I've been using LXD in my labs for years now and I know I wouldn't be if it wasn't for Stéphane Graber and all his work. I'm looking forward to migrating to Incus soon!
Yeah, unfortunately there must have been a recording issue at that time. Not too much was skipped though. Basically that cut off the trail end of talking about our OpenMetrics and Loki support and Grafana dashboard to the beginning of the clustering demonstration on the next slide. Of the demo itself, what didn't make it to the recording was: - Showing `incus remote list` as a way to see your different remotes - `incus list` shows the default remote, `incus list s-shf-cluster:` show the instances on that remote - `incus cluster list` can be used to see the server list - `incus remote list` also would show that the cluster I'm using here is using OIDC authentication
I think Incus not duplicating Kubernetes or Podman/Docker but figuring out how to play well with those ecosystems makes a lot of sense. Similarly, Incus + WasmEdge could be an interesting use case if you move beyond the OS layer. Optimizing for common use cases could really drive adoption and app containers are common.
Brief and to the point. More please.
I've been using LXD in my labs for years now and I know I wouldn't be if it wasn't for Stéphane Graber and all his work. I'm looking forward to migrating to Incus soon!
Impressive work. Thank you!
Really good job! Thanks for details.
Thx Canonical for having feeding the nerds :)
Video at 10:50 skipped ahead a bit. Did we miss anything?
Yeah, unfortunately there must have been a recording issue at that time.
Not too much was skipped though. Basically that cut off the trail end of talking about our OpenMetrics and Loki support and Grafana dashboard to the beginning of the clustering demonstration on the next slide.
Of the demo itself, what didn't make it to the recording was:
- Showing `incus remote list` as a way to see your different remotes
- `incus list` shows the default remote, `incus list s-shf-cluster:` show the instances on that remote
- `incus cluster list` can be used to see the server list
- `incus remote list` also would show that the cluster I'm using here is using OIDC authentication
wow impressive.
I think Incus not duplicating Kubernetes or Podman/Docker but figuring out how to play well with those ecosystems makes a lot of sense. Similarly, Incus + WasmEdge could be an interesting use case if you move beyond the OS layer. Optimizing for common use cases could really drive adoption and app containers are common.
What the hell was Canonical thinking? They’ve made a lot of poor decisions over the years but that move with LXC was very oracle of them.