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[736.56 --> 737.68] 70 or 80 terabytes. |
[737.80 --> 742.84] Let me know in the chat and we'll submit a pull request to the repo before the end of the show. |
[742.90 --> 743.18] Hopefully. |
[743.82 --> 747.68] I need to do a calculation on my end now that we have these new servers in house too. |
[748.08 --> 751.56] There's two boxes and each have 48 terabytes of storage. |
[751.56 --> 756.42] And then we have 24 terabytes of storage in the old server. |
[757.06 --> 759.64] Not to mention that the Bitcoin node has what, two? |
[759.78 --> 760.74] Is it two we threw in there? |
[760.88 --> 761.66] Eight terabytes. |
[761.86 --> 762.34] Eight terabytes. |
[762.76 --> 763.16] Yeah. |
[763.24 --> 764.14] In the Bitcoin node. |
[764.44 --> 764.56] Yeah. |
[764.56 --> 766.20] That was an easy store that you shucked. |
[766.20 --> 766.42] Yeah. |
[766.48 --> 768.60] And then hid in a drawer for a year or two. |
[769.10 --> 769.50] Right. |
[771.10 --> 773.68] So I should do the final calculation just so we have it up to date. |
[774.02 --> 774.34] All right. |
[774.34 --> 777.92] So we're going with 80 terabytes then, are we? |
[777.98 --> 778.54] Eight zero. |
[778.54 --> 778.60] Eight zero. |
[779.22 --> 782.64] Oh, that's because everybody likes him in the Discord. |
[782.82 --> 783.38] That's what's up. |
[784.12 --> 784.70] Thank you. |
[784.70 --> 785.14] Thank you. |
[785.24 --> 785.90] Thank you, audience. |
[785.92 --> 787.46] Jeff Geeling has 84 terabytes. |
[787.80 --> 788.10] Oh. |
[789.30 --> 791.42] So that puts you in fourth spot, Fuzzy. |
[791.56 --> 791.98] Good job. |
[792.28 --> 792.50] Yeah. |
[792.60 --> 796.18] I've got some worsted in the back bin, but I won't include that. |
[796.50 --> 800.26] Well, what you do is when you get it online, you come back on the show and then you can beat him. |
[800.52 --> 804.28] I actually have to get more room in my storage server. |
[804.80 --> 805.96] I am maxed out. |
[806.92 --> 807.76] That's just it. |
[808.18 --> 809.52] Density is a thing, people. |
[810.00 --> 811.04] Hey, man, it's not my problem. |
[811.08 --> 813.82] If you want to be on the winner board or not, I mean, it's not my problem. |
[813.94 --> 814.94] You just got to do what you got to do. |
[815.50 --> 815.88] All right. |
[815.92 --> 819.16] So should we get back to the drone.io love-hate relationship thing? |
[819.20 --> 819.82] What's that all about? |
[820.20 --> 823.18] I'm actually not an engineer or any kind of technical field. |
[823.28 --> 824.26] I'm a lawyer by profession. |
[824.26 --> 826.22] So I sort of dabbled in all this for fun. |
[827.26 --> 836.36] And so I started looking at drone because there were some things that I wanted to automate in terms of building Docker images and some other stuff. |
[836.36 --> 839.70] And I know GitHub Actions was out there, but this is self-hosted. |
[839.76 --> 841.20] I want to learn how to do this all myself. |
[841.20 --> 846.12] So drone is a CI, CD system. |
[846.26 --> 848.76] We can do this integration, continuous deployment, where basically you can... |
[849.48 --> 854.30] It's very similar to GitHub Actions or Jenkins or some of the other ones that are, I think, Circle CI is another one. |
[855.06 --> 857.28] Basically, you can do anything you can do in a bash script. |
[857.28 --> 860.20] Like, I basically use it to do a bunch of bash commands on some things. |
[860.66 --> 862.86] It builds a bunch of my Docker images for me. |
[863.00 --> 864.16] I builds actually... |
[864.16 --> 869.12] One of the recent things I did was I actually started building an Ubuntu server image every week. |
[869.54 --> 871.46] That gets deployed into a Nextcloud. |
[871.58 --> 875.56] So that way I just have a constantly up-to-date cloud-initted ISO image. |
[876.24 --> 878.20] I've had a few issues with drone myself, actually. |
[878.20 --> 887.08] Just for no apparent reason, a job that I've set up, the build will stop running automatically for no apparent reason. |
[887.26 --> 890.16] Like, I will push something to my GitT instance. |
[890.70 --> 895.84] The build will detect that it's been pushed, but nothing happens. |
[895.98 --> 898.10] And I can't figure out exactly quite what's going on there. |
[898.18 --> 903.30] So I delete the build in drone, and then I recreate it, and it's fine for a couple of weeks. |
[903.36 --> 905.00] And then the same thing happens. |
[905.12 --> 907.48] And it's infuriating, if I'm honest. |
[908.20 --> 908.72] Drone... |
[908.72 --> 912.48] So the issues I had with it, as I kind of laid out in the post, were... |
[913.30 --> 918.10] You know, it's really good, but the documentation was pretty poor in some ways. |
[918.26 --> 921.34] Like, the one thing I remember, I was actually looking at the post again recently. |
[922.20 --> 922.54] Cron. |
[922.82 --> 923.52] Cron jobs. |
[923.74 --> 926.66] You couldn't tell it a time zone. |
[926.82 --> 931.90] So therefore, it defaulted to, you know, GMT, you know, Greenwich Mean Time. |
[932.32 --> 934.96] And I couldn't figure out how to get it on my time zone, which was annoying. |
[934.96 --> 937.24] So I had to always think five hours difference. |
[937.48 --> 938.16] Hey, man. |
[938.30 --> 939.78] I've made a career out of that. |
[940.82 --> 941.28] Ba-dum-bum. |
[942.60 --> 946.20] Actually, I'm just kind of curious, because you did tease a little Home Assistant action |
[946.20 --> 946.46] there. |
[946.72 --> 950.00] Can you give us just kind of a rough idea of the Home Assistant setup, what it's running |
[950.00 --> 952.00] on, and sort of the key things you have it doing for you? |
[952.34 --> 953.24] Just like a picture. |
[953.24 --> 953.28] Sure. |
[953.68 --> 955.16] I run Home Assistant in Docker. |
[955.48 --> 957.86] It's running on my Proxmox server downstairs in the basement. |
[958.36 --> 961.26] The main backbone of what I run here is Z-Wave. |
[961.74 --> 963.20] All my switches are Z-Wave. |
[963.42 --> 967.74] I have a bunch of sensors that are Z-Wave, though I've started using a lot more Zigbee sensors |
[967.74 --> 969.22] just because they're cheaper. |
[969.22 --> 971.78] And I found they work a little bit better than the Z-Wave. |
[972.10 --> 973.22] Better in what way? |
[973.64 --> 979.24] So I got these Z-Wave sensors that were from a company called Dome, I think was the name, |
[979.36 --> 979.68] Dome. |
[980.60 --> 984.26] And I think they've gone out of business since they made these. |
[984.66 --> 985.26] Uh-oh. |
[985.80 --> 986.16] Yeah. |
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