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This article presents benchmark results of Kubernetes network plugins (CNI) over a 40Gbit/s network, providing insights into the performance of various CNI plugins and offering suggestions for choosing the right plugin for specific use cases

https://medium.com/m/global-identity-2?redirectUrl=https://itnext.io/benchmark-results-of-kubernetes-network-plugins-cni-over-40gbit-s-network-2024-156f085a5e4e

Benchmark results of Kubernetes network plugins (CNI) over 40Gbit/s network [2024]

This article is a new run of my previous benchmark (2020, 2019 and 2018), now running Kubernetes 1.26 and Ubuntu 22.04 with CNI version up-to-date in January 2024. 1) Benchmark Context 1.1)…

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Whoops. Accidentally made #fluxcd undeploy almost everything from my #K8S cluster by mistake 😓

Tried to fix it, but Gitlab was unavailable .... because it runs on the cluster, so the gitops repo wasn't available. 🤦‍♂️

I should fix that and put the repo outside the cluster 😅

@sheogorath I was using Notion for storing and organizing documents until now, but I am now intrigued to try paperless-ngx. Unfortunate it does not have an official helm chart though.

Apart from the obvious “own your data” thing, what’s the top feature of paperless ngx you cannot live without?

@sheogorath aka “looking for maintainers”

@RangerRick there are tons, carvel ytt, timoni, Grafana tanka, … yet the most used in the wild is still helm

Or you could just use metacontroller or crossplane or operator sdk with helm if you want to use sort of operators but not custom ones

@kinderstampfer this is the reason why I have full immersion filters to avoid even my phone to ring if the number is not in the contacts list
if you have to make your feature opt-out because people wouldn't opt-in then you shouldn't be making that feature

#devops #coding Does anyone keep a list of libraries used by their software along with data such as maybe when the last release was, healthiness of its community, what you use it for, license, number of security notices, whether to flag it for replacement/removal etc.? Any more ideas or tools which do some of that for you?

I'm using tools like syft/grype for the security element, but any other best practices?

#c - what if everything was a pointer
#lisp - what if everything was a linked list
#haskell - what if everything was a pure function
#forth - what if everything was a stack
#lua - what if everything was a hash map
#erlang - what if everything was immutable
#prolog - what if everything was a pattern to match
#java - what if everything was a class
#rust - what if everything was a memory allocation problem
#golang - what if everything != nil
#javascript - what if everything was everything
@Marcus it’s also funny when you move things from one folder to the other and suddenly everything is deleted and recreated (talking by experience 😂). I mean, there is no learning without trying 😅