@mikesir87 I use Home Assistant with a metered power outlet and watch the duty cycle. If it runs too much it's probably open and if it never runs then it's unplugged or broken.
Higher-Ed IT folks - come talk about the cool stuff you're working on at the inaugural Higher Ed DevOps Conference. We're looking for intro through advanced talks. No speaking experience needed (we'll help!). Feel free to reach out if you have questions https://t.co/RjSemlRG3P
@mikesir87@traefik I'm going to guess it's an implementation of a Kubernetes IngressClass that one day might replace the annotation most of us are using now https://t.co/VVeuVhN9r9
@gioindahouz We're running Traefik in different regions, but not nearly to 50k hits per second (at least one order of magnitude lower than that at our peak). I'm happy to help how I can though - what kind of feedback are you looking for?
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@CoxHelp@CoxComm Will you be picking up the ACC network or should I cancel and switch to @YouTubeTV before next weekend? I'd appreciate a real answer and not just a "we're negotiating and might have it one day if you wait long enough".
@mikesir87@Docker We do a similar .0, .1 thing on secrets, but they don't change as often. To make dev easy, secrets can be environment variables or files- if the value of the variable is a file, its content is used as the secret, otherwise the variable value is used.
@mikesir87@Docker Swarm deployment is still manual ☹️. Configs are deployed using the stack files (and kept in git with them). Config naming is a little arbitrary, but we've been appending .0, .1 to keep updates simple. Stack names match stack filenames in hopes we'll get to auto-deploys.