DevOps Engineer from Brabant, The Netherlands 🇳🇱.
I provide reliable Managed Hosting, with personal support. Passionate about Linux, Kubernetes & PHP, and occasionally contribute to open source. Off-duty: lifting weights & Krav Maga practitioner.
Also, the guy behind the toot.community. 
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| Website | https://jorijn.com |
| Github | https://github.com/jorijn |
| Location | The Netherlands |
I have to tip my hat to Microsoft for having worked so hard to convince the world that the City of Munich failed with their Linux migration.
It's of course just a big fat lie. Munich is since 20+ years growing their Open Source footprint. They are sharing and they are growing their use of open source.
Is there anything public available on which IPs will be able to get certs? I mean, obviously private/reserved ranges won't be available, but how about all those "cloud" services that rent IPs by the hour (or second)? Is it expected to be "normal" that someone could release an IP back into a pool and yet still have a valid certificate for almost-a-week, or will Let's Encrypt certificates only be available for IPs that are slightly less ephemeral?
Just had an interesting issue with Talos Linux. The network interface names changed after I created the initial configuration. During an OS upgrade, the floating API IP was not assigned to the new `etcd` leader, resulting in a broken cluster.
Spun up a quick rescue box so I could work from within the VPC to reapply the corrected `MachineConfig`.
Fortunately, the worker nodes remained unaffected and continued to operate normally.
Hmm. Most ARM-type virtual machines are unavailable at @hetzner :-/
Capacity issues?
I suppose that flattery is a way to get things done with Trump and the USA these days.
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114738606142462442
Mark Rutte's spokesperson has already confirmed that this is a legitimate message sent from him.
At first, I was taken aback by the obvious ass-kissing, but I suppose it's also smart, as Mark Rutte was called the Trump whisperer in his previous term.
I stumbled upon MidPoint, an open-source Identity & Governance Administration tool.
Its first unique selling point is: We have 2+ million lines of code.
Gave me a good laugh.
Jan Wildeboer 😷
nixCraft 🐧
Gina