Mastodawn

PSA, the @fedora #Incus and LXC images are about to disappear from our image servers. This is because it's been 10 days since we last were able to build them. Looking into it, now it appears that Fedora has deployed Anubis on kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org which is the site we're using to download the OCI artifacts acting as the base image.

I've reached out now to the Koji folks to try and get either another location we can pull those from, or some kind of exception, but this may still lead to a few days without Fedora images available.

__Miguel_3d ago

#Linux and #Homelab experts, I need your help, please.

Currently I have both a racked NAS and a racked gaming PC. The NAS is based off an Intel 14500 CPU, doubles as my homelab, and it even has a GPU for the odd self-hosted LLM (for Karakepp duties)

The gaming PC is a 7600X machine with an AMD GPU running Bazzite, so I can run stuff through Steam Streaming to my other machines.

The gaming PC actually has a second PCIe 16x slot...

So, how crazy would it be if I condensed everything into the 7600X machine, with #Proxmox or #Incus as the base OS, a passthrough of the current NVMe and GPU for the gaming VM, and a passthrough of the other disks and GPU to a #TrueNAS VM, which could also deal with the Docker stuff?

My only issue with doing that would be that I might need to upgrade the RAM and the CPU on the gaming PC, to run everything...

ALT43

3d ago

Nueva opción similar a Proxmox

https://linuxcontainers.org/incus/

#incus

Linux Containers - Incus - Introduction

The umbrella project behind Incus, LXC, LXCFS, Distrobuilder and more.

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Dusty 3d ago

@lexinova @delta sooner would I install a #flatpak, or #LXC/ #Incus container, not #Docker.

ItzTrain 3d ago

Holy shit i spent all day with #linstor in some weird state. Lots of learning with this damn platform and how it behaves with #incus

#homelab

Stéphane Graber 5d ago

The #Incus OS download site now has an updated layout and support for dark mode.
And no, I'm still not a web developer ;)

https://incusos-customizer.linuxcontainers.org

Frederic Nov 21

Hm, so #Proxmox 9.1 now supports (as a tech preview) running OCI containers just like #Incus does, by converting them into #LXC.

ItzTrain Nov 20

I'm not sure how this happened but it did. I decided to give #linstor a try since I'm using #incus and it supports it as a back end. I now have a software defined block storage platform, distributed file system with #moosefs and using a vgw as a objectstore gateway backed by moosefs.

The fuck is going on!!

#homelab #selfhosted

Stéphane Graber Nov 20

In this week's #Incus OS live stream, I'll be continuing last week's work on Linstor support by adding the ability to create storage volumes (datasets) for use by Linstor.
https://youtube.com/live/nKoovIq3JxI?feature=share

IncusOS - Let's add storage volume support

YouTube

Ignisc Nov 16

I wrote a blog post about running #coreos in #incus in my #homelab.
bout image import, using ignition and persitent data management.
https://agnomi.net/posts/incus/fedora-coreos/
#selfhosted

Running fedora coreos with incus

After using proxmox for years, incus is my new goto as hypervisor. As I like the lazyness of a self updating os, here is a way to work with Fedora CoreOS with incus. For those who don’t know, incus is a modern and secure system container and virtual machine manager. Fedora CoreOS (fcos) is an auto-updating, minimal-operating-system designed specifically for running containerized workloads with streamlined management via Ignition. Building the image There is no fcos image build for incus, thus we have to build it ourselves:

Agnomi