Playing around with Ceph Rados
We look into Ceph Rados and try to figure out how Ceph stores data. The main goal is to read data from one cluster as raw objects and write it back to another cluster.
We look into the Ceph scrubbing process, how it works, what to expect when something goes wrong. Some techniques to handle issues and work around them. We also talk about the difference between deep scrubbing and normal scrubbing. Last but not least we talk about filesystem scrubbing.
Are you curious about how programming languages work? In this video, we explore the RosettaCode website and showcase a variety of coding tasks and examples in different programming languages. By examining real-world code, you’ll gain insights into the unique features and best practices of each language. Plus, we walk through some coding examples to demonstrate…
Installing Vitess manually on Debian Bookworm. This Vitess script will install Vitess 20.0.1 on MySQL 8.0.32 using Debian Bookworm as an operating system. Vitess requires MySQL 8.0 at the moment because some features are deprecated in 8.4. And the configuration package for MySQL 8.0.32 requires Bookworm. Prepare system First we need to install a couple…
We look into how the player character works and also how the enemy AI works.
We look into how iSCSI works inside of Ceph. How to set it up and configure windows to connect to a drive.
We talk about my experience of setting up an audio interface in Windows 7.