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I doubt juniper has nonstandard console ports
their own documentation matches the RS232 spec
cisco is technically the non-standard one
really?
people have been updating to follow them over the years
thats why its split weirdly between manuf
brilliant
@waxen scroll I also managed to communicate with an old 3com switch using the ftdi breakout I used for my stm32 development
but the breadboard setup next to a switch ,is jank

@waxen scroll Got pulled into a vendor meet with a remote company where they purchased softphones and are experiencing call drops. Had a walk the MSP through their FW and rules, god damn Sophos is horrible when it comes to configuration. Plz take over for me
you went the distance
i would have been like yeah L3 is good. you get packets. ticket closed
I was brought in because the MSP wasn't verse in in routing/SIP. Unfortunately I still get pulled into SIP issues
MSP shouldnt manage what they dont know
nybody here good with networks and IPV6?
Ran into an issue the other day putting up a VPN and now my IP when searched and on cloudflare forums is stuck on the VPN IP....
which is the temp IPV6 line....for whatever reason
doesn't seem natural since I uninstalled the virtual network adapter and the temp IPV6 line is blocking me from accessing cloudflare forum networks.....
Linus I'm currently live streaming, come drag race your corporate 10g vs my dedicated gaming line, before I upgrade to 20gs.
none of the LTT staff read this discord, sorry to say
@stable ice we have a rule breaker
👀
@hollow marlin man. blobs been quiet since yesterdays rant
someone possibly did something they shouldn't have been doing.
Blob's ISP NOC alert
%PM-SP-4-ERR_DISABLE: bpduguard error detected on Gi4/1, putting Gi4/1 in err-disable state
lmao
i dunno how GPON works but my assumption is that if he does, it will knock out everyone on his segment
the GW at the ISP is the one in the spanning tree wireshark
its not the ONT
i really want him to start sending priority 0 frames to his ISP
since the ISP is running default my assumption is they're just filtering BPDUs
otherwise they should have had issues already?
GPON still views all ONTs as separate interfaces even though they are fed from a single fiber (PON). If BPDU guard is enabled on the PON interface it will be put in err-disabled and the only thing that happens is the TDM slot goes dark.
Each of the 64 ONTs are defined timeslots depending of pre-configured bandwidth profiles.
That assumes they did not disable the default BPDU guard as Calix blades do not have BPDU filter
somone recommend me an iperf server to test on so I can saturate fully,
unless you are running a server or that's for a company that connection is so overkill
public iperf servers suck
@waxen scroll you know school exists, right?
and I have to go to school and study at home?
So I'm not on Discord 24/7
lmao
@onyx mango If you want to saturate 10G iperf on Windows you'll be wasting your time. It requires tweaking and even then Window's TCP/IP stack struggles
@hollow marlin yes
yup
Then getting 10 gig SMB 😩, iSCSI tho
this is after fighting with Windows Server and FreeNAS for Samba/SMB then saying "screw it, I'm gonna try Ubuntu"
iSCSI though, Windows Server host and Windows 10 client https://blob.pcmr.rocks/LowSturdyBlob.png
(Local disk benchmarks to validate speeds on the systems before adding in another variable)
How can I share a folder on a Linux Server without Samba?
I don’t want to use things like freenas or something because I need to do other things on that server.
@ me
Or maybe rsync the folders between the 2 systems. You'll basically have replication.
I want to use that shared folder on Windows
can anyone suggest me a modem?
the one i have is pretty old and i think it's time for an upgrade
DOCSIS?
What feeds your drop though? Coax, Phone Line, Fiber
Need to figure out what kinda modem were dealing with
got one of those cables that goes in some kind of adaptor and then into the modem
so i guess fiber?
yes
100% u don't know about the provider lol
i'm not from US
how does the name matter tho
Well I ask because I need to see what kinda encryption if any they are using between modem and PON
Question :
What happens if I connect to an HTTPS Proxy and connect to a VPN at the same time? (I have been doing that but I don't know if it changes a thing)
Would there be any difference, am I wasting time, I don't know.
For example
AT&T uses EAP 802.1X Auth over VLAN 0 between Modem and that Fiber Box
To try to force the modem
Telus in Canada doesnt do shit
@solemn ermine You will route through VPN first
Then from the VPN Exit
it is called moldtelecom
You will hit the SOCKS Proxy
we need RGB routers 
Congrats
*watercooled rgb routers
They dont do any fancy shit between pon and modem
so in this case, it isnt a modem, just a router.
You can yank out the old one and replace it
Seems like they serve DHCP over the PON to give you your IP too. How nice.
So thats easy
How much sq ft are you trying to cover?
what is sq ft
Square Feet, sorry american. Size of house
I hate my ISP... they blocking users of changing the LAN network
thats so stupid
Give rough estimate if you have to
Square meters for you
i connect it to my room through ethernet anyway but downstairs i want it to cover 20-30 meters
well
that might be a bit much
but at least 15-20
If the WiFi AP/Router is on a second story, it usually does good job with whats under it
60-90 ft is not a bit much of an ask either
Reasonable
the thing is that
i want it to reach far bc there is a huge wall between the router room and the living room
the main one of the house
it is like
50cm wide
and empty in middle
Is it concrete/stucco or some material like that
fuck
Instead of one beefy WiFi AP/Router, you may be better off with 2 mid tier. One on each side
it will be a pain to get a cable to the other side
And you can do Roaming (Match the SSID's) which lets you just waltz over and connect to new AP without fuckery
oh well if there is no cable either
eh
Honestly I can give a "best shot" option but nothing guaranteed with solid walls
idk if you wanna sit on it and think or just take a look at what suggestions are avail
https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-AC1750-Smart-WiFi-Router/dp/B079JD7F7G
Cheap and Effective, the TP-Link Archer series of Routers/AP's has always been strong and they keep to the standards well. Dont let its cheap price fool you, its strong for what it is.
https://www.amazon.com/Linksys-Dual-Band-Max-Stream-MU-MIMO-Wireless/dp/B01JOXW58I
Coming right behind is this guy, although it sometimes overheats, add a fan or keep it in a cool spot and it does just as well.
Both of these do what they say on the tin and up to their written specs.
Protip: Try to keep the Antennas Straight up. Since both only have 3, we dont need to set any to Horizontal for Horizontal signal alignment. Making them at like 30 degrees plays with signal rotation and effectiveness.
i don't like the idea of overheating for routers...
so uh
taking a 120mm fan for example and sticking it on top does wonders at times
does the second one get more heat than the first?
Yes
I havent had an Archer series overheat on me. Ive pushed many of them to their limit
Linksys gets a bit toasty
i have a very old tp link modem rn
wouldn't be surprised if by searching it up i'd find it's from 2010 or some shit
If the Archer cant do what you want it to in terms of material penetration, honestly nothing will. No amount of extra antennas or fancy shit on those fancy routers help in this regards.
TP-Link TD Series or some shit
when I was looking up the ISP
what's ZTE
Dont ask
well i can't complain about my ISP
i get 100 mbps download and upload and 2-3 ping on speedtest
I wouldnt. They let you just yeet old router and swap them out without headache
Yeah that dinky D-Link aint gonna do shit.
for 10$ a month
Oh thats nice
thanks for the help!
windows by default, doesnt reply to ICMP ping
why
It does reply when asked what MAC it has
@peak cloak maybe its trying to hide itself
but that is stupid, considering that ARP is a nessesary evil
Windows has always done that. The firewall by default will not allow anything in, as it should. ARP is not apart of windows but instead handled by the NIC
The ARP Table is stored on windows. Each nic has its own ARP Table too.
The protocol itself on most modern nic's is normally offloaded
Example of a dump from winshit. Can easily be done
arp -d to flush the windows arp cache
mhmm, I know dear
Its a bit unrelated, but trying to get interhost communication in a VM
windows however, even though it is set as a home network, refuses to accept incoming connections from 192.168.192.0/24
what do the packets say
@tame carbon getting nested kali under ubuntu under ubuntu to communicate was also a battle I didnt have time to solve
Instead I worked on my leadership project and felt accomplished
It is, especially when they have to be isolated instances too
Need like hundreds of vlans or Something
The easy way would be to not nest them
Basically becomes nested NAT
Honestly, I am hard pressed to see any modern day reason to Nest Virtualization anymore (Besides Containers, but ignore that for now)
Most likely though, you need to enable in the first VM (not the nested one), various non-default configs for that to work out. IP Forward for example in sysctl.
@peak cloak Its a gaming line here in Tokyo, I upload qll my recorded vids to my office and files are typically 4TB per 20hr live stream, it is not Overkill for my use case. I also game with a lot of friends on West US server and on normal 1gbps best effort ipv6 fibre my ping is trash, on my 10gs line it's under 100ms and way mpre stable, so at under 65USD per month, is pretty damn reasonable considering I used to pay 3600USD per month for corporate 10gbps. It'll be upgraded to 20gbps or Nuro 20GS pretty soon, doesn't mean I can get 20gbps on 1 pc, it is dual 10gbps from 1 simple modem and I can dedicate 10gbps per pc, one for gaming and one for live streaming and virtually never get hiccups. Nuro 20Ggbps gaming line is only 72USD per month.
you don't even know, xd
I am an ISP for my Neighborhood. Im paying for 6x 100Gbit Dark Fiber lines
lol
and the AS.... and IP Transit... and some Peers....
ugh
Im basically robbing the school in comparison for their 10Gbit too
hahaha
Both schools actually
Thanks government.
wow
6x100. How cute
How much does that cost per month and where is this?
@hollow marlin thats your first reaction?
mine was no redundancy and no OOB management
Shhhhhhh
once school discovers packet fabric, its all over
Well this is one of 3 routers
there is redundancy
out the ass cuz I got more money than sense
How much does that cost per month and where is this?
@spark wigeon total cost for Ops is running around 187K/mth
But out of pocket I am paying like... 1.9K/mthish after paid up with net
so for me 1.9K/mth for my own DF line is nice
Its in Texas. Houston area
All im asking from my isp in terms of speeds is at least 25 mbps upload. I dont understand why its so much to ask for from concast
Why are you paying almost 2k/month for a dark fiber line to your home?
Because I literally can
concast illegally put me into a contract when I signed up with no contract @waxen scroll
how can they even do that?
And it turned my neighborhood into a huge homelab
Did they negotiate with like HOA or some shit?
Just because you can doesn;t mean you should
Well true. But I did anyways.
@hollow marlin hmm that statement would of helped me to convince the prof not to require nested vms
We get it, you have a lot of money. Its even in your avatar
it was requirement yeah
@hollow marlin I aint saying it like that
Im just saying cuz you asked
also > requirement
but why?
well it was an idea he saw on the internet somewhere
oh no
and he wanted to try it out in a lab
but he asks me to do it
It only took a day to get it setup sorta alright
Yikes
it was 100GB and then 41GB after compression and resizing the vhd
not too bad
I set it up on my 905p ssd so it was fine
i didnt wait for anything
Hey, I've got a brother that's needing internet from one house to another, maybe 600 feet...how can he do this?
@south blade fiber
fiber
point to point is another option
Building to Building Bridge, Fiber, 802.11ay Solutions....
Fiber huh, what kinda hardware does that need.
sfp media converters
@south blade well, it would literally be running a cable underground or in the air to the other site
I hate unifi but I am going to show it as an example:
https://store.ui.com/collections/unifi-network-routing-switching/products/unifi-building-to-building-bridge
I was looking at some of the Ubiquiti stuff but not sure what's the minimum to get his 1Gbps he pays for across.
point to point is out of the question then for 1gbps
it doesn't do it that fast with unifi equipment
That PtP Bridge can do 1.2 Gbit/s on a very very very very damn good day. Any bit of rain
hahahaha
it dies
Gotta test the fiber cable but dont have anything on the other side?
They work like a charm
Hmmmm, and fiber comes in 600ft lengths?
Just need to terminate it yourself
Right now he has a coax he tried, must have gotten kinked or something cause it stopped working. xD
oof
A decent coax testing kit should find faults and how far down the line they are
Or perhaps it was too long
Either way, having an issue keeping coax from kinking.... fiber is gonna be a pain then
haha
Fiber is actually pretty robust
hmmm
Unless you are clumsy af like me and step on a cable D:::::
If the dirt is sandy, it should be safe?
for direct burial you can get an armored cable, it should be fine
^
@south blade The only thing you really need to worry about when burying is 1. CALL DIGSAFE, 2. Make sure its its deep enough where if the ground freezes it will not get crushed
i want to trench my yard with a machine at some point and i cant wait to get near power lines. better mark it correctly ;p
Cannot count the number of times its been flagged and we hit another line
Worst was it was flagged and marked and the construction crew thought the markings we "dig here". Then we lost our west link
i want to put irrigation in and power/coax is going diagonal across my lawn, so ill get near multiple times
Well, if I just follow the coax line it should be safe though right? >_> He did this to avoid the $2,000 the ISP wanted to drop a line to his house, so ran a line from the inlaws house they aren't using to his he had built.
Why not try to fix that coax?
Well, he wasn't getting that great a speed on it to begin with, not sure if it was because of the length or it was already damaged right from the get go.
Or the right coax
Not sure what path he followed but if he tried to go as direct as possible it seems like it should have been around 400 feet, but he might have bought 500ft maybe.
Giving up on 1Gbps, this should be able to do it? https://www.amazon.com/NanoBeam-NBE-5AC-Gen2-US-airMAX-Dedicated-Management/dp/B07NNWY9Y8/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=nanobeam+ac&qid=1600287730&sr=8-2 Nephews got home schooling now so need to get online.
Or take the gamble and try and do it this way with this? https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Ethernet-Converter-Supporting-MC220L/dp/B003CFATL0/ref=sr_1_3?crid=10DC87V0O0QWP&dchild=1&keywords=sfp+media+converter&qid=1600285839&sprefix=sfp+media+%2Caps%2C151&sr=8-3 I'd need 2 of these? Modem > Converter > ---------- 500ft FIBER ---------- > Another Converter? > Router?
basically
make sure to the right SFP module though
I'm positive this https://www.fs.com/products/29851.html
will work with this https://www.fs.com/products/100957.html
that SFP module is for Single mode fiber
idk much about the difference between Single-Mode and Multi-Mode
I know nothing about fiber, these supposed to be the ends huh?
LC/SC are the ends
Single and Multi are the type of light mode that can pass through
multi mode is limited to around 300-500m and single mode, depending on the SFP used, can be 10s or 100s of kilometers
I'ma have to Youtube how this is setup cause I can't imagine I can just use some nail clippers to cut fiber LOL Edit: Also strugging to find a clear answer on what single vs multi is supposed to mean, is it a speed limit, or just distance limit, or something else?
No you cannot, if you know how long it is you can usually buy it pre-terminated which is FAR easier than getting a kit to terminate your own fiber
_> Uh, $1/foot?
This is seeming very expensive to try when I've never worked with fiber. LOL
yeah, normal fiber is cheaper
Shop Customized LC/SC/FC/ST/LSH Duplex SM Armored Patch Cable at reliable Fiber Patch Cord Supplier-FS.COM, In stock. Ship Same Day.
hmm, also armoured
I don't think that type is meant for direct burial though
it'll work, just idk how long it'll last
You could toss it in some PVC pipe to be extra safe
Hmmm, gonna have to talk to my brother, cause even trying that to see how long it lasts is basically the same price as the Nanobeams.
fiber could do gigabit, probably a lot more
If you need reliability and cannot tolerate bandwidth fluctuations then fiber, otherwise the nano-beams would be fine
fiber can do MUCH more than gigabit given the right transceivers 🙂
lol, yah it's nice 🙂
$80 shipping for custom length of 150 meters of it from Asia Warehouse -_-
ooof, I missed that
Doesn't look like they customize anything from a US warehouse lol
I even tried 32 meters and it has to come from Asia
Only $24 shipping for that though, how much does fiber weigh that it almost quadruples the shipping for the length I would need? xD
@plain siren thats a nice sight lol
Is this the right place for PXE questions?
perhaps
I'm going to deploy a PXE server for old stuff. I have a ton of RTL8139 cards with a flash socket. What do I need to flash on it to have PXE boot capabilities?
@misty terrace i suggest ipxe
Probably the best open source one and supports lots of boot targets
Thanks, I'll check it out
https://fogproject.org/ < Supports iPXE
iPXE you can boot to ISO that points to PXE Server instead of the inbuilt PXE Firmware on the NIC being relied on. Or in your case doesnt exist
or .EFI file or .krnl or whatever so on so forth
http://boot.ipxe.org/ipxe.iso < the ISO to boot into iPXE
I'll have to do with a bare x86 bin, but I will test it first
Congratulations to the #networking channel for graduating to "Text".
oh, just noticed
oh. weird.
no wonder people are posting screenshots of 6gbit connections against the rules
🤔
Any router recommendations for a decently sized house
all-in-one I assume
you should be sizing for connection speed and not house. if your house is 2500sqft + you will want access point(s)
i see thanks guys
evenly. its whoever gets there first assuming no interference
MU-MIMO
Thats how WiFi splits the communication between multiple devices
There is a reason why we say: dont use the middle bands on your wifi
Cuz routers are designed to take turns with each other. Even if its a diff network but interfering nearby. You sit between bands, you just cause noise.
Good luck finding a WiFi AP without MU-MIMO
But thats not how you would gauge speed estimates here
So you have multiple things to consider
Location, Walls/Obstacles, Uplink
and amount of Clients
Your Router is really an All in One
which does: Switch, WiFi AP, Firewall, Modem, and Gateway
packed into one box
Well I am speaking generically, thats usually how ISP's handle it.
yeah modem is starting to finally dissapear
With Fiber and the use of NGPON and GPON, etc
XGPON... whatever the other names are gonna be on top
It takes turns
I talk to you first, move over to next guy
talk
move over
talk
then come back around
Although its actually a bit more complex
yeah I discribed MIMO tbh
MU-MIMO is uh
Now were gonna have some radio theory fun
That being said, An Archer C7/T7 Series WiFi AP/Router from TP-Link will give you well over 100 Mbit/s for like 15 devices
and its dirt cheap
unless you got things like walls to consider
another infographic I have to send you on your way
describes the queue system in a simple visual manner
Its hard enough getting WiFi balanced, its amazing our cell towers still work considering
Anyone in Vancouver/Surrey area know good networking services? I wanna route my house with Ethernet as it has none
You mean someone to wire up the LV Data for you?
I unfortunately don't know what lv data is
@white heart look up home theater installers. they are usually pretty cheap. electricians cost wayyyy too much
Ooooh LOL
Sorry
I see but thanks for the advice @waxen scroll
Electricians will also staple your damn cables
damn it
Smart Home/Home Automation/Home Theatre/Home Entertainment installers
all do damn good jobs of cable runs
my local major home theater shop charged $300 versus the electrical guys who were $700-1000 (this one was tricky so I didnt DIY)
They actually know how to gently secure the cables
I got lucky and managed to wire my own house while it was being built. God help me if I gotta run cable...
Without walls its damn easy
With walls.....
i ran alarm and ethernet with the walls up and mostly exterior. i bought a snake camera to help
Just throw flex conduit or PVC in ya walls before the walls go up 
My house is pretty old from the 80s so hopefully it's ight
thats actually kinda... newish
I guess I'm spoiled I only lived in houses that are within the last 40 years only
Maybe if you’re doing EMT
Yeah but if the runs are short, you shouldn’t have any issues feeding it at all
this is true
Those short runs, no need
bottom of wall to top however, sometimes shit like fiber can be annoying
I find it a waste of time unless you’re doing 90 degree bends constantly. But I work with emt more often so pull strings are required
Just buy a fish tape and use it. It's not hard lmfao
fish tape doesnt do exterior walls that well
Mine is aluminum. I cut my finger on it
That's like... common sense
I don’t need to because I use it constantly, but even I get cuts and just shake it off
Imagine not using electrical tape
Southern Style Urgent Care
Wait, do you just slide it through your hands when feeding it?
That would cause a friction burn
Back to the first statement, common sense
What are you doing
Wear gloves
cba, takes too long
Wear gloves if you’re not experienced
How?
OSHA is applicable
That's why you keep gloves in your toolbox lmfao
it was a generic statement
It’s a big deal because people have blown off small injuries
those tapes be sharp at times
Because some of us actually have a job doing this
I work construction
I ream people for incompetence
ok, as do I, but its in my own home. I really dont care
Makes the job site look bad if someone cuts up their finger from something that could have been so easily prevented
Yeah thanks because that’s how it is regardless of site
I don't care, but QA does
People come in with their cockiness and walk out getting injured
Not to mention getting kicked off
It’s not a good look
Ill pour concrete all over my house if I want to. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Generic Comment, Artifical Inflation of Issue
Guess everyone who handles paper should wear gloves, cant have papercuts in yer own home
I did my own house and thats about all ill end up doing. I dont have to really worry about it anyways.
I aint even physically fit enough to be cleared for such work either which sucks.
I was unpacking boxes and seriously cut myself on cardboard by accident recently so it happens 
The first time I cut myself on cardboard, I didnt realize you could until it was too late haha
It looks blunt at first but then
whoop
Beefy ass papercut
Moral of the story is the world is out to get you so just stay on your computer 24/7 
And since we simply forgot this fact, the world gave us COVID as a reminder
Ever seen those printing presses?
Giant rolls of moving paper? Worse than a chainsaw.
People get crushed in those too
They can cut you in half
Chainmail pls
Mjolnir Mark IV
This is one of our final factory tours, and shows the end of the supply chain with cardboard box manufacturing. This cardboard box factory tour shows start-to-finish.
Ad: Buy be quiet!'s Straight Power 650W (https://geni.us/NZ8szyS on Amazon)
Find our factory tour playlist he...
Question for anyone I can seem to get this to work for my self I don't have enough lan ports on my router and want to link up to all of these ones
Buy a network switch with enough ports for all the ports on that patch panel + one extra for your router. Based on the number of ports on the patch panel (and assuming your router has 4 already, you can probably make do with a 16 port gigabit switch @thick minnow .
Ugh I really don't like those "data hubs"
Noisy patch panels
Cable is CAT6.
So are keystones. But panel is cat 5e
Guess they just ran out of places in the panel and just terminated everything using whatever keystones they had left over
Is there even an industry standard for the inside of those boxes?
back in the day, they used to preinstall the wiring and security sensors for your home for free, , and hopes to mkae their money back with your subscription
guess now they're shoving these propritary boxes in there (usually poorly terminated) and hope you buy more accessories.
Nvidia Geforce Now server EU central 3
yep, that's expected
O3o
my Azure VM had gigabit
networking been moved up in the world
@peak cloak linode VMs get around 2-3gbit too
pretty sweet for a $10 vps
I'm just using Azure for now until I get my server up, since it had 100 bucks of credits for free
^
because it's the only one that the student thing worked on
Azure is backed on Hyper-V and still refuses to give up NT based shit.
@peak cloak have you signed up for your github dev pack yet?
GCP is now basically almost all outsourced
yeah
Either Digital Ocean or Linode, give $100 credit
@elfin socket or they hope you just dont use them
most people dont use ethernet in their walls at all
https://education.github.com/pack They also add tons new shit
WAT
The AWS EDucate link wouldn't work for me for some reason
I got my domain from that pack
You can get a couple actually
I need to pay to renew next year
You can get a free AWS micro box too
all you need is a credit card, to start a free trial
you get a 1 year vps (micro tier)
yeah, I have a .tech
Netwise offers 1 year of free Colo too
I use this myself
You can integrate it into software, and it tracks errors and freqency of errors
then can also collect context, to help debugging
Check this out too: https://www.fluentd.org/
Itll aggregate loads of log sources (sentry included) and let you export into one
@plain siren is that to just snoop all /var/log and more ?
lol, I love their page on why one should use fluentd
Its basically an export collector that bundles it all up and lets you centralize the output into your choice of system
They aint wrong
Can it group the various logs from services, by events/messages or quests?
damn
Yuh
Oh, and I like this
they have a minimalist version for embedded applications
neat, I will remember this
They are CNCF Approved and almost graduated, it has lots of backing despite the looks
Lots and lots of fun projects...
I wish my education focussed more on middleware
they did tons of languages, design and conceptual ideas
like architectural design
but we never got into the grit, of actually implementing things like a load balancer
Heh I literally just got out of that Industry
Things like redis to remove state from your instances, so you can scale
https://tikv.org/ or even better....
they teach us the "stateless programming"
Yeah I know
Alot of people I interview know concepts
but they dont know the work
It made it hard to find workers
I tend to teach myself this stuff
Yeah you have to.
I give free classes as much as i can
wait, let me find an old deployment diagram
Just to supplement these terrible education systems
Problem is, the industry is now running faster than ever
its easy to lose grasp and sight of big picture of industry
this is from like 3 years ago
Omg thats those ASCII Diagrams you can render pragmatically
UML
YUS
Yeah using a minecraft server as a "Public Facing Load" excuse just to do this
Damn reminds me of 7 years ago ahahahah
well, not per say load balancing
but chat
and profile synchronization (if players go to other world)
was handled through redis
I did it through MariaDB
I used sql for persistence
during my last school project, we worked with 25 students on 1 project
that was hell.
project was completely written in java
and was ment to be a ride sharing service
using school's lesson schedule
Here hold on
ima give you a massive list to toy with
2 mins
Look through all of those
This is basically the tool chains running the show rn
I hope
Its got it all
https://longhorn.io/ I use this personally for my own shit too
This is a fun one
Bingo
You can mix and match all damn day
That list is always updated and it covers the industry
https://landscape.cncf.io/ < Without Card Mode Link
@plain siren one time, we had courses on embedded development
and our teacher, die hard windows guy
~groan
after doing daily slides, went back to his desk
with his laptop still on the beamer, installing windows 10 IoT core on his raspberry pi
vomit
I went over, asked him: oh cool, so we can do .NET stuff on raspberry pi?
"What kernel does it run?"
who cares
facepalm
was quite funny, seeing him deal with it
apparently, the setup of IoT core, requires a laptop with wifi support
after flashing the sd card, you have to connect to its own wifi network, to finish the setup
There is a reason why there is no build for RasPi v3
They cant even keep mainline windows afloat anymore
I have 118 emails rn
thanks to todays CU
Don't make me distract you from your work <3
Oh trust me I cant do shit
M$ just yeeted some stuff that broke tons of production equipment
My response was
¯_(ツ)_/¯
oh, what's your preffered CI tool?
GitLab's CI
My work uses bamboo
I used GItlab privately for that minecraft server, for many years
I have licensed GitLab Enterprise.
but gitlab so much bloat, it cant even run on 2 cores properly anymore
This is true
Moved over to gitea + jenkins
works for java projects
Kubernetes native workflows, deployments, CI, events
Here it is
Flux is damn good too
When I first started off doing config migrations, I used to build this into the software
Oh dont use CI for your config.... we built entire toolchains just for that too
@tame carbon I'm new to all this why did you use redis for in Minecraft
@peak cloak we ran multiple minecraft servers (each world had its own core)
behind a single public gateway
so users see 1 server
chat, profiles and anything else, was synchronized over redis
ah
PubSub and hashes
Now we have proper tools for that too
and a proxy like waterfall?
bungee
yeah
The home of Spigot a high performance, no lag customized CraftBukkit Minecraft server API, and BungeeCord, the cloud server proxy.
waterfall is a fork of bungee
yeah, I use papermc for mine
we run paper now too yeah
Heres a leg puller for you
not sure why, but someone else made decision
NGINX Can proxy Minecraft
it's just a small SMP for friends
NGINX ?
EYUP
since when is minecraft TCP
https://github.com/haveachin/infrared Someone figured it out then everyone built a whole new fucking bungeecord
DomainName: "mc.example.com"
ProxyTo: ":8080"
Timeout: "13m37s"
Docker:
DNSServer: "127.0.0.11"
ContainerName: "mc"
Portainer:
Address: "localhost:9000"
EndpointID: "1"
Username: "admin"
Password: "foobar"
Server:
DisconnectMessage: "Sorry §e$username§r, but the server is §osleeping§r right now."
Version: "1.14.4"
Protocol: 498
Icon: "/path/to/icon.png"
Motd: "Server is currently sleeping"
MaxPlayers: 20
PlayersOnline: 2
Players:
- Name: "Steve"
ID: "8667ba71-b85a-4004-af54-457a9734eed7"
- Name: "Alex"
ID: "ec561538-f3fd-461d-aff5-086b22154bce"
CallbackLog:
URL: "http://localhost:8080/logs"
Events:
- "Error"
- "PlayerJoin"
- "PlayerLeave"
- "ContainerStart"
@plain siren oh damn, that thing has one feature..
that I kinda want
idle placeholder
currently
we used a 512MB void world server, to hold the player inbetween saves when moving to another server
this is kinda because of the 'legacy' from the saving machanism
that whole project is about 20k lines of code at this point
https://github.com/feather-rs/feather Heres another fun one
hah.
yeah ik
Yeah there's been native implementations of that for a while
how else do you explain TheHive
with 30k players online
I forget who it was like 9 years ago
I did my first scaling project with them then they got sponsored or some shit by cloudflare
fuck
@plain siren we also have 'Quidditch'
like in harry potter
but that server runs at double the tickrate
so to make the minigame more playable
high speed flying, with low tps (20) makes things jump a lot
https://github.com/thekeenant/cloudflare-mc While it aint updated, you might find this useful
lmao
I signed up very early on, for the beta program of OVH's "gaming servers"
they offered layer 7 filtering for minecraft
Yeah dont buy anything from them rn
I say that because they are my new employers
and I am about to tear down the entire network
4.2GHz clocked machines with network that can't be kicked offline
used to have little squeekers with booters
who if they didnt get their way, tried to hold us hostage.
2 months ago, I disabled/canceled/cut off about 2000 Spammers, Bots, Brute Forcers, Scanners, and Traffic Gens (For booters)
not the smartest of the bunch, because we tracked his username to a server of his own, which also exposed his real address
found his address in public phonebook, called up the guys.. MOM
All at once too
xD
Ive had my fair share of drama in the MC community
told them, I would go to police if they didnt cease their attack
Some guy threatened me
turns out he had GPS Monitor
So I called his Probation Officer
whoops
@plain siren when I first set up an IRC bouncer on OVH's network
I got an angry email from their admins
"Your box has been hacked"
No it hasn't.
for what?
Incompetence
ah
were they long time employees?
at my first employer, most of the developers were 10 years experienced
but their formal education was things like technician and electrician
so when I came around, freshly steamed
saw 1000 things wrong with their process
worked there for 1.5 years until I left
I told them what was gonna happen
They actually had the audacity to laugh at me
whoops
did the company hire you, to get their shit back in line?
OVH is ...
you must be a good consultant...
My Software architecture teacher worked at IBM and Oracle previously
OVH wanted me badly
but his ego, was so fucking big.
I dont really do the ego thing
it was
microservices microservices microservices
like, dude. not every solution has to be "modern"
tbh, I can really just point to my previous title and walk away now which is good enough for me
If its gonna be modern, be innovative about it atleast
we developed a backend, that you could tell which services to start
and btw this doesnt fit in Active Dir
Sr Cloud Operations Engineering and Solutions Design, Senior Primary Solutions Architect and Engineer, Lead Core InfoSec Administrative Operations Engineer, Lead InfoSec Policy Architect and Compliance Officer, Senior Solutions Management and Service Delivery Expert, Core ISLP Network Engineer
like $ backend --services auth routing account
if a backend service, needed another service which wasn't hosted locally, it used an address to another instnace
A CLI Based Service Control Framework
so you could run the whole stack in 1 process
noice
ye
we won the "Couragous coding award"
but I didnt attend the ceremony
I was drunk and on the train home by that time
xD
hahaha
Now you have either Terraform
or Pulumi or whateverthefuckit is
@plain siren have you got any experience with polyglots?
yeah.
I wanted to test this at some point
You can deploy many languages inside a common framework
and do cross-language integration of your code
Wanna get even funkier?
well?
Cross Compiling
Argh
This is how you get those containers with manifests that list all those archs
Its all done from this
I had to set up cross compiling for arm on a build server once
so confusing at first
wait
what
this thing virtualizes your build environment?
Yup
To emulate the arch.
You can also execute in said environments
like ARM Container on X86
run it
You familiar with Eclipses fancy ass cloud IDE?
Its built on K8s
It builds your environment for you
to dev in
Then lets you pick your IDE of choice
And ofc does your CI, Debugging, Tracing...
They said Moores law is dead.
I said containers happened.
It never died, just changed forms.
You think?
GeForce Now was basically alluding to the future right there.
We took gaming with us along for the ride
software architecture needs to be reviewed, and more tightly integrated with the hardare
Other way around
major performance gains are only really in ASIC logic
We are abstracting the hardware
Im sure you have seen this.
a VM as a container
unikernels are fun
that is cool
its the secret to AWS
Those "VM"s on AWS are not VM's
Now heres a little food for thought
What if I wanted to use the RAM in machine #3
the SSD in #8
and the CPU in #16
Not alone
but it does move around
AWS has a private little project going on
They ARE abstracting the hardware
its too late
its happened.
hardware is faulty anyway
Multi-Tbit Core Fabrics with latency as low as 0.002ms
yeah okay
if your wallet has infinite cash
I guess you can go all the way, and redesign your entire physical layout
Well... Amazon did just that
Yeah
might as well call an AWS Datacenter one big ass supercomputer
192 Million USD in R&D Later
year 2038 bug, will cause all compilers on every system to delete itself
then we back where we started
Ever seen this?
Container or VM, its all treated the same.
bare metal performance + the flexibility of virtualization
nice
so baremetal virtualization
but with more special sauce
quite neat
I really need to some reading up on this
I had no idea there's that many cloud solutions for this now
I showed you the surface
yeah, I can imagine
You can dig the hole.
^^
headache subsiding, stomach still bit ngh
called in sick today
I was up 3 times last night
I have yet to sleep
I dont really get sick
but idk why today
I had mcdonalds yesterday..
first time this year
was maybe a mistake
pfft
