I look into the Ceph Rook orchestrator that is the pre-cursor to the Ceph admin tooling. This installtion uses an Kubernetes installation in order to deploy a cluster and scale it up and down. Sadly the Ceph GUI don't have much control so all changes are done with Kubernetes manifests from the command line.
In this video, I give a small view of our new office and introduce channel memberships.
I’m trying to solve all the Advent of Code puzzles in this video series.
I show off an open-source project I started writing a RabbitMQ executor in Java. This little tool is something you can deploy on a machine in order to execute workloads from a RabbitMQ queue. The executor will run the commands defined by a file and return the result to another queue.
We look at two projects that tries to recreate a voice using extreamly small amount of voice data.
In this video, we’ll show you how to install Promtail and Loki, two open-source log monitoring tools, to gather and monitor your logs in Ceph. We’ll also walk you through the steps of making some minor code changes to display the Grafana Explore window, allowing you to monitor your logs directly in the Ceph dashboard….
