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I am still struggling with it mostly due to the rather arcane way of specifying a deployment, but that also has as much to do with my own cognitive problems which stem from living on a couch as it does the Flatcar way of writing config files that are used to provision a system... and also this being my first foray into "cloud native" thinking, after running Linux the old skool way since 1994! 👴🏻
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2025-07-10 18:04:44 UTC
in reply to nevent1q…0k2g
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