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The seeds that changed everything

I was cleaning up a rotting tomato. There happened to be 10 small pots filled with soil on my counter. Convenience and Curiousity took hold and I placed a seed in each pot. 9 of them sprouted. As they grew I transplanted them into grow bags When it was warm enough they got moved outside.

J0hnnieWa1ker does Containers

A way to personalize the concepts of containers. Johnnie's Selected Seeds catalog

• The catalog (repository) lists all the seeds (images) you might want to use.
• Seeds (images) include everything required to grow what's contained in them.
• But the seeds (images) need a container and resources to sprout and grow.
• The DNA (Dockerfile) are the instructions that create the seed (image)

Why Practical Ca7?

Cats are curious.

Moving to Saline County allowed time to participate more in my food source.

5eed1ab is a workshop I'm developing to help me understand the next layer of how computers work. That would be learning C. Why the funny spelling? SeedLab doen't work in Hexadecimal. I like to make up mac addresses for my virtual machines like 5E:ED:1A:B0:B0:A1.

• 5E:ED:1A:B is the domain
• B is the network '66'
• A1 is the host

Learning a virtualization API for Kubernetes

I also want to learn KubeVirt. Should I jump ahead, replace the CPU in my s30, Installing an Operating System, setting up OKD: The Community Distribution of Kubernetes that powers Red Hat's OpenShift so I can get KubeVirt working to build a Gutenberg(gitea) VM.

Here is a hardware parts list I think is required to setup OKD

I already have most of this. The xeon in my ThinkStation s30 is only a 4 core so I'll ordered one with 12. I'd like a ThinkStation Tiny to use as the worker node that will host the KubeVirt VMs if anyone has one to contribute.

While waiting for the CPU, next video: episode 1000001 'A'.