@UK_Daniel_Card looks awesome. Was that Chicken Tikka Masala in the previous post?

so pretty soon I think i’ll be releasing a new way to install kubernetes and simplify management :). Basically for a user: pull container, done. It can upgrade too! And not just the container but the OS its on. No reboot even. Reboot is simulated, rather done in a small VM :)

@ColinRenouf @Cthulhu_Answers alternatively i’m down for a triple marriage with @Cthulhu_Answers

@Cthulhu_Answers fuck yeah. honestly it’s pretty awesome since i work from home because my pup demands attention every so often. It makes me break out of that hyperfocus headspace i get into when i see a computer. Reminds me there’s other good things around.

@kittytreats but yeah thank god i don’t have to use usb sticks to get whatever OS up. Actually all the neat stuff I learned, the constraints of a container etc. all make it so I can use them in a really simple and VM-like way without the hassle.

@kittytreats i like to imagine the gov support help line for RHEL is like… one dude that really likes being yelled at occasionally.

@kittytreats a VM and container is one has a kernel the other uses the kernel. Ok, what if i copy the kernel, run procs? Or just bind mount it? I’m a vm? Because I still have all my containerly magics… Wtf do you call a VM that is only a container in it wrapped in a container!? so weird.

so then…. i thought of a really cool and a little scary application of this. It’ll be released at some point soon lol. Sorry to cold stop, but I wanna make sure this works before I release it. Watch out for what i’m calling Omega for now :).