Probably not a bad idea. I'm in the process of upgrading to 10gbe.i have all the nics, and a switch... Just waiting on cables. Once I have the cables, I'll be getting my cluster together. Right now I just run my three nodes as separate instances.
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9 years here.... Daily usage. Daily commenting and posting. I've not logged in to look at reddit in 5 days. I'm not going to lie, lemmy in it's current form needs work. A lot of it to be more of what reddit was (simply for a "front page of the internet" type feel). I'm being patient, as I don't believe in what reddit is doing, and lemmy is brand new to me. As a diehard Linux guy, I love the open source, and community drive behind the fediverse, so I want to ride it out for awhile.
I hope that the fediverse can evolve and becoming a really great alternative to reddit. Time will tell. The more people get here... And posting, the better.
Tumbleweed with KDE is my favorite flavor. I have all sorts of machines and vm's running which use Debian, Ubuntu, Leap, Rocky, and Alma.
Tumbleweed is my daily driver. Ubuntu and Debian have been my primary vm distro, but Alma and Rocky I've been dabbling with. I use Leap on various apple machines I have as it seems to play nicer with the stupid Broadcom wireless adapters apple uses.
Random question... I dumped reddit and jumped on to Lemmy. But I keep seeing things about mastadon and kbin also. What the difference between all of them? Are they all federated and sharing the same servers?
Thank you to the dev's as always!! I've updated one node so far, and it went flawlessly! Two to go! Keep up the great work, devs!
Taking it with a grain of salt, but I've seen a couple articles now saying the US Navy has a "secret" aucuatic system in the ocean listening for submarines, and they reportedly heard the implosion a few hours into the trip.
Doesn't seem too far fetched, but who knows.
No. I meant 3.5" your original post listed >= 4 3.5" bays.
In my hyve Zeus servers I run two ssd's in a mirror, and then host all my data on a trunas server with an nfs share. That said, ssd's are really reasonable (just bought 2 x 2packs of 1tb ssd's for $66 each). If space requirements exceed what you can do with some ssd's, then I get it.
I have an r510 as a trunas server. It uses well over a 100 watts, so I can at least provide you that info. Haha.
At that depth, I feel like creaking and cracking is probably common. However, I don't think there would be any spraying as an indicator. Based on this tweet I saw earlier.
Sadly... This comment is spot on.
Is 3.5" drive bays a deal breaker? Cause if not, I absolutely LOVE my Hyve Zeus servers!
Incase anyone is wondering... Little clip of an implosion
RIP to those who parished. I think most can take solace knowing that if it turns out to be true that it was an implosion, it would have been instant, and the occupants likely felt nothing. .
I think the integration, dedup, garbage collection as a whole. I personally love my PBS server.