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[broknbottle]

Soon kubernetes will be running on a Toyota Prius near you

[toppy → broknbottle]

F-16 aircraft is doing it already: https://thenewstack.io/how-the-u-s-air-force-deployed-kubern...

[wiseowise → toppy]

The moment where I had to scroll up to see if this was posted on 1st of April.

[supriyo-biswas → broknbottle]

We're already doing that: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/running-containers-cars

[fulafel → supriyo-biswas]

That's just Podman.

[andrewstuart2 → broknbottle]

Honestly you might be surprised how similar to a small homelab a modern/near future day vehicle really is.

Source: currently working at VWAG.

[Maakuth → andrewstuart2]

I went through the list of open source licences in my VW ID and was pleasantly surprised that bash-completion is included. So when I gain shell in my car, I should be able to use tab completion! These lists are often quite interesting.

[Green-Man → andrewstuart2]

Kollege, I can't agree with that. I feel you are talking about middle to far future :)

[froh → Green-Man]

the id.X series host a number of arm based embedded Linux servers on hypervisors, from the get go (id.3)

so one of us has a temporal anomaly going on

[jeffreygoesto → andrewstuart2]

Yipp. It's obviously cool to swap out a 5GB pod to get three more vehicle signals...

[bboygravity → andrewstuart2]

What's a small homelab?

[lawik → bboygravity]

The start of a bigger and more expensive homelab.

[ctb_ → lawik]

Ain't it the truth

[froh → bboygravity]

a small tcp/IP ethernet network with some microcontroller devices which are attached with a simpler serial bus like usb.