Hello. When trying to run `mdata-put foo bar` on a BHyve zone I am currently receiving the following error: Error putting metadata for key ‘foo’: first of 1 error: first of 1 error: ENOSPC, open ‘/zones/<zone uuid>/config/metadata.json.new’. Might anyone have any suggestions for where to look for a resolution? Restarting the vminfod service did not resolve the issue.

Well hey, 'ENOSPC' means there's a space issue. Disregard my previous message.

Such topologies are not, and will not be, supported. Well there's my weekend project for next year. Σ:Đ

Reinhilde: ?

I was reading the minimum plant requirements for TDC and came across the bit about not having VLANs.

plant requirements?

What doesn't have VLANs?

apparently the setup of the enterprising person whose experience is briefly documented there

imgur.com/AzBsQbA integrate the phone with the laptop enterprising person

when all the dev is on crapple/m$/linux

tidescale and SSI bhyve, course hp killed off openssi from hp nonstop tech

tandem nonstop 0 downtown

The origins of OpenSSI date back to the early 1980s, when the LOCUS distributed operating system was developed at UCLA. The team that developed LOCUS went on to form the Locus Computing Corporation and produced various versions of the LOCUS technology under several names, culminating in the development of the UnixWare NonStop Clusters product at Tandem Computers, which had by that time acquired the LOCUS team and rights to the technology.

active passive clustering oh my

das,nas,san oh my

0 downtime computer system with unlimited ram,cpu,storage..who would want that

no no we need CI/CD on limited resource to better utilize them, hah, why

virtual machine and virtual os's for all

witch is it the cloud or the edge...where is the computing and local storage going on?

rennj: a cluster does not provide either of those

SDDC the software defined data center without SSI is lame

vmware/vmotion/nsx/vsan...

and tandem nonstop figured this mainframe/server/client long ago...is my opinion

cloud and edge resolved

Reinhilde: I don't know where you saw that...Triton Data Center most certainly supports vlans. In fact, it's the default configuration.