Install the popular Kubernetes package manager and enable cluster-wide install ability. Helm 3? No Way! OpenShift 4 has built-in integration with Helm 3. Yet OpenShift 3 does not feature any integration. It is either not possible to install Helm 3 on OpenShift 3.[1] Luckily we still have Helm 2.
I thought it was hard to pair device by WPS with OpenWRT, but I was wrong. According to the official wiki [https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wifi/basic], it could be simply configured by adding some lines and packages. A minimal process to start WPS Push Button pairing starts
It's really an bad idea to build a machine just for gaming so when an unexpected hardware arrives to my hand: A free RTX-2060 super but without a machine to power it, I decided to build it in a virtual way: a virtual machine with Windows and GPU attached to
Atom is a flexible and powerful editor made by GitHub. I have been coding with it for years and I loved it. But it takes up many resources including CPU and I/O and sometimes leads to lagging on my old workstation. With hesitation, I eventually switch to VSCodium. > Cover
Previous Status Continue on previous post https://blog.sakuragawa.moe/simple-homebrew-kubernetes-deployment/ [https://blog.sakuragawa.moe/simple-homebrew-kubernetes-deployment/] And post https://blog.sakuragawa.moe/deploy-ceph-storage-and-csi-for-pods-consume-in-kubernetes-home-lab/ [https://blog.sakuragawa.moe/deploy-ceph-storage-and-csi-for-pods-consume-in-kubernetes-home-lab/] The Kubernetes cluster bootstrapping is complete and the Flannel network takes the charge of getting pods connect