Glibc matters on desktop, but the speed advantage doesn’t really matter to services running in cgroup2 containers borrowing the host’s kernel and namespaces.
For op’s purposes, memory density is important, and alpine base images will need about 10x less memory than their Debian counterparts, mostly due to a very pared-down service layout.
There’s a reason a huge portion of docker images are alpine-based.
Alpine is a fair amount lighter in memory consumption than Debian.
I’m no systemd fan, but this is wacky.
VLANs don’t really enter into the equation here. They are layer 2 and will be important for switch choice, but not for NICs.
Poe does add some complexity, so sfp+ will no longer be a good category for this. You will essentially be reduced to a handful of models for 2.5 or 5g without specs.
You might be at the point in your planning where you need to evaluate why you need 2.5g in the first place. There are very few use cases for 2.5g in the home as it is.
Just go get any of the enterprise parts from a couple years ago. Mellanox, lucent, qlogic, hpe, these are all fairly well supported by freebsd.
I would avoid Broadcom and Realtek, they are better supported today, but performance is an issue.
They’re gonna say the same thing you’ve read here, which is that if you’re going to virtualize TrueNAS, pass through the controller, not just the disks.
If you pass a whole raw disk, not virtualized, then TrueNAS should not complain.
Although Smart data counters live on each individual disk, it is accessed via the disk controller interface. No controller, no smart data.
If the value of patient autonomy is backed up by the value of democratic decision-making, where does that leave the value of preserving life at all costs?
Strange question to ask after exploring what MAID seeks to grant.
As always, Christians fail to understand the focus of autonomy of self is the point, not your control over others’ behaviour.
As a SAR volunteer, this looks grim.
Someone unprepared enough will stop when they’re able to contact the “outside world”, but when stubbornness or foolishness pushes them onward after big hints like this, it often ends badly.
The joke is that there is no way to remain neutral while China claims Taiwan as its territory.
Read the history of Taiwan in the UN.
The easy ui is good for those who aren’t living in the terminal all the time.
I used proxmox for nearly 8 years before switching to only containers. It was fine.
What is your definition of “proper”, in this context?
Although I suppose this could be done in a vm, it’s an otherwise unlikely combo, since this will be an m series Mac and proxmox has no compatible native arm64 version.
In my experience ISPs will block your direct DNS queries overtime,
I have no idea what ISP you’re using, but that’s probably not true. Lots of devices have hard-coded DNS servers and nothing would work if ISPs stated blocking dns upstream queries.
That is incus. But similar in other implementations of LXC. Docker has similar ratios, but I suspect you know this already.
That has been fixed since 3.18.
Look, I’m not sure why you’re challenging me so hard on this, I’m not a superfan of Alpine or anything. I use it when I can because it’s really, really light on memory and so do others. There are lots of cases that don’t work with Alpine, like mongodb, sql, etc. But there are lots of great uses for alpine as well, like networking or anything that works well with busybox tooling.
Have a better one.