
This is kinda unexpected but works now. -
Does someone now a trick for #grafana in regard of notification policies? I'm currently receiving on all configured alertmanager endpoints an alert from grafana. This is due to a grep all https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/47553
kinda feels bad by design imho but anyway..
I want to keep the endpoint configuration in #alertmanager and not in grafana so each user can define it's own labels on which alertmanager should act.Does somebody maybe know how to solve this?
tags for visibility: #observability #kubernetes #alertmanager #grafana #prometheus
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I'm currently learning things about #libgdx again. Wanted to do a little bit of hobbiest gamedev in the first half of the year and enjoy something new again. Seems that they got a new project bootstrap tool that only support #gradle. Gladly there is still the old maven archetype which just needs a bit of updating to work again with the latest version.
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Testing out #tokodon as mastodon client on my laptop now. Let's see if it's easier to use
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Why is it that the System.AccessToken in #azuredevops is available in a bash block set to targetType = inline but not in a targetType = filepath
This is such a random behaviour. Well at least describing for ado
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#3dprinting is just awesome. Currently printing a #openforge set for my next adventure. Baseplates with magnets and basic groundwork. Next is interiour stuff the create unique patches that I can quickly use to create a tavern.
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Does someone have a good tutorial for installing packages into a #cloudinit image before running it on an environment?
I want to "preinstall" some #kubernetes dependency within the image before cloud init is run. Trying to keep the installation process smaller.
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Whoops currently only receiving 503 erros from #stackit
Worked through the guide how to create clusters on their infra. Seems to be a bad moment :dancing_panda: #stackitcloud -
A good buddy of mine is handing out a free copy of his book "Implementing #GitOps with #Kubernetes" and a free voucher for the #containerdays in #hamburg
I know.. linkedin connections.. yap yap.. but it's worth it :) The book is awesome!
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7330834767552131072/ -
Currently working on a m3u manager that creates a subset of "wanted" channels. Mainly due to a heavy configuration overhead in #tvheadend
Parsing the metadata via regex was quite fun to figure out... never worked this intensive with non-capturing groups in #regex.
The regex in question:
(?:\(?logo="(?<logo>[\S\d]+)"\)?\h)?(tvg-id="(?<tvgId>[\S\d]+)"\)?\h)?(tvg-chno="(?<tvgChNo>[\s\S]+)"\)?)?,(?<name>[\s\d\D\.]+)? -
Just found #dicedb (https://github.com/DiceDB/dice) does someone has any experience with it?
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Just found #dicedb (https://github.com/DiceDB/dice) does someone has any experience with it?
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Just found #dicedb (https://github.com/DiceDB/dice) does someone has any experience with it?
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Just found #dicedb (https://github.com/DiceDB/dice) does someone has any experience with it?
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Just found #dicedb (https://github.com/DiceDB/dice) does someone has any experience with it?
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Currently trying to get #knative in my homelab going. Stumbling into issues with getting kourier running. Somehow the envoy keep crashing due to now reachable upstreams. Using the knative operator for getting the knative-serving up an running. Does someone else ran into the same issue?
config-wise its pretty easy currently
```
apiVersion: operator.knative.dev/v1beta1
kind: KnativeServing
metadata:
name: knative-serving
spec:
ingress:
kourier:
enabled: true
service-type: "ClusterIP"
```tags for visibility: #kubernetes #knative #KnativeServing
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Just finished #techtonica this weekend. The first 12 levels were amazing. The last levels were like a day job. Still a solid game.