What Are You Doing Right Now
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Finally back home after a long day of family filled fun! Now... To relax for a bit and enjoy a little bit of peace and not getting trampled by 4 kids, lol.
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Waiting in line in place of my wife.
The line is for Kate Spade.The was an hour and quarter ago
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Same line except now I am by the door.
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the weather is horrible here.. and people are still crazily standing in line.
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Trying to get Snipe-IT and Zabbix on the same Linux box
Also waiting for lunch time so I can go and upgrade my phone. -
Finally I'm almost finished with the users request today.
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@brianlittlejohn said:
Just got to Houston...8.5 hour drive
Welcome to Houston. It's actually pretty cool here, can't believe how not warm it is!
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@Minion-Queen said:
Annual Stevie T's. @scottalanmiller is missing it
Oh man, I really wish that I could have made it
Was so great getting to make it last year. I miss seeing everyone. And holy cow has everyone gotten old! -
@hobbit666 said:
Trying to get Snipe-IT and Zabbix on the same Linux box
Also waiting for lunch time so I can go and upgrade my phone.Docker!
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My kids have been asleep for something like 14 hours now!!
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Morning all -
First batch of fudge is in the pan,...Request for Dark Chocolate,.. Half and half (half with and half without nuts).
Updating a client computer and then on to moving from Windows 7 to Windows 10... Then back to making fudge. And another upgrade to Windows 10...
Dinner in T-minus 7 hours.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@hobbit666 said:
Trying to get Snipe-IT and Zabbix on the same Linux box
Also waiting for lunch time so I can go and upgrade my phone.Docker!
Whats a Docker?
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Goodnight ML
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@hobbit666 said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@hobbit666 said:
Trying to get Snipe-IT and Zabbix on the same Linux box
Also waiting for lunch time so I can go and upgrade my phone.Docker!
Whats a Docker?
Check this out.
http://www.zdnet.com/article/what-is-docker-and-why-is-it-so-darn-popular/ -
Working today. Then huge dinner with my family... 35-40 people are showing up.
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What I'm more surprised about with Docker is how that article says that you gain so much in the datacenter in terms of CPU cycles, RAM and less cooling all because you aren't running as many full VMs - but I thought Linux itself was so light that it seems odd this would really amount to much?
You can get 4-6 times as many applications on the same hardware? all because the overhead of running Linux for every VM vs only needing it once for an entire hardware server? What did Scott say the average number of VMs per host was, 40? I suppose I can see some advantage in disk storage, call it a 2 GB+ savings per VM, and what 1 GB RAM (that's probably over kill, it's probably more like 128 MB RAM) for the Linux OS At 40 GBs that adds up, But 5 GB on the low end, that's barely worth noting.
Help me Scott, you're my only hope.
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OK you have my attention how to I get started with Docker????
HOLD ON!!!!! it's 20mins until home time - Project for Monday!! -
@hobbit666 said:
OK you have my attention how to I get started with Docker????
HOLD ON!!!!! it's 20mins until home time - Project for Monday!!Setup a Linux VM install the docker layer, then find a container to download and run.
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Clearly it's going to be busy on ML today
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I was looking over one of my O365 accounts. decided I don't need E3 for my account on that system and found that I could reduce myself down to a SMB level, $5/m
Now to see if that account stays active and everything moves as it's suppose to.
The rest of the users on that account are all E3.
