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proxmox ve Overcoming Hardware Challenges for OKD Cluster Setup
unijab replied to Nevah5's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
Neither would be a single system with 7+ VMs. But its about learning- 7 replies
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Anyone else experimented with Arc GPU for transcoding on jellyfin? I just picked up an A310 and its been great. Using veryslow preset. DVD: (ignore the dropped frames, I am playing at 2x speed) 4k video: (yes the other transcode is still going)
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Overcoming Hardware Challenges for OKD Cluster Setup
unijab replied to Nevah5's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
yeah crc was the link I posted above- 7 replies
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Overcoming Hardware Challenges for OKD Cluster Setup
unijab replied to Nevah5's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
Either way you go... (single host or multiple hosts) having a spare machine to run the support infrastructure would be helpful. ... For a full on cluster: If getting multiple computers (ebay, optiplex, nucs, etc) is possible.. that might be the simple way. I guess that depends on your budget... ... But if you want to try CRC it has way lower standards for hardware- 7 replies
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Overcoming Hardware Challenges for OKD Cluster Setup
unijab replied to Nevah5's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
Ive been meaning to try it myself soon, but i noticed this the other day... It does say 16GB of RAM tho. https://fedoramagazine.org/okd-on-fedora-workstation-with-crc/ ------ In 2022, I was able to create a single node OKD with 7 VMs, but to get it to reliably bootstrap, I needed 128GB RAM on the host to divide among the VMs. And to be honest, setting up the supporting stuff before okd was more involved than deploying okd. Load balancer, DNS, DHCP, internal registry (if your internet isnt fast enough to prevent bootstrap from timing out)... etc My setup was 5900x , 128GB RAM, 1x 1TB nvme, 4x 2TB nvme- 7 replies
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So i guess i should start looking for usb dongles to get wifi6/wpa3, so I can get all my devices better protected.
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Server configuration tips for highly parallel workloads
unijab replied to mldonkey's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
I think Jeff of Craft computing could do it. Could likely get close to what you want in core count on an older Z440 workstation. Would just have to figure out what to do for storage and RAM -
This Upgrade Took TWO YEARS – AMD $5000 Ultimate Tech Upgrade
unijab replied to Shahrad's topic in LTT Releases
Anyone have the details on the M5 atom from M5 stack? Ive browsed the store on m5stack dot com and dont see the one he holds up in the video. -
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unijab replied to GOTSpectrum's topic in Folding@home, Boinc, and Coin Mining
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What is the most horrendous solution you ever came up with?
unijab replied to Herr.Hoefkens's topic in Programming
inherited a Redhat 3.1 server running on 16 year old IBM hardware... all the redundant drives had failed , and when the partition that had /tmp on it died... i was able to keep it alive for 4 more years by using an NFS mount for /tmp -
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unijab replied to GOTSpectrum's topic in Folding@home, Boinc, and Coin Mining
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Recommendations for Jellyfin Media Server?
unijab replied to bioha7ard's topic in Servers, NAS, and Home Lab
My jellyfin server only has two (18TB) drives at the moment (in a zfs mirror) -
I run a jellyfin with two 18TB drives in a zfs mirror on fedora server. if you have three drives... (depending how much media you have now) you could mirror two of them and backup to the 3rd one.