Webentwicklung und sonstiger Unsinn :) Web development and other nonsense :)
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Problem:
Very large (400GB+) .qcow2 file that needs to be copied from HostA to HostB, where HostB is behind an ISP that does 24 hour disconnection of the connection.
Also because other people live in that household that use TV streaming, the bandwidth consumed should be limited.
In this case I’m on a 100MBit/s connection, and I’ll limit the transfer speed to 4MB/s.
We will use rsync for this.
The command is simply,
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rsync \ --sparse \ --bwlimit=4000 \ --info=progress2 \ --partial \ --append-verify \ source_server_address:/var/lib/libvirt/images/image_name.qcow2 \ ./image_name.qcow2 |
sparse means, skip transfering zeroes or empty, unfilled data.
bwlimit=4000 means limit the transfer speed to 4000 kByte / second. aka 4Mbps.
info=progress2 shows a prettier progress than just --progress
partial and append-verify allows us the resume the transfer one the 24 hour disconnection kicks in, without needing to start from the beginning. It also verifies the transferred.
Ich bin extrem gefrustet.
Seit Jahren schaue ich mir Stellenanzeigen an.
Am Anfang wurden Java Jobs einfach als Go Jobs deklariert. Inzwischen nur noch Kubernetes Docker Microservices AWS GCP.
Ich hab kein Bock mehr.
Actual security, as in identity, is still a 3rd party thing, aka you still need a OIDC IDP (or oauth2 in the broadest sense or similar).
All NATS security does is validate that the credentials you pass the a client are valid and enforce limits, if configured.
The microservice API was necessary, since simple request/reply structure was lacking errors, logging and statistics.
micro.Request actually has a convenience req.RespondJSON() function.
A small example?
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func (h *Handler) Run() error { sigs := make(chan os.Signal, 1) signal.Notify(sigs, syscall.SIGINT, syscall.SIGTERM) done := make(chan bool, 1) go func() { sig := <-sigs fmt.Println(sig) done <- true }() newsService, e := micro.AddService(h.nc, micro.Config{ Name: "news", Endpoint: nil, Version: "0.0.1", Description: "Group Service", }) if e != nil { return e } groupGrp := newsService.AddGroup("group") if e := groupGrp.AddEndpoint(Create, micro.HandlerFunc(h.createGroup)); e != nil { return e } if e := groupGrp.AddEndpoint(FindAll, micro.HandlerFunc(h.findAllGroups)); e != nil { return e } if e := groupGrp.AddEndpoint(GetById, micro.HandlerFunc(h.getByID)); e != nil { return e } <-done return nil } |
So right now I have, ent for the database stuff and nats over websocket for the service requests.
But I’m having big issues with NATS Jetstream.
The ws client is blocking, despite callbacks and async.
The micro package also has a long way to go.
Regular HTTP has middleware, micro doesn’t seem to have it, maybe I’m missing something. OTOH I could just pass the request to a next function, but it’s not very elegant.