Notices by Mauricio Teixeira 🇧🇷🇺🇲 (badnetmask@hachyderm.io)

@jwildeboer
There's your video blog idea.

@loop0
Telegraf is a lot simpler, and uses less resources. Besides, my home lab is not K8s, so Prometheus just "doesn't feel right". Choices.

@loop0
It stores all host metrics from Telegraf, and long term historical data from Home Assistant.

@Prozak
Right. I know I don't want v2 anymore because it uses a different query language that has not continued to v3. But I still don't know what else might be interesting to justify the migration.

I've been postponing upgrading my InfluxDB v1 to v2 for months. When I finally decide to do it, I realize there is v3, but lots of people recommend to just stay on v1 (v2 has always been considered a bad idea anyway).

Now I have no idea what to do, and it will take a few other months to come up with a decision. 😄

#HomeLab #InfluxDB

@jwildeboer
If you have all the gear and infrastructure, what's there to lose? Time? Go for it! 😄

@ChrisShort
Up in the food chain! Congrats!

I remember many years ago when I used to read the Linux kernel news, or even the changelogs themselves, because I was excited about all the changes.

These days I barely understand a quarter of what they say.

It has grown so big, so complicated, and it's marvelous! 🐧

@ironicbadger
It all boils down to how many hours of sleep do you need. 🤷

@frenck
I just installed Spook, and it immediately found 6 automation that were half-broken, because of changes in devices that I did not realize. Thank you!

@ricardo @autobrain
Enquanto isso, nos EUA, todo mundo corre pra Flórida no verão. Basicamente as pessoas procuram o que é fora do dia-a-dia elas.

That feeling when you type your password in the login field then hit enter. :picardfacepalm:

@autobrain @Tati
Alguém uma vez me falou que bebe uma garrafa de vinho uma vez por ano, pra comemorar mais um ano sem beber. 🤣

@fox @mhamzahkhan @mmeier
My constraint is also RAM, and I mostly run on Raspberry Pi 4 with 8GB. The CPU is very lightly used, and their energy usar is very low (they're all PoE powered).

@balloob
This is a very interesting use of AI. "Here are the rules, make sure these objects comply". Makes sense to automate a repetitive task. I hope it works in the long run!

@jwildeboer
wow! That's weird. I would totally freak out if I didn't know. Thanks for sharing!

@mmeier @davidvasandani
Okay, I get it. Fun and adventure. Go for it then!

@idcrook
wow! This is not yet "the perfect experience" that I am looking for, but certainly it's a very interesting project.

I got it working on stand-alone mode first. Now I need to setup MQTT on my HASS (not using it currently) to see how that remote control thingy works.

Thanks!

@pj
IMHO: as much as the infra to build the binaries is free, you should not be required/expected to provide them if you don't have the bandwidth, knowledge and infrastructure to support and maintain them. Otherwise it's just "checking a box", which doesn't do anybody any good (even the users of such architecture).

@mmeier
Sorry: what's the point? You need a PXE-like environment when you regularly need to build bare metal. Is that what you really plan to do in your home lab? If not, sounds like a lot of work for hosts that would need to be rebuilt maybe once a year, or even longer than that.