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[2252.62 --> 2253.54] to the physical hardware |
[2253.54 --> 2254.60] so much faster than, |
[2254.78 --> 2255.00] you know, |
[2255.36 --> 2256.76] they were even four or five years ago. |
[2257.04 --> 2257.30] Exactly. |
[2257.44 --> 2257.62] I mean, |
[2257.62 --> 2259.14] you think about all those cloud servers |
[2259.14 --> 2261.46] that are running virtualized stacks, |
[2261.78 --> 2264.06] a lot of that investment trickles down. |
[2264.44 --> 2266.20] to us mere mortals, |
[2266.32 --> 2266.48] you know, |
[2266.54 --> 2267.32] a lot of those improvements |
[2267.32 --> 2268.70] end up in the kernel |
[2268.70 --> 2269.60] one way or another. |
[2270.32 --> 2270.56] So yeah, |
[2270.58 --> 2271.66] the other thing we didn't talk about |
[2271.66 --> 2273.08] at all yet is Podman. |
[2273.68 --> 2276.44] And I know being a Red Hatter, |
[2276.54 --> 2278.28] I should probably be a bit more pro-Podman, |
[2278.44 --> 2279.68] but for me, |
[2279.74 --> 2282.72] the tooling's just still not quite there yet. |
[2282.84 --> 2283.04] You know, |
[2283.10 --> 2285.16] I rely on Compose all the time |
[2285.16 --> 2287.56] for interacting with all of my services. |
[2287.56 --> 2290.14] And I know Podman Compose exists |
[2290.14 --> 2291.46] and I've tried it several times, |
[2291.60 --> 2292.94] but it's still just, |
[2293.16 --> 2293.94] it's not 100%. |
[2293.94 --> 2294.78] It's not quite there. |
[2295.22 --> 2295.34] Yeah. |
[2295.54 --> 2297.84] It's like 90% or so, |
[2297.94 --> 2298.86] but it's not 100%. |
[2298.86 --> 2300.06] I have the same opinion. |
[2300.46 --> 2302.72] I feel like Podman is a better design, |
[2302.98 --> 2304.04] system architecturally. |
[2304.26 --> 2305.34] It feels cleaner. |
[2305.74 --> 2307.24] It feels more native as well. |
[2307.56 --> 2308.02] But then again, |
[2308.02 --> 2309.46] you have like monsters in our chat room |
[2309.46 --> 2311.00] that are running Docker in LXE. |
[2311.00 --> 2311.70] Oh my goodness. |
[2312.18 --> 2312.34] Well, |
[2312.36 --> 2314.92] you can run Docker in Docker in Docker in VM. |
[2314.92 --> 2315.18] Right. |
[2315.78 --> 2317.34] These are the people |
[2317.34 --> 2318.72] that show up to our live stream jobs. |
[2318.72 --> 2318.82] Yeah, |
[2318.84 --> 2319.26] right. |
[2320.70 --> 2321.92] So the tip of the iceberg. |
[2323.86 --> 2324.22] Yeah, |
[2324.24 --> 2324.74] there you go. |
[2325.18 --> 2325.96] Very interesting. |
[2326.04 --> 2326.66] I'd love also to hear |
[2326.66 --> 2327.68] other people's opinions on it too. |
[2327.74 --> 2329.58] So do feel free to go to the contact page |
[2329.58 --> 2330.30] or send us a boost. |
[2330.54 --> 2332.06] There was discussion going on on Reddit |
[2332.06 --> 2333.80] that I wanted to just kind of touch on |
[2333.80 --> 2335.56] because I have a lot of thoughts on this, |
[2335.56 --> 2337.18] but I had something I think is actionable. |
[2337.74 --> 2338.86] And the question is, |
[2339.72 --> 2340.02] and Alex, |
[2340.10 --> 2341.18] I liked this question a lot |
[2341.18 --> 2342.60] because it's being honest with themselves. |
[2343.02 --> 2343.64] And I think it's something |
[2343.64 --> 2345.10] all of us self-hosters should think about. |
[2345.92 --> 2347.20] How do I prepare for a time |
[2347.20 --> 2349.36] when I'm just tired of tinkering with Home Assistant? |
[2349.52 --> 2350.78] That's the question that was on Reddit. |
[2351.12 --> 2351.72] And I love it |
[2351.72 --> 2352.94] because it's like this guy writes, |
[2353.16 --> 2355.28] I've used Home Assistant for the last six months |
[2355.28 --> 2357.16] and I've had a blast tinkering with the platform. |
[2357.46 --> 2358.64] I've got a hundred plus devices. |
[2358.80 --> 2359.94] Everything is working as intended. |
[2360.18 --> 2361.60] And I know from experience, |
[2361.74 --> 2362.52] there'll come a time |
[2362.52 --> 2364.50] when I just don't find home automation |
[2364.50 --> 2365.60] as flattering anymore, |
[2366.00 --> 2367.24] but I'll still need my lights |
[2367.24 --> 2368.62] and whatnot to function properly. |
[2369.10 --> 2371.06] So how do I prepare for this day? |
[2372.18 --> 2373.80] This is really, |
[2374.06 --> 2376.68] I need to take this advice in as well. |
[2376.78 --> 2378.70] Now, I've always remained pretty fascinated. |
[2379.28 --> 2380.26] Home Assistant moves quick. |
[2380.36 --> 2381.30] The community moves quick. |
[2381.46 --> 2382.62] It hasn't lost my attention, |
[2383.40 --> 2384.78] but things have. |
[2385.44 --> 2386.10] And, you know, |
[2386.24 --> 2387.28] as geeks, |
[2387.34 --> 2388.22] I think we're just kind of prone |
[2388.22 --> 2389.72] to the new shiny sometimes as well. |
[2390.58 --> 2392.10] Do you have any hot tips |
[2392.10 --> 2394.04] on how to like prepare your infrastructure |
[2394.04 --> 2395.46] for when you are bored with it? |
[2395.56 --> 2396.86] Do you have anything off the top of your mind? |
[2396.86 --> 2399.12] Don't get bored at the time |
[2399.12 --> 2400.08] where it's broken. |
[2402.16 --> 2403.10] I don't know. |
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