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So yeah, I'm now using

#busybox mount

instead of plain mount for my #overlayfs shenanigans.

I spent two hours yesterday debugging why my program which uses #bubblewrap and #overlayfs suddenly stopped working yesterday. Turns out, it was a kernel update and just needed a reboot...!

[Перевод] Как собрать Linux-контейнер с нуля и без Docker

Перевели для вас статью про то, как с нуля создать Linux-контейнер, аналогичный тому, который можно запустить с помощью Docker, но без использования Docker или других инструментов контейнеризации.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/flant/articles/880354/

#контейнеризация #контейнеры #containers #cgroups #namespaces #linux #linuxконтейнеры #docker #root #overlayfs

Well, added a storage tier this evening.

A couple 4 Tb drives which I had laying about, as #JBOD (#MergerFS), for those media files which are "replaceable" and don't really need to be on #ZFS mirrors (~70 & ~16 Tb).

I now feed into #Plex from the different tiers using #OverlayFS.

Pretty neat. I can move things around without Plex noticing, select the tier in #Sonarr / #Radarr, and if one of those 4 Tb drives goes down, NBD and I can see what is missing.

More iops don't hurt either.

Well, added a storage tier this evening.

A couple 4 Tb drives which I had laying about, as #JBOD (#MergerFS), for those media files which are "replaceable" and don't really need to be on #ZFS mirrors (~70 & ~16 Tb).

I now feed into #Plex from the different tiers using #OverlayFS.

Pretty neat. I can move things around without Plex noticing, select the tier in #Sonarr / #Radarr, and if one of those 4 Tb drives goes down, NBD and I can see what is missing.

More iops don't hurt either.

Well, added a storage tier this evening.

A couple 4 Tb drives which I had laying about, as #JBOD (#MergerFS), for those media files which are "replaceable" and don't really need to be on #ZFS mirrors (~70 & ~16 Tb).

I now feed into #Plex from the different tiers using #OverlayFS.

Pretty neat. I can move things around without Plex noticing, select the tier in #Sonarr / #Radarr, and if one of those 4 Tb drives goes down, NBD and I can see what is missing.

More iops don't hurt either.

Well, added a storage tier this evening.

A couple 4 Tb drives which I had laying about, as #JBOD (#MergerFS), for those media files which are "replaceable" and don't really need to be on #ZFS mirrors (~70 & ~16 Tb).

I now feed into #Plex from the different tiers using #OverlayFS.

Pretty neat. I can move things around without Plex noticing, select the tier in #Sonarr / #Radarr, and if one of those 4 Tb drives goes down, NBD and I can see what is missing.

More iops don't hurt either.

Well, added a storage tier this evening.

A couple 4 Tb drives which I had laying about, as #JBOD (#MergerFS), for those media files which are "replaceable" and don't really need to be on #ZFS mirrors (~70 & ~16 Tb).

I now feed into #Plex from the different tiers using #OverlayFS.

Pretty neat. I can move things around without Plex noticing, select the tier in #Sonarr / #Radarr, and if one of those 4 Tb drives goes down, NBD and I can see what is missing.

More iops don't hurt either.

KernelSU

KernelSU is a Kernel based root solution for Android devices. It features kernel-based su and root access management as well as a Module system based on overlayfs (similar to Magisk). KernelSU works whitelist-based: Only App that is granted root permission can access su, other apps cannot perceive su.

More Details: https://kernelsu.org/guide/what-is-kernelsu.html

#Android #FOSS #OSS #OpenSource #su #root #Magisk #Google #AndroidRooting #overlayfs #izzyondroid #kernelsu #kernel #Linux