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Great video, I would imagine a lot of viewers try to copy the steps as they watch your presentation, and then find out the connection to the winshare won't connect and may get a bit frustrated, but you did mention the firewall towards the end. It might be helpful to mention this right away to avoid this frustration of those who enabled ufw.

If you are going to title a video "How to install" the expectation is that you will walk through how to do the installation. I understand that this may be rudimentary for some but there those of us who are just getting started and are actually looking for a walkthrough

Hi Daniel, thanks for your video its awesome. I want to ask you something. How I can block to open the settings from the panel when I swipe down. Thank you in advance.

Is modern automake still terrible? I've heard that there were lots of improvement on the project? Edit: I'm half-way into this, and I see why this is hated by a lot of people.

still asking me for password & user info for 24.4

I'm not the guy who does this ever, but I can't let it go. It's gluh·tnz (Gluttons), not gloo-tuhnz (Gluttons). Good other than that.

quite good start-up explanations! Thank you men! By your videos I've rolled into ceph understanding

hello.... i copied the code and paste it in visual code and saved as .java now how do i open it when i click open with.. it tells me to open with either notepad or visual code studio plz help

These 30 lectures of your covers all of linux ? I'm a fresher from non technical bg and thinking of getting inyo devops . Is your playlist complete ?

how about settings for low pc??

Daniel Persson, I'm hooked on your videos, keep them rolling

good video !

this is insane. It might just be easier to have everyone write their own compilation command. I think I know why cmake is a thing now lol.

I have update on my issue. Only way to make custom iso of fedora because i am using it would be using mock and pungi and doing it same way fedora developers do when they're building testing images prior to release or set it up and use clonzilla to make recovery usb so i can recover it all. Mock and pungi seem to make system based on installation of fedora. I will play around with mock and pungi and see what happens. This seems viable because you don't need to make kickstart file.

No matter where i look it always truns out that if i want to make kickstart file i have to make by hand because nobody bothered to make simple tool to scan existing instalation of for me fedora and generate kickstart file based on that or some tool to make it easier as if nobody gives a damn about it. All i can do when i'm done is back up configuration files somwhere where i can get them if i have to reinstall fedora. if there is helpfull tool for kickstart files please tell me because i don't know where to look.

This is an excellent video. Thank you for taking the time to explain the FPM configuration.

That's the way I like it.

It would be nice if this could get some people (at work) to finally move past Java 8. :) We started a project recently and I "forgot" to mention that I'm using Java 17. :) I agree with deprecating and removing "outdated" (or unsafe) implementations... but I wish the documentation on the replacements was better. I ran into a case on the above project where all the solutions on Stack Overflow (and everywhere else) use the now-removed configuration objects for ... whatever it was. Authentication, perhaps, with Spring Boot. The replacement is, I believe, more flexible, which is great! Unless you're trying to figure out how to use it. If you're not already familiar with how to use it and what you need to define, it's really hard to figure out from the documentation. At least what I could find. (I was eventually able to resolve my issues, but it took a few days of work)

Maybe go with a large cable connector/organiser same thing

You seem like a kind person so i will put this politely... please don't use half of your screen to advertise some product/service. You are using the cli and the terminal is at bottom, people are not able to see sh*t!!! ffs view your edited video before you upload.Thank you

Hi, with k8s you can exactly do that. Look at affinity/anti-affinity rules as well as node selectors.

Now that you've been using it for a year or so, would you recommend it? Also how has the noise been?

@daniel persson , did you try to reproduce your podAntiAffinity problem with example from docs? They have exactly your scenario spelled out . I would love to bet $100 that feature from 5 years ago does not have a bug today.

Each time I watch a video about Kubernetes, I come to realise again that Kubernetes is just a Bullshit time waster and I should never touch it. It is entertaining though, watching people explain their cluster hell.

A bit off topic - your blog is down

Ah, that uname "trick" is probably what I was missing a few years ago when I was trying to build an image for ARM and AMD. At first I was amazed at how easy it was, because it all seemed to "just work". I was either trying to package a Java or Ruby-on-Rails application. Like a fool, I thought it worked because they're not natively compiled languages. But then I "improved" something in the build script (I've forgotten now what I did), and suddenly it didn't work anymore (of course, because the interpreters --- JRE and Ruby runtime --- _are_ native code) and I couldn't figure out how to fix it, and I ended up abandoning it.

EL Torito, actually... It is the name of restaurant, where guys from IBM and Phoenix (those who created the bootable ISO specification) used to meet...

Hi. Is it possible to make people to pay in order to play my quiz

if theyd just remake doom 3 in ue5...

Very interesting. Do you know if Hexnode has any weakness that allows it to be removed without consent?

I don't see any secrets/tokens/access keys when it is just exposing not S3, but a regular FS mount on seaweed. Also some typical file system features like quotas seem to be missing… also advanced features like snapshots and ACLs. It's also unclear to what extent mounts are POSIX compatible. At least soft/hard links, lseek and df are implemented. But what about sockets?

Please make a full tutorial for ubuntu 24.04 llts auto installation , using a pxe server. and love from India!!!!

Thanks for this. One small thing: Apache is pronounced a-patch-eee. :)

Hello Daniel, I setup the ceph using the cephadmin, I am able to login to the UI, however the trying to add another, I supplied all the require information like the hostname, IP address, however, it's been over an hour an the node has still not joined the cluster, how can I troubleshoot this. NOTE: I added the public ssh key to the second node

What should be "s=" in grub.cfg for usb stick based installation?

I got sad for you!😢 My cats also died so I know how it feels😢 I had never seen your cat but I feel sad for you! Miss your cat!❤️

thanks for the video, this made some knowledge about Maria DB HA

Is network speed of 1gb/s good enough for a 3 node cluster?

Hey Daniel, great tutorial that helped clarify stuff for me! What would be cool is VM on Kubernetes with KubeVirt and using external Ceph cluster for storage...😁

very nice

great presentation! 🙂

I like how much faster KVM virtualization is compared to VirtualBox, but I find the storage pool configuration very confusing. I always wondered why it had to be so complicated ... but now I see it's because it supports different types of sources. I only have my desktop machine and a little server (running Proxmox), so I don't have the resources to try them out, so this was interesting to see.

Thanks for the helpful video. It was a bit hard to read white on black console text though. perhaps next time, you might want to choose a different color scheme. But otherwise, very helpful. thanks

I would love to see how the model responds to the same question, before and after fine tuning on the PDF document, especially a question related to the subject of the document.

Could you please do a video using cloud-init on VMware?

As no one seems to have explained how to pronounce “Apache”… it’s pronounced hard-“a patch ee”. So, ah-patchy! The e at the end is stated because it’s not an Anglicized name, but is the original name of a Native American population. For the Apache project, the name was settled on well before any of the awareness about such things became prominent. It was originally “a patchy” service, which (quickly) gave rise to the name.

3 years later, doubt you will see this but just want to say you're extremely talented at this! I hope you have continued to do more tutorial / explanation videos. You keep things simple and well-paced. Cheers!

If it wasn't for one program I NEED to use under Windows, I would use linux only. And yes, I know about WINE. It simple wil not work under WINE. Many others have try. Now it's the popup advertizing windows is forcing down our throats that is driving nuts.

Could you not use HashiCorp packer? But nice explanation. Thanks

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