Of BBQ and Virtualization Why Large Nodes Reign

[Patrick Kennedy]

In a fun piece, we explore why planning for virtualization servers is just like planning your BBQ or barbecue cooking infrastructure

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[Patrick]

So apparently this is my worst video of the last 10 by a long margin. Maybe a bad day to publish it. More likely it sucked. Sorry guys.

 

[nickf1227]

I actually really like it lol

 

[cesmith9999]

again, where do you live?... I may need to do a road trip this weekend... I could get to the Bay area from Seattle in time for your cookout tomorrow...

you are making some of these articles too delicious...

Chris

 

[JediAcolyte]

I thought it was very well thought out. I liked it. I also got first comment so that doesn't hurt...
It was useful for explaining to us noobs why the smaller/lower end servers aren't in as high of demand as the larger capacity boxes.

 

[elag]

So apparently this is my worst video of the last 10 by a long margin. Maybe a bad day to publish it. More likely it sucked. Sorry guys.

I loved it. I like the somewhat informal tone, still giving some good food for thought...
Are you inviting all STH users to the party?

 

[Patrick]

Hahaha! I have a feeling I would need a MUCH bigger house/ backyard/ smoker to do that.

Thanks for the kind words guys. Rough seeing this get so few views and losing 100+ subs today (likely bots but still!)

 

[Evan]

I am amused and think it was good for people to learn the basics rather than somebody launching into discussion the finer details of it in a technical way leading to the discussions of CPU ready time in ESX etc.
just makes me hungry

 

[Bob T Penguin]

Hay @Patrick
I'm over in England, but have visited the US quite a bit. US BBQ is the best!!
Would you mind sharing the ingredients in your BBQ rub...I'm planning my own virtualization BBQ project and thought I'd ask for some tips.
Bob

 

[Patrick]

Depends on what I am making a bit.

For pork, people like Bad Byron's better than my rub.

For beef, I am Kosher salt (coarse) + black pepper + paprika + a bit of garlic and onion.

Wood wise, I have been using hickory + apple + cheery pellets blended but sometimes add in a few others.

 

[WANg]

In a fun piece, we explore why planning for virtualization servers is just like planning your BBQ or barbecue cooking infrastructure

The post Of BBQ and Virtualization Why Large Nodes Reign appeared first on ServeTheHome.

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This article begs for a rebuttal from us apartment dwelling city slickers...