Because they force you to use online accounts now, you can get it from the registered account via the Microsoft account page.
In your Microsoft account: Open a web browser on another device. Go to https://account.microsoft.com/devices/recoverykey to find your recovery key.
That’s pretty cool. Thanks for sharing!
Did you forget the /s?
I have automated traefik to route the traffic, it sets the dns and ingress route. I’m also doing as you suggested for service to service connections.
I toyed with dev domain but ended up using namespace.tld and postfixing -dev to my namespace so it works out to service.tld and service-dev.tld.
Upgrades to services - that’s why I run dev namespaces and copy over my production shares to dev and utilize zfs snapshotting.
I haven’t set up testing yet and only just started with prometheus monitoring but so far things run pretty well.
I get what the author is talking about with losing trust in your services when they are unavailable. I have found that a Raspberry Pi 3/4 cluster running k3s utilizing NAS storage has very good uptime and honestly I think my internet service goes down more than my homelab services.
That’s all I could find as well. It would make a cool app to explore the Moon.
Theory is the master Sith controlling Palpatine is actually Jar Jar Binks. Pretty compelling evidence in Episode I.
This is 1:2.5M, pretty cool! Anyone know where to find the download for the digital dataset? Here’s the USGS’s 2020 1:5M dataset.
Also is there similar for Mars or other celestial bodies?
Really well said and I feel much the same. I honestly like to subscribe to Darth Jar Jar and ignore the sequel trilogies after VII.
Circumventing banking regulations or embargoes etc.