Deploying new versions of bird.makeup is starting to take a while with so many boxes, I think it's time I move it to a kubernetes cluster
I did it! I now have a kubernetes cluster!
Here is the config for bird.makeup, for those curious: https://git.sr.ht/~cloutier/bird.makeup/tree/master/item/k8s/dotmakeup.yaml
I'll see how it behaves in the next week or so, and then I'll start consolidating the various servers I have to it.
Also it's only in web server mode, it doesn't crawl yet. I will use the ordinal of the statefulset as the shard ID to enable crawling. Right now it has to be manually set per node
@vincent Cool! What hosting provider are you using for the cluster? AWS? Linode?
@compuguy OVH, with the region in Québec, Canada. Powering bird.makeup with renewables is very important to me, and I have to say I'm very happy with OVH so far
@vincent Ah okay! Never had a chance to use OVH. I know they have one of their datacenters in the eastern US in an old military bunker in Vint Hil, VA: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/french-firm-ovh-to-build-us-data-center-in-virginia/
@vincent@social.librem.one Hey, is there some maintenance or bug that you're aware of? I'm trying to follow one account, however it always returns an error
Also I'm going to make it deploy automatically from sourcehut when I push new changes, this is going to save me so much time!