Webassembly basics
Looking at the basics of web assembly.
In this video we will cover what I use in my ceph cluster. I’m not an hardware reviewer but this is an example of what kind of hardware that could be used in a ceph cluster. Especially if you want to create a cluster for home use or testing.
We go though how to read a OpenAPI specification with the old API reading body content. And we also translate it to the new V3 parser and go through how this differens and works.
We look into how to fetch messages manually so we don’t prefetch any messages and create bottlenecks for longer running processes.
We talk about my experience of setting up an audio interface in Windows 7.
We look into scaling Kubernetes using a RabbitMQ queue or using horizontal autoscaling. There are guides for autoscaling using CPU, and I found a repository for RabbitMQ scaling. I will do the operations I’ve detailed in the git repository below.
In this video I look into the Hyperstack platform which is a GaaS (GPU as a Service). On this platform you can easily spin up a new machine an train your AI models, serve a user or any other task that requires a lot of compute.