There’s no set plan or prescription, and no guide. You just pick the smallest set of resources you may have lying around, install what you need on it, then don’t think about it until you need to. That’s it.
Don’t go out and buy a bunch of hardware in anticipation of some big thing you MIGHT want to do. Just use the hardware and tools you actually need to use, then move on until you actually do need hardware for a specific something.
Total bullshit
You are wrong
You won’t find any benchmarks for distributed filesystems, because they don’t apply to any one setup. Nobody knows your network situation, disk speed, availability across clusters…etc.
…it’s in /tmp…
Those are block storage services, not Storage backends. Your options for SCi Provisioned are these: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/storage-classes/#provisioner
I would say if you’re not truly familiar with K8s, or DEEPLY familiar with Ops, don’t fuck with K8s internals. You’re gonna have a bad time.
Depends on what that title actually means. Viewing it as a pie chart skews it so you don’t realize that $170k in USD is pretty mediocre for a Director of Engineering role. If the project dies without this person, and that’s what they need in salary to make it worth it to keep them there, then that’s what they get paid.
It’s not like they’re even making an obscene amount of money ffs. That’s a middling engineering salary, and this person is running the whole show. You should see what other “director” jobs at much shittier companies get paid. I think twice this amount would be a weak guess. If this person was a prick, they’d be milking that goat and taking all the free money.
This is an open source project backed by a non-profit foundation, granted, but this person is taking a massive pay cut just by working this job. Think about how that might impact their life to make that choice while trying to have a family.
$170k salary still won’t you a fucking house in this country unless you live in the middle of nowhere, and this person is almost certainly in a major tech hub city, so that money means diddly when trying to pay the bills. It’s barely above the poverty line in Silicon Valley after taxes for reference.
Everyone in here complaining because they make half this and think it’s a lot of money because they live in Bumfuck, Idaho has no idea what it costs to live in the larger tech hubs around the world.
Simplest thing is to drag your fridge over to wherever your equipment may be and leave the door open at all times. 🙃
Seriously though, most consumer gear can handle up to 130F at a minimum. If you’re worried, just point a fan at it.