What Are You Doing Right Now
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Just got back from an overnight in a tree-house lodge for our anniversary.
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Oh the mileage,…
8 hours and almost 500 miles1 hours and laps around the yard mowing…
Now it’s time for some dinner… I didn’t stop for 300 miles- so skipped lunch. Glad to be home but miss the fam -
had a great weekend.
went down to the city on Friday afternoon. got there about 8:30pm, met our son at the pub and had a great night meeting with his friends, drinking beer and listening to some alt country band outta nashville.
saturday was a free day and ended the day by over eating on thai food and rolling home.
sunday went and saw Rockwiz live and got to meet the presenters back stage.
now back at work.
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@siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
had a great weekend.
went down to the city on Friday afternoon. got there about 8:30pm, met our son at the pub and had a great night meeting with his friends, drinking beer and listening to some alt country band outta nashville.
saturday was a free day and ended the day by over eating on thai food and rolling home.
sunday went and saw Rockwiz live and got to meet the presenters back stage.
now back at work.
Sounds like an awesome weekend.
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@nadnerB yeah it was mate. Did my mental health some real good, feel like i've had a holiday to be honest.
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@scottalanmiller we were talking on the weekend and my wife said, ' ... unless you move to Nicaragua, or some weird place like that...'.
I said I know a bloke who could put us up if you want to go.
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@siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller we were talking on the weekend and my wife said, ' ... unless you move to Nicaragua, or some weird place like that...'.
I said I know a bloke who could put us up if you want to go.
JAJAJA. She set herself up for failure on THAT one!
You should send her my set of "moving to Nicaragua" guides. Show her you are serious.
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Morning all!
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Morning all!
mutters ... Need coffee.... and for pine trees to quit trying to grow in my head and chest.
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@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Morning all!
mutters ... Need coffee.... and for pine trees to quit trying to grow in my head and chest.
I just got my 1st coffee... same feelings about the pines. But at least it's been cooler weather. I turned my heat on for a few minutes this morning.
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@RojoLoco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Morning all!
mutters ... Need coffee.... and for pine trees to quit trying to grow in my head and chest.
I just got my 1st coffee... same feelings about the pines. But at least it's been cooler weather. I turned my heat on for a few minutes this morning.
Nice! It's still warm enough to need a jacket in the morning and leave it behind by lunch.
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Working with Dell support all day to get a resolution/ tech dispatched to my customer.
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Power keeps going off for a few minutes. Not tragic but so annoying.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Power keeps going off for a few minutes. Not tragic but so annoying.
Surely you have all your important things on UPS... Things like... your internet and such? lol.
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@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Power keeps going off for a few minutes. Not tragic but so annoying.
Surely you have all your important things on UPS... Things like... your internet and such? lol.
You only get a very little bit on UPS. Big UPS are expensive here.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Power keeps going off for a few minutes. Not tragic but so annoying.
Surely you have all your important things on UPS... Things like... your internet and such? lol.
You only get a very little bit on UPS. Big UPS are expensive here.
Big UPS are expensive everywhere.
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Just doing a simple update of VMware is so onerous, I swear I could migrate people to KVM faster than you can run the VMware updates.
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All weekend it is doing a VMware migration from 6.5 to 6.7 on two hosts, not a cluster. Should be SO simple.
As this is VMware, it's over 150 hours of engineering time already. VMware support had to be engaged as we hit a bug in VMware's code that they didn't patch and doesn't get hit very often and it took them hours to figure out once they were engaged.
VMware is a train wreck. If we were doing this on ProxMox, this entire process would have been fifteen minutes, for real.
And we have a green zone. There's no attempt to do this online. This is a powered down process, and VMware can't do it.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
All weekend it is doing a VMware migration from 6.5 to 6.7 on two hosts, not a cluster. Should be SO simple.
As this is VMware, it's over 150 hours of engineering time already. VMware support had to be engaged as we hit a bug in VMware's code that they didn't patch and doesn't get hit very often and it took them hours to figure out once they were engaged.
VMware is a train wreck. If we were doing this on ProxMox, this entire process would have been fifteen minutes, for real.
And we have a green zone. There's no attempt to do this online. This is a powered down process, and VMware can't do it.
Ouch - That doesn't offer much confidence.
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@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
All weekend it is doing a VMware migration from 6.5 to 6.7 on two hosts, not a cluster. Should be SO simple.
As this is VMware, it's over 150 hours of engineering time already. VMware support had to be engaged as we hit a bug in VMware's code that they didn't patch and doesn't get hit very often and it took them hours to figure out once they were engaged.
VMware is a train wreck. If we were doing this on ProxMox, this entire process would have been fifteen minutes, for real.
And we have a green zone. There's no attempt to do this online. This is a powered down process, and VMware can't do it.
Ouch - That doesn't offer much confidence.
Nothing about my real world experience with VMware inspires confidence. Nearly every deployment seems to be done based on emotions or confusion (you mean there are other options? but I've seen ads for this? but it is expensive, it must be good?) so the starting point is bad. And every deployment seems to need to bring in specialized outside help because nobody can manage it on their own. Every aspect of it is 100x harder than with every other product out there. People act like it is easy or well known, but how can every IT shop easily support KVM, Xen or HyperV, but we always have to get brought in as VMware specialists because no one can run patches reliably on ESXi?
