I find a lot of stuff is using docker compose, which works with Podman, but using straight docker is easier, especially if it's nothing web-facing
Nomecks
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Yes, but you don't need Kubernetes from the start.
Use object storage and enable immutability for the backups. If they compromise your site they shouldn't be able to delete your backups unless they have the NAS password too.
Script that checks your external IP and updates your DNS provider via API.
Not big, but I have a few degenerate hoarding friends I mooch off of
Whoa! Slow down! Does the plant manager know you're on the bleeding edge?
Dude, every bit of critical infrastructure around you is running Windows XP and McAfee ePO. The shit hidden in segregated control networks would make a security researcher from 2009 cringe.
It's not really done better in the cloud if you can push the compute out to the device. When you can leverage edge hardware you save bandwidth fees and a ton of cloud costs. It's faster in the cloud because you can leverage a cluster with economies of scale, but any AI company would prefer the end-user to pay for that compute instead, if they can service requests adequately.
Why replace Hashi if you're in the RH or IBM ecosystem? Why replace it at all if you're an enterprise? They have enterprise support.
I'm sure enterprises are just running for the door, just like they did when IBM bought Red Hat. Also Hashicorp. Enterprises are going to dump Terraform because it's closed source and owned by IBM
You seriously think we're going to slow down on infrastructure?