Justin Garrison

Is that for resizing the like container, like the C group and saying like you, how much memory they have available or is that something different?

Is that for resizing the like container, like the C group and saying like you, how much memory they have available or is that something different?

Interesting. It's a little like, get back in line. You don't get that memory.

Interesting. It's a little like, get back in line. You don't get that memory.

Have you been doing anything with immutable file systems or read-only, or AB switching hosts? Fedora has Silverblue. I use a distro called Bluefin, which is built on top of that, which does AB switching for upgrades to do reboots every time. It sounds like you're doing rolling updates, so you would still be writing packages to disk instead of flipping between partitions.

Have you been doing anything with immutable file systems or read-only, or AB switching hosts? Fedora has Silverblue. I use a distro called Bluefin, which is built on top of that, which does AB switching for upgrades to do reboots every time. It sounds like you're doing rolling updates, so you would still be writing packages to disk instead of flipping between partitions.

And I was asking that because leading into you saying you want more systemd stuff, and I'm curious if you're trying to use things like systemd system extensions or sysx or whatever it's called that are like layering different things on top of systemd, which is typically for an immutable file system, but still allow changes to happen.

And I was asking that because leading into you saying you want more systemd stuff, and I'm curious if you're trying to use things like systemd system extensions or sysx or whatever it's called that are like layering different things on top of systemd, which is typically for an immutable file system, but still allow changes to happen.

Yeah. It's one of those things that looks really interesting, especially if you try to move more into immutable file system layers. Like, hey, I still need to configure this. And how do I do that in a composable, immutable way?

Yeah. It's one of those things that looks really interesting, especially if you try to move more into immutable file system layers. Like, hey, I still need to configure this. And how do I do that in a composable, immutable way?

Well, Anita, this has been great. I'm just nerding out because I'm trying to learn all of the things that I've done in the past and still doing in the future.

Well, Anita, this has been great. I'm just nerding out because I'm trying to learn all of the things that I've done in the past and still doing in the future.

I think it's great that Meta is not only doing this at just a core level of just like, hey, we just have SystemD and things running in that, but also giving back upstream with the SystemD builds and all the stuff that you've been publishing, not only white papers, which Autumn and I were reading, and talks, but also just the open source work. So I think that's fascinating.

I think it's great that Meta is not only doing this at just a core level of just like, hey, we just have SystemD and things running in that, but also giving back upstream with the SystemD builds and all the stuff that you've been publishing, not only white papers, which Autumn and I were reading, and talks, but also just the open source work. So I think that's fascinating.

because that's a whole other topic.

because that's a whole other topic.

I find it fascinating because Meta is one of the few places that doesn't sell the things that they talk deeply technically about, where it's like a lot of Amazon and Google and Microsoft are like, hey, we built this amazing thing. Now go buy it from us. And at Meta, it's like, no, we're solving our own problem and we're just giving it back to you.

I find it fascinating because Meta is one of the few places that doesn't sell the things that they talk deeply technically about, where it's like a lot of Amazon and Google and Microsoft are like, hey, we built this amazing thing. Now go buy it from us. And at Meta, it's like, no, we're solving our own problem and we're just giving it back to you.

Yeah. Yeah. I've been running Llama. I haven't done Llama 3 yet though, but it's on my list of things to play with. Awesome.

Yeah. Yeah. I've been running Llama. I haven't done Llama 3 yet though, but it's on my list of things to play with. Awesome.