2 years later, dumped a while ago, with this monorepo ansible project which managed infra including airflow with generated ansible job dags which executed against self, was a bit too complicated. similarly ansible-rulebook with aldeady managed prom/alertmanager stack works better
I think I've figured out how to marry Ansible and Airflow. Ansible will install/deploy Airflow, configure it and git pull my DAGs (data collections). Undecided of should Ansible or Terraform provision it. I think Ansible, as it is more like Saltstack.
@Postigroup mikä mättää, kun asiakaspalvelunumerossa ei kukaan vastaa. 37 minuuttia jonotusta takana ja vielä jatkuu. voisin kuvitella, että sieltä, jos joku vastaa osaa sanoo, että ei tiedä mitään.
trove ticked, dvr ticked, bgpspeaker ticked, only octavia mgmt network not being reachable. after reachability there will be kubernetes/docker-swarm clusters as a service.
Openstack is facinating! Even DNS as a service! Not to mention all the other amazing as a service things it does. World view now: Openstack > VMware by far.
Decided a while ago that I would want to take a stab at porting rtsx sdcard driver from OpenBSD to FreeBSD and today got the kernel module to probe and attach(including initializing the pci dev). It even detects if a card is in the slot or not! \o/
@kaevans91@FreeBSDHelp@bsdimp@Hiroki_Sato@junkuriyama If this helps: And to add/refresh that in my case the bootup fails as the wiki log says only when disk controller is set in bios to operate in ahci mode. In legacy mode the disks are found and the os boots.
@kaevans91@FreeBSDHelp@bsdimp@Hiroki_Sato@junkuriyama \o/ excellent. Int13h in Wikipedia says something about dummy reads and also mentions int13h extensions being developed by western digital. Just somehow fits the description. I have wd40efrx:es and proliant gen8 too. Ideally I should test with other disks too?