What Are You Doing Right Now
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Video gaming with my eldest.
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Setting up the installs for a MSSQL cluster
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Torrentially down pouring here right now.
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Small 30 player ArmA coop mission. A 60 player game is planned for the next weekend.
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@nadnerB pequin peppers are very long season, be patient. And they're hotter than you expect, but so tasty.
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Taking a lab break. TV break!
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@RojoLoco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@nadnerB pequin peppers are very long season, be patient. And they're hotter than you expect, but so tasty.
I originally saw this as penguin poppers.
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I experienced one of the high points of my life earlier... Watching a woman in her 30s, in a pink sparkly thrift store prom dress and unicorn mask, jumping on a trampoline.
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Heading to bed. Going to play a little Minecraft from bed with the kids and read a few chapters of a Nancy Drew novel before passing out.
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Worked more on the bed today but still not finished yet. Now out to eat with the family.
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@RojoLoco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@nadnerB pequin peppers are very long season, be patient. And they're hotter than you expect, but so tasty.
Thanks, I've only had the pequin since December when it was a bot more than a seedling. Mrs nadnerB gave it to me for Christmas
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The black pearls take their time to mature. I think its about two or three months from memory. -
Good morning from the rainy isle.
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Sneaking in some video game time.
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Doing some lab work. The CentOS-VM below runs on top of Hyper-V Server 2016 which runs in a Windows 10 Hyper-V VM. Nested virtualization can be great for lab purposes.
Remember: Windows 10 Hyper-V is nothing but a type 1 hypervisor. When you activate the Hyper-V role and reboot your PC, your "host OS" will be started inside a VM and serves as the management OS. That's called dom0 in Xen for example.
Without Hyper-V # With Hyper-V role role installed # installed & nested # virtualization ------------------- # ------------------- Hardware # Hardware ------------------- # ------------------- | # | v # v ------------------- # ------------------- Host OS (Win10) # Hypervisor -------------+ ------------------- # ------------------- | | # | | v # v v ------------------- # ------------------- ------------------- Application # "Host VM" (dom0) VM lab-hv-1 ------------------- # ------------------- ------------------- # | | # v v # ------------------- ------------------- # "Host-OS" (Win10) Hypervisor -------------+ # ------------------- ------------------- | # | | | # v v v # ------------------- ------------------- ------------------- # Application Nested Host-VM Nested VM # ------------------- ------------------- ------------------- # | | # v v # ------------------- ------------------- # Nested Host-OS CentOS # Hyper-V Server 2016 # ------------------- ------------------- # | | # v v # ------------------- ------------------- # Application Application # ------------------- -------------------
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Ate lunch, fed the kids, making coffee.
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About to do the dishes... maybe procrastinating ... slightly....
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Finished my Bind role for Ansible. Now I don't need to back up my DNS server any more.
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Wondering if there is ever really a legitimate use of the term JBOD......
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Wondering if there is ever really a legitimate use of the term JBOD......
That guy is clueless. Took that many post to just figure out it is for backups.
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@Texkonc said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Wondering if there is ever really a legitimate use of the term JBOD......
That guy is clueless. Took that many post to just figure out it is for backups.
Yeah, but in other cases, people say JBOD a lot and it means something different to everyone. I can't really think of any circumstance where I've actually wanted to use it or felt that it conveyed something useful. I'm not sure that the term should even exist.
