Really good blogpost, as a sysadmin, this is a great way to handle a migration with zero downtime.
When I was migrating my servers to NixOS I did the same thing, I tried to make my configuration the same as the old OS so everything works cleanly, and it worked fine, but since it was all in the same server, I had to do manual migration for things like files and databases.
I really wonder what is preventing people using reddit from using Lemmy, Lemmy is just really good and I really like it, the only problem would be financial issues with big instances that have to store historical data so they can serve it, using more and more space, so that is why is better for everyone to use small instances instead of big ones ;3
NixOS and SSH I guess?
I guess so? If you follow the docs its pretty easy. Although Invidious is now broken due to recent youtube changes, that always happens tho. Cat and mouse game
At first I though the chop was so useless but I use it all the time now, lol.
I Fucking love Motorola, I’m cumming as I’m reading this. Thank you Motorola.
What the actual fuck???
I blame AI
“crime”
This news man lol
Is insane how the UK literally wants to control all the media lol
A NanoPI with OpenWRT (there is a variant that NanoPIs have that is called FriendlyWRT, but don’t use that, it sucks), they have an ARM CPU so the power usage is low. My NanoPI R5C can reach up to 600Mbit/s (up/down) with SQM enabled (Smart Queue Management, to keep your latency down on high network usage), and 800Mbit/s with something called Hardware offloading.