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it’s possible to use 4 Pi Zero as Kubernetes Cluster? If yes, can share some guide please? I’m trying to learn kubernetes and I have 4 of these

Gbe ports no thank you it is 2024

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could you uptade this video if theres anything to update?

What power bar are you using @3:37 ? Looks handy

What is the difference between configuring VLANS on pfsense vs VLANS on switch and do we need both?

Thanks for this video. I've recently decided to build out my network a bit more and I'm very likely going to go with Ubiquiti all around, so this clarifies a few questions I had otherwise.

Genius dude. I have spent over 12 hours trying to get a reverse proxy working with Caddy, docker containers and all this other shit. Here we are, clear as mud. Thanks man.

Would each VLAN become a different wi-fi network? Or is it still only one wi-fi and the differentiation occurs in the access point?

I couldn't have said it better. Great video! So say we all!

Very nice, thank you!

Maybe down the road you could expound upon the steps you took to work through the ATT Fiber gateway and into the UDM Pro. I have the Arris BGW210-700 and it seems as though everyone has different steps to get a good signal to the UDM. It only has a pass-through capability but it would be great to hear how you did it. Thanks.

Two of those camera's would be perfect in conjunction with a HP G4 mini pc to keep tabs on my reptiles. Nice find!

This looks attractive but what looks even more attractive is the RM52 with that dual 360 rad support IF I COULD FIND IT IN CANADA!!!

On using vpn client, would that be detected by the employer, let say I live in France but work for a company in USA ?

how much overhead does docker and portainer use?

What's the point, though? Is it supposed to be a proper server? Optimised for what workload exactly? Is it a $2k learning kit? I get it, buses are cool, protocols are interesting. High speed interconnects, wide parallel data connections, impedance matched lines, error correction techniques, noise suppression, all fun stuff. But, what are you supposed to learn from a pci-x based cluster? That pci-x works? That they designed a worse protocol than what proper datacenter boxes use?

It's a neat looking device. Thought about getting one for game streaming from my PCs in another part of the house to keep the heat away, but they are just too expensive. I could get a M2 Mac Mini for the same price and have a more polished experience.

Have done the EAP650?

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Haha, AliExpress and Fire, the video was certainly Fire. And no, will not apologise for that.

Accidentally pointing the data config of Jellyfin as my cache drive and it slowly deleting all my movies and tv shows without me realizing it until it was too late. Buying some hardware for a task then realizing that I actually had something at the back of a closet in storage that could have done the same thing.

how good is the qos / sqm? what speeds and bufferbloat

Imho Misleading title. No downsizing of homelab. Just building some server-ish pc on a budget. Which is fine, but not what the title suggests.

12:00 I'm curious about your settings for the gpu encoding. with mine I can re-encode an h264 1080p 8 hour recording with a file size of about 12GB down to h264 720p with 2.18 GB for under an hour using h264_nvenc vbr on slow preset; with the cpu libx264 on slow preset it'd squash it down to 1.73 GB but it took more than 10 hours to complete (more than 15 hours on very slow preset but with the same file size)

LOL

FYI WiFi 5 is only for 5 GHz. No such thing as WiFi 5 at 2.4 GHz.

Now what I really want to know is if the PCIe x16 to 2x M.2 + x8 can be stacked, so you can connect 4xM.2 NVMe SSDs to an x16 slot. Together with a Mini-ITX board that already has 2x M.2 slots this would make a nice 6x NVMe disk NAS.

I've just switched month ago from fujitsu esprimo desktop with i5 4gen to hp elitedesk 800 g3 with i5 7th gen mainly due to power consumption. On esprimo I had WS2019 with hyper-V which wasn't much optimal solution although it served me since late 2019. On hp on the other hand I'm having 'just' proxmox, truenas core virtualized, docker with few containers and two pihole instances. I've succesfully migrated windows VM from hyper-v to proxmox VM. Overall it nice and smooth now, and power consumption vs computing power is ok for me.

Ah memories of late night drunken shopping 😂 bringing surprises to my mailbox 🎁/💩

Unifi routes VLAN traffic through the UDMP? That's nuts, inter-client traffic such as workstation<->NAS that doesn't go to the Internet should never hit your UDMP, it should be routed in the switch.

Was able to make a Modded Fabric Server work with just a few changes.

I want to use Proxmox with windows VM's. With 4 Clients. Office using and webbrowsing. Which Hardware i need? A normal PC with i7/i9 or Serverhardware?

its not even that cheaper then unifi, sometimes costs more.

I want a 4k doorbell with color x

I'm going to build my proxmox server with my old 3rd gen quad core laptop. Thanks for inspiring me

I wonder if they will update the framework with arc gpus and stuff