Virtualize machines with disk data in Ceph (libvirt)
We look into how to setup libvirt running virtualized machines with the disk data stored in an RBD pool in Ceph. We talk about the installation process and configuring ceph and storage pool.
We look into how to setup libvirt running virtualized machines with the disk data stored in an RBD pool in Ceph. We talk about the installation process and configuring ceph and storage pool.
We look into how to fetch messages manually so we don’t prefetch any messages and create bottlenecks for longer running processes.
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In today’s adventure, I chatted with a PDF document using five simple steps and PrivateGPT, transforming how we interact with digital documents. By running workloads on my machine, I’ve entered a fascinating dialogue with texts, asking questions and diving deeper into their content. From movie trivia about "Top Gun" to PDF specifications, this journey showcases…
We look into how to install Apache Kafka in production using ZooKeeper for redundancy and working with topics. We also setup a producer for syslogs and checking the consumer for all the logs to appear.
We look into how to install Headwind MDM and connect an Android device to it. This system is a great choice for medium size companies that want to manage their mobile fleet.
We look into how to install Apache Kafka in production using ZooKeeper for redundancy and working with topics. We also setup a producer for syslogs and checking the consumer for all the logs to appear.
I talk about my experience of switching over to Linux, the pros and cons. I cover topics like games, speed, stability, simplicity and much much more.
We look into Ubuntu MiniCloud which is a tool to easily spin up a cluster with Ceph, OVN and LXD. This enables you to run workloads over a large amount of servers with and easy to use web interface.
In this video, we look at installing stable diffusion in a Ubuntu environment. This entails making our GPUs available and running stable diffusion on your command line. Install stable diffusion locally. First we need to download the repository and create a new python environment. If you want to run this on the server the environment…