Ok, then I’m confused… why would you be interested in doing that? Wouldn’t it be better to just post a (short) summary in the body of the post and let people check things out in your blog?
Hey, a bit off-topic, but how did you get the whole blog post here? Are you using the Wordpress plugin, or did you copy the source into your Lemmy client UI?
All the more reason to try to keep it on-topic. If things are still just starting, it’s quite easy to derail it by trying to push content that is not necessarily the main focus of the community.
Edit: I updated the rules to be more specific about it.
Thanks for the submission, but it feels a bit off-topic for this community, no?
Communities on selfhosted.forum are meant for community support and exchange of information, and less about general news.
Are you familiar with Traefik in any way? It will really pay off if you do.
Redundancy seems always a good idea. The only question which server you’d use for failover and is whether you are okay with the idea of your traffic going there.
Are you building it with any of configuration files or credentials inside?
But why would you want it to be private? Specially for headphones, having it available for the community would be fantastic!
Very nice. Every victory should be celebrated. What image/project were you working on?
I don’t know if you had any issue with the formatting, but your first example is not going to work because you are putting the volumes mapping at the top-level. The correct would be:
version: "3.8"
services:
example1:
image: example.com/example1:latest
ports: "8000:80"
volumes:
- shared_example:/data
example2:
image: example.com/example2:latest
ports: "8080:80"
volumes:
- shared_example:/data
volumes:
shared_example:
driver_opts:
type: nfs
o: "192.100.1.100, nolock,soft,rw"
device: ":/local/shared"
It was mirroring the corresponding subreddit. Every post and every comment mirrors the reddit account activity. Posters can not engage with the community because the two-way bridge with reddit is not implemented (yet).
BluRay disks. Every year I make a backup of the really important stuff (documents, family pictures), burn two disks and give each of them to a different family member.
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I’m aware of it and it’s quite likely what I am going to be using. Have you any experience with it?
My main challenge at the moment is that I didn’t find a good architecture to scale stateful services horizontally on Docker Swarm. I’ve been happy with everything else, except this. I can scale my object storage by just adding new nodes to minio storage pools, I can provision new services fine and ansible + portainer has been enough for me on my CD pipeline.
The one thing that is still a bit fragile on my setup is that any volumes for services like a database or elasticsearch end up tied to the server, and there is no good solution to make HA for them. I tried glusterFS but quickly learned that it can corrupt a database if your service gets rescheduled to a different server and it restarts before the replication is complete.
I think that what I am looking for is something like a Ceph cluster and just use that a proper driver for it, but unfortunately I didn’t find any docker plugin that is well-maintained for that. This is the only reason that I’m looking into kubernetes at all.
I finally accepted that Docker Swarm is not enough for my use cases, so my plan is to put together a k8s cluster with my workstation and my 2 home servers.
What are you going to use it for?
The mirror bots from alien.top are already disabled.
How is this on topic for the community?
The mirror service from alien.top was disabled earlier today.
Now all I can do is say “something something be the change you want to see” and PLEASE HELP:
archive.org?
IPFS for your site?
Use the wordpress AP plugin to federate the posts directly?
I mean, I don’t mean to discourage you from posting. I was just curious for your reasons, and was wondering if you’d also consider these other possibilities.