u/kosta880

OCP vs OKD for production

Hello,

DISCLAIMER: due to this being a question regarding production environment inside of a company, I can't share any more details.

Would even remotely consider running OKD with additional support (independent external company) for a production environment, opposed to full licensed OCP managed by an MSP?

What questions should I be asking myself?

Thanks

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u/kosta880 — 2 hours ago

I bought the Roam in 2019.
Until this year, I had 0 issues.
And this spring, it started acting up.
Doesn’t want to stay turned on, powers itself off just after couple of minutes even if battery fully charged and confirmed charged.
Sometimes dies just after „warming up“.
Did a hard reset, did factory reset.
If I leave it on the charger, I have a better chance of it staying up. Didn’t try biking with connected charger though.
I am quite pissed because it cost an arm and a leg, yet I drove it merely once in the rain, I usually only bike when the weather is nice.

Anything known? Anything I can do? Or is it time for a new one… which REALLY is pushing me away from the brand and making me look somewhere else for alternatives.

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u/kosta880 — 13 days ago

Or: how to move away from payware Outlook.

I installed OnlyOffice today, saw that I can actually completely replace MS Office suite, for which I am paying €100 per year. I have my complete Proxmox lab, so I am flexible.

My main OS is Windows, with Linux being the second. I only recently started Linux desktop dual-boot, but been on Linux Server couple of years now.

So much about the infra.

I see that moving to Outlook free would give me only 15GB of space. Which would be enough, I currently use 3,7GB over course of 21 years.

But, Outlook Classic/New is only in the subscription, so, I either constrain to using Outlook on the Web as PWA (which will most likely include ads - but I do have pi-hole in place, so that might help), or another program, email client.

OR, I might go nuclear, and go away from outlook.com, which would mean changing my email address to my official domain or gmail (I have both). This is the least desirable solution, as I have my outlook.com address involved with most likely more than 400 websites and logins.

Using official domain would mean I can never cancel it... which might introduce high(er) costs than outlook.com yearly.

Finally, I could host mail myself, which is most likely lots of pain, alone requiring some VPS with fixed and clean IP, to be able to send clean emails out. But not outlook.com (see above).

Using Thunderbird would most likely be ok-ish. I have to be honest, the best interface I find is the Outlook Classic one. I would also be OK with one-time payment for an email client, if it fits the need and it has the look (I for instance hate how the new outlook looks, mail readability is much lower due to higher contrast of the app in general, but that's just my opinion).

Sooo, I have no idea if this post is correct in selfhosted, because it covers a broad spectrum of thoughts.

Anyway, looking forward to your suggestions or ideas.

Thanks

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u/kosta880 — 16 days ago