I grew up thinking I was horrible at math... till it became abtract enough that calculations were rare...

Turns out my handwriting is shit, and I cant manually calculate for my life. But if those two things are not a factor, I am really got at math.

Also. I had a "computational methods" class in uni, where we had to do algorithms with a calculator.... almost failed. Then went out off of that field and became a programmer. Im fairly sure if that class was actually computer base I'd gotten a perfect score.

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    Oh god. Very close to me. Exactly why I left and refuse to date latinas and for the most part make friends with latinos.

    A bit over the top tho. You can definetly be a ladies man even if you don't dance. Not easy as if you dance, but totally doable.

    Now to the serious thing:

    Fake: Anon has internet in Colombia Gay: Anon dosn't like booty.

    Before you downvote me, I am Colombian and don't really dance to anything remotely latin

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    So, just for the sake of it I've been trying to get my lab to be HA -or as HA as a small homelab can be-

    My current set up is a follows:

    3 proxmox servers with some Debian VMs, the VMs run docker swarm

    A NAS, with Truenas

    ISProuter -> OpenWRTRouter -> VM [Port fowards 80/443]

    This works like a charm when I am in my LAN, but when I access from outside, if the VM that has 80/443 port forwarded to is down (which it never is) I'd loose connectivity.

    I have now idea how to solve this little problem in a efficient way, maybe a reverse proxy running on my OpenWRT? (Which'd only move the point of failure to my router, but if my router goes down is gameover already anyways) has anyone attempted this?

    Any opinions/ideas?

    Update:

    Solved! I moved my traefik data to a NFS share in my NAS, replicated the container across all manager nodes and then installed keepalived and now float a VIP between them.

    Works like a charm and it was super easy to set up, literally 3 ansible tasks and 1 jinja template and you are done.

    Thanks to all of ya!

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