This is interesting. I also had no idea they were working on this. It says it doesn’t aim to replace RQ or celery. I wonder if packages like django-rq will become more of just a backend for this tasks api?
I have an older version of this one too, the 3.0. Had it for a couple years now and it’s only happened a couple times that it wouldn’t connect until power cycled or took a long time to connect. Other than that it’s been reliable.
Wonder if it will be enough to replace Rectangle if all I use is fullscreen/halves/quarters?
I don’t like it one bit.
Where does the data go? Will we be required by law to have/keep our cars connected to the internet so that they may phone home?
That’s wild. I’m surprised I never heard of this. Straight up malware.
You’re likely not going to find a premade dashboard that does exactly what you want, but grafana is extremely powerful if you’re willing to put in the time to learn it. There are ways to visualize things across hosts without having to configure things separately for every host. If you’re using the same mechanism to scrape metrics from each (sounds like you’re using prometheus + node exporter?), this could be as simple as adding a by (node) (or whatever the label name is if it’s not node) grouping to the query on each panel.
So the information still leaves your device. I don’t understand how the manufacturer of the hardware in the data center makes a difference to privacy or security?
Why the hell didn’t we subsidize our EV-building and clean energy industries like China did?
Big oil?
Makes sense, thanks. Yeah idk about usb serial over Ethernet, it’s an interesting idea but I wouldn’t want to introduce more moving parts (and/or latency) to the network.
Proxmox is going to be a lot easier to pick up if you’re coming from vmware. Kubernetes is a beast with a considerable learning curve so if you’re not familiar with it already then I wouldn’t recommend it for a lab environment (unless the goal is specifically to learn it).
I’ve migrated most of my lab from a mess of proxmox lxcs over to k3s (I use k8s at work), except for home assistant. I’ve been back and forth on that one. I really like being able to back up the entire vm before running updates or whatever. Could you use a node selector to force zwave or zigbee or whatever to run on the node that has the usb device? Or is it still a pain in the ass that way cause you have to know the path on the specific host… I haven’t tried that yet.
I went down a rabbit hole of shower head research recently and ended up with a Hammerhead. Been pretty happy with it.
My only contribution is to stay away from ultraloq. I have their zwave deadbolt and it’s terrible. I will probably replace it with something schlage.
Oh weird I thought that icon was just for highlighting requests to my backend
True yeah. Downtime has gotta be especially problematic for fleet usage.
I feel like I usually hear this in the context of bodywork or collision repair, which is just as likely as any other car to be needed. Like the lead time on replacement body panels is months long because no dealers so sucks if you get in a wreck. That may have changed since however many years ago though.