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Currently i am using a cluster on bare metal running virtual machines on virtual box (ubuntu server 24.04) and to handle the load balancing i use metalb to emulate an external lb as if i was on cloud. Do you have any advice?

badass video

You know, you might have suffered a bit less if you had watched a few building videos beforehand. Why am I saying this? There are several really really good how-to build videos for the A4-H2O, and I watched them all before finally deciding on ordering the case. So seeing you half-blindly trying to figure things out, while seemingly being rushed and stressed out at the same time .. shows me you havent seen these (yet) - eg. when you're trying to put in the PSU. Of corpse the PSU cage is removable. Thats the very first thing to do. And you can even remove the bottom panel for when installing the cables onto the PSU is getting difficult. But generelly speaking, you just seem to rush things too much. The A4-H2O is - both for an SFF PC as well as a regular computer case - relatively easy and straight-forward to build in. Just do things step by step, take a break once in a while, drink a cuppa tea or coffee or other beverage, and if things are too frustrating, set the build aside for a day or two. Then come back to it, with fresh energy and ideas to fix particular problems (eg. the not really nice PSU cables of the SilverStone PSU). Oh, and no, the build is never gonna be finished :) Just think about the topic of taller feet. There are some really nice rectangular, 3 x 3 cm high furniture feet to be found on Amazon. Now one can not even have proper bottom intake, one could even install slim fans onto the bottom .. .. other projects may include replacing the PSU cables with custom ones, eg. by CableMod - they got a very nice configurator, that lets you change lengths, cable types and colors, however you like and need. Or what about the GPU fan or air intake mod? There are sellers on Etsy that either sell a 3d printed bracket for that specific purpose, but also some that sell 3d printed front plates with air intake, so two of these combined give you better air flow for the GPU .. and if you want to continue down the road, adding a front extender (yes, 3d printed again) allows you to eg. add longer GPUs or have a better air intake etc. pp. So no, the build never ends, it just gets optimized further and further :) cu, w0lf.

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Greethings from Algeria Ive had an acme breakout before

what theme are you using in vs code?

Could you provide an example of dynamically getting the ref parameter?

Please do SDK v2

usefullllll videooo

hey Mathis, look what if i want to pass different variables based on a condition for resource block input ? for example aws_backup_plan has resource input called schedule, it expects either weekly, daily or monthly, how user i define it so user could choose the schedule for resource input ?

wondering how to this with several modules, since unlike gitlab, github doesn't provide nested repositories. would you use submodules?

Hi. Where did you get csv with prices in such format? Did you just made them like that manually?

Hi, I am getting this error whenever I try to run the test as you have demonstrated in the video. I did everything perfectly as well. I am using a Linux machine as well. Go version is 1.20. /var/task/main: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.32' not found (required by /var/task/main) /var/task/main: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found (required by /var/task/main) 2023/11/22 18:48:38 exit status 1 INIT_REPORT Init Duration: 22.52 ms Phase: init Status: error Error Type: Runtime.ExitError /var/task/main: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.32' not found (required by /var/task/main) /var/task/main: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found (required by /var/task/main) 2023/11/22 18:48:38 exit status 1 INIT_REPORT Init Duration: 28.06 ms Phase: invoke Status: error Error Type: Runtime.ExitError Everytime I try to run or test. this is what I get. Can anyone let me know if there are any recommendations or actions I can take to resolve this compatibility issue. I appreciate your assistance in advance.

Great Video, I was looking something like that for last two month on UA-cam and Udemy but nothing like this great demonstration.

The docs now push you into using Identity Center and the instructions are very unclear for a aws noob. This video got me back into writing code. Thank you.

Great video, thank you so much! I will probably start using this for future projects

I have setup the DB in my cluster with 1 master and 2 replicas. The issue I am facing is that all the read queries are going to the master pod, which is in turn increasing the CPU and Memory utilization of the pod. I am not sure what is wrong here or if I am missing something obvious.

Had to use 'go build -o bin/ ./cmd/tofu' instead of 'go build .' Had to use 'sudo cp bin/tofu /usr/local/bin' instead of 'sudo cp opentofu /usr/local/bin'

What is the terminal you are using?

The commands will start with 'tofu' rather than 'opentofu'. You can even see this at 4:42 where init output suggests to run 'tofu plan'.

Excellent! Thanks

Great one! Thanks!

How about installing it in Windows?

> opentofu init - sounds strange 😁

Thanks man. This was my first exposure with AWS Lambda functions. One small nitpick, although that wasn't really the goal of this tutorial: In the GetImage function you can simply return resp.Body and pass it to the s3 Upload function. The program doesn't have to read the entire image to memory that way. It'll simply act as a proxy. For a lambda function, I think this can make a huge difference especially if large image URLs are provided.

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What took them so many years to add slices.Min()?

Man this is amazing! More updates to garbage no sane person should ever consider using.

You just gained a new sub brother!

Thanks.

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And here I thought I would be ok just focusing on Rust this week.