The selling point of unraid is that you can mix and match different disk sizes and it figures out a (good, efficient?) way to handle them even as you grow a pool. You’re not going to have a good time with a 1TB drive, a 2 TB drive and a 15 TB drive using zfs, unraid doesn’t care… (Using and preferring zfs myself, by the way; this is heresay.)
I love the simplicity of this, I really do, but I don’t consider this SSO. It may be if you’re a single user, but even then, many things I’m hosting have their own authentication layer and allow offloading only to some oidc-/oauth or ldap-provider.
Deployment of NC on kubernetes/docker (and maintenance thereof) is super scary. They copy config files around in dockerfile, e.g., it’s a hell of a mess. (And not just docker: I have one instance running on an old-fashioned webhosting with only ftp access and I have to manually edit .ini and apache config after each update since they’re being overwritten.) As the documentation of OCIS is growing and it gets more features, I might actually change even the larger instances, but for now I must consider it as not feature complete (since people have expectations from nextcloud that aren’t met by ocis and its extensions). Moreover, I have more trust in the long term openness of nextcloud as opposed to owncloud, for historical reasons.
No Doubt on the happy side? Have you listened to the lyrics?
I use GrapheneOS because it works better for me, but considering their personnel and how they’re operating, I still would also trust Calyx. Was clearly the best choice for my fairphone back then.
This has been on X Files, quarantine those people! 👻
Kubrick’s version of The Shining. Most likely, I would feel differently had I not read the novel first, but the reduction of the story to a Nicholson-show pisses me off to the point where I cannot enjoy it for what it is. I’d rather endure the over four hours of less brilliant screenplay of the 1997 version.
The soundtrack though… (Makes the BS tolerable for me)
Not sure if this is sarcasm, but I sure hope so…
😂 haha, nice one. Is it simple or semi-simple?
Finally, I can give it a star, being only on gitlab and not on github
Thanks, the bootstrapping idea was not mentioned in the comments, yet. And your blog looks promising, will have a more through look soon.
Thank you, I think the “less heavy than managing a local micro-k8s cluster”-part was a great portion of what I was missing here.
Understood, thanks, but if I may ask, just to be sure: It seems to me that without interacting with the kubernetes layer, I’m not getting pods, only standalone containers, correct? (Not that I’m afraid of writing kube configuration, as others have inferred incorrectly. At this point, I’m mostly curious how this configuration would be looking, because I couldn’t find any examples.)
How long did it take to get zpool-attach? I will not join the waiting list 😉