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1. Built a way to visualize a cluster (and your VMs) without installing anything in it, curious what this community thinks

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  • Subreddit: r/kubernetes
  • Feedback ID: 1vo0i61
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (agent, docker, kubernetes); homelab / self-hosting (server, docker); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 87)
  • Bot probability: Low (28%)
  • Snippet: Genuinely asking for feedback here, not just dropping a link. The idea: you already trust kubectl with your kubeconfig. What if a dashboard could use that same file, the same way, no in-cluster agent, no extra RBAC beyond what your kubeconfig already grants, and just show you the cluster live? That's what I built with InfraCanvas. Drop a kubeconfig in, it talks to the API server directly, same as kubectl does, and re…

2. I updated docker and now nothing is accessible?

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  • Subreddit: r/docker
  • Feedback ID: 1vntzt3
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (docker, api); homelab / self-hosting (jellyfin, server, docker); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 86)
  • Bot probability: Low (18%)
  • Snippet: I'm using a DXP4800+, docker, and after this most recent update of docker none of my containers are accessible. If this seems more like a ugreen problem please let me know and I will get assistance from there. In the beginning they were not even starting after update, I was getting a mix of "Failed to edit container portainer. Error: UpdateContainer fail container name 'portainer': target volume mntPath /var/run/dock…

3. How optical interconnects and silicon photonics emerged as AI's next hot commodity — looming US-China summit puts photonics into the crosshairs

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  • Subreddit: r/hardware
  • Feedback ID: 1vnl9hw
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (ai, openai); aviation / military (pilot); trading / quant / CTI (trading); asks for experience or help (score 84)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: The race to solve AI's copper bottleneck for scale-up and scale-out intensified last week, as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is drafting a measure that would block imports of new Chinese transceiver models , with officials hoping to publish the rule before the end of 2026. Yesterday, we covered exactly how much of the Secure Networks Act might rely on Chinese-made optical module manufacturers. The techno…

4. Looking for feedback on first attempt at setting up hosting and CI/CD for a fullstack .NET and React app with PostgreSQL database, hosted on Github using Github Actions.

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  • Subreddit: r/devops
  • Feedback ID: 1vn4tdm
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (cloud, aws, docker); homelab / self-hosting (server, docker); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 82)
  • Bot probability: Low (18%)
  • Snippet: Hi, I'm a Senior Software Engineer with 5YOE. I'm upskilling in DevOps and project setup and have been creating this project to learn over the last few weeks. I've set up the project from scratch. Definining the project structure, creating PR pipelines for linting, formatting, typechecking, unit tests and e2e tests (tests with real database). Over the last few weeks, I've set up the cloud infrastructure on AWS. I fir…

5. Open services to friends/family

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  • Subreddit: r/selfhosted
  • Feedback ID: 1vnkz0p
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (ai); homelab / self-hosting (homelab, selfhosted, jellyfin); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 81)
  • Bot probability: Low (18%)
  • Snippet: Hello!! I'm searching a bit of advice and direction regarding my homelab. I currently have a Mac Mini hosting Navidrome + NextCloud over TailScale with a caddy reverse proxy. (I'm also hosting an AI related project that I built myself but that's not the point of the post, nor I want to promote it). I want to move from using TailScale for various reasons (some more stupid than others, but hey, I'm having fun). The iss…

6. Behold my homelab in all its glory

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  • Subreddit: r/homelab
  • Feedback ID: 1vnryh4
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (devops); homelab / self-hosting (homelab, server); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 80)
  • Bot probability: Low (10%)
  • Snippet: All of this is on an old 2 post telecom rack that I got from work shortly after the Big Bang Gigabit switch. 16 ports. Or was it 24? I forget. It's been a while since I looked at it Fiber internet thingy. 1GB async Dell OEMR XL 720 24 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2620 0 @ 2.00GHz (2 Sockets) 128GB RAM not sure on speed, it really doesn't matter 8x 1TB SATA disks in PERC RAID-10 pfSense on a little single board PC thingy…

7. Advise needed

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  • Subreddit: r/truenas
  • Feedback ID: 1vntpk8
  • Why it fits: homelab / self-hosting (truenas, jellyfin, nas); gaming / content (stream); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 80)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: Hello lovely people! This is my first post here as I really struggle to make a decision for my NAS upgrade. I am new to the world of servers, and only recently managed to build one from old parts. Please forgive my limited knowledge and possibly stupid questions! My Server is running TrueNas Scale and I am hosting apps like a Minecraft server, and Jellyfin with various libraries. Everything works well, but I need to …

8. I used vibe coding to perform necromancy on a game Ubisoft killed 11 years ago. GPT Sol 5.6 made most of the major breakthroughs in getting the game to run again.

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  • Subreddit: r/OpenAI
  • Feedback ID: 1vnwvyi
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (ai, openai); homelab / self-hosting (server); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 78)
  • Bot probability: Low (18%)
  • Snippet: Spartacus Legends was a free to play game released in 2013 by Ubisoft as a tie in to the TV show Spartacus. Developed by Kung Fu Factory, the game was a pay to win fighting game with a grindy premium economy system, though most things could be obtained via grinding for silver, the games non premium currency. Despite not being well received at the time, the game is remembered fondly by some. Many fans have wished they…

9. Is running PostgreSQL / S3 storage inside Kubernetes an anti-pattern, or is external storage only necessary at larger scale?

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  • Subreddit: r/kubernetes
  • Feedback ID: 1vn97bb
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (cloud, kubernetes); homelab / self-hosting (homelab, self-hosted); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 78)
  • Bot probability: Low (10%)
  • Snippet: Hey everyone, I'm pretty new to Kubernetes, so please take my questions with a grain of salt. I'm building a homelab where I already have a small Kubernetes cluster, and I'm trying to build a fully self-hosted platform around it: Gitea for Git hosting, Harbor for containers, and runners . Gitea needs persistent storage for repositories and application data, while Harbor can use persistent volumes or delegate object s…

10. What guides and tips could you recommend for someone just starting with servers?

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  • Subreddit: r/selfhosted
  • Feedback ID: 1vnbuav
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (docker); homelab / self-hosting (selfhosted, jellyfin, server); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 78)
  • Bot probability: Low (10%)
  • Snippet: I ran into some video about self hosting media servers and I got a bit hyped. I bought cheap PC, Dell Vostro 3470 (I read I need +8th gen for encoding) for 130$ without HDD. I installed Debian, got myself RustDesk and the dummy HDMI so I can unplug monitor and added my devices to TailScale. The thing is, I don't know what's next since I have no experience with servers, networks and I use Linux (Fedora) on my main PC …

11. The attack surface of your agent

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  • Subreddit: r/artificial
  • Feedback ID: 1vnem07
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (ai, agent, api); aviation / military (flying); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 78)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: I've put a lot of work into the cybersecurity aspect of my agent, Lumina. There's a lot of guardrails, hook and gates, trust channels, and such to help prevent catastrophic failures. Running test after test and harness eval after eval. Last night, I got to test it live against a real threat in the wild... a website that had hidden prompt injections, commands invisible to humans, but machine readable, and directed at …

12. Fixed Jinja chat template for Qwen 3.5, 3.6, and the new 3.8 release

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  • Subreddit: r/LocalLLaMA
  • Feedback ID: 1vnm7le
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (openai, agent, api); homelab / self-hosting (server); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 77)
  • Bot probability: Medium (56%)
  • Snippet: Qwen just released their first 3.8 model. The main addition in 3.8 is prompt-steered reasoning effort. You can tell the model how deeply to think by setting reasoning_effort to xhigh , medium , or low . However, the official template still has some serious problems: You cannot disable thinking. If you pass enable_thinking=false , it 3.8 crashes with a hard exception. Chat history gets poisoned. In multi-turn chats, t…

13. Improving my ci cd flow

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  • Subreddit: r/devops
  • Feedback ID: 1vntyvs
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (agent, azure, devops); homelab / self-hosting (nas); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 76)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: Hello all,been working as IT admin, but mostly working around Azure devops. I been enjoying it, this my first job and doing anything related to devops. Studied CS,majored in networking, hate anything with heavy code development. Rn,the flow at my company is, the devs use 1 branch only, no PR (yes ik). They would push it to our on prem central repo, and from there i will take over. I will do some modification on some …

14. Getting Started with Low-Frequency Algorithmic Trading in Canada

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  • Subreddit: r/algotrading
  • Feedback ID: 1vmypt7
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (api); trading / quant / CTI (trading, algotrading, algorithmic trading); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 76)
  • Bot probability: Low (20%)
  • Snippet: I’m a software engineer based in Canada looking to get started with low-frequency algorithmic trading—likely daily or weekly rebalancing rather than intraday trading. A couple of questions: What are good sources for historical daily equity/ETF data, ideally accessible through a REST API? I’m happy to pay for reliable, clean data if needed. Which brokerages/platforms available to Canadian residents support automated t…

15. Any debugging / general advice on how I could have caught this weird error?

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  • Subreddit: r/docker
  • Feedback ID: 1vmpf01
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (ai, llm, docker); homelab / self-hosting (server, docker); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 76)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: I just spent a whole day on a very irritating gotcha, and I'm looking to see if there's a big-picture approach that can keep me from ending up here again. Fairly new to Docker. Working on containerizing a web app with a couple different moving parts. Got the frontend working inside of a Caddy image, got it pushed to my DigitalOcean droplet, but then it just sat there, not acknowledging or even rejecting any requests.…

16. What evidence do you require before an AI agent can change production state?

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  • Subreddit: r/OpenAI
  • Feedback ID: 1vntk3x
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (ai, openai, agent); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply; fresh thread (score 75)
  • Bot probability: Low (18%)
  • Snippet: As agents move from chat into tool use, I’m trying to separate what the model may suggest from what the surrounding system must enforce. For an OpenAI-based production agent, what evidence would you require before allowing it to write to a database, call an external API, or trigger a deployment? I’m looking for concrete checks rather than a generic “add guardrails”: identity and tenant scope, capability-scoped tools,…

17. Why have a separate Admin container, and how should admins/DBAs securely access the database?

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  • Subreddit: r/kubernetes
  • Feedback ID: 1vnvo56
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (docker, kubernetes); homelab / self-hosting (docker); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 75)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: I recently came across a setup where someone was running a food delivery application using three separate Docker containers: # Backend docker build -t food-delivery-backend:latest ./backend docker run -d -p 4000:4000 --name backend food-delivery-backend:latest # Frontend docker build -t food-delivery-frontend:latest ./frontend docker run -d -p 5173:5173 --name frontend food-delivery-frontend:latest # Admin docker bui…

18. Update on my Home-Lab now featuring a fully custom built 10" Aluminumm rack (Pt2)

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  • Subreddit: r/homelab
  • Feedback ID: 1vnedek
  • Why it fits: homelab / self-hosting (homelab, truenas, nas); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply; recent thread (score 75)
  • Bot probability: Low (10%)
  • Snippet: I’ve now added networking and a self built 10” rack, I was undecided between MikroTik and UniFi but ended up going UniFI and I’m quite happy. The other hardware: - a ODROID H4 PLUS as my NAS, running TrueNAS - Blackview MP-80 with proxmox running Nextcloud and Immich - Bmax B2 running home assistant on bare metal Building the 2020 Aluminum profile 10” server rack was a lot of fun and I learnt a lot of lessons along t…

19. Why Retail & CPG AI Projects Fail: A Buyer's Guide to Strategy, Partners & ROI

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  • Subreddit: r/artificial
  • Feedback ID: 1vnijjo
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (ai, cloud); aviation / military (pilot); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 74)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: I've been looking at where Retail and CPG companies are actually getting stuck with AI, and I think the interesting part is that the biggest challenge isn't necessarily access to AI anymore. It's turning AI investment into measurable business outcomes. Companies have more data, better models and more GenAI tools than ever. But there is still a significant gap between having an AI use case, putting it into production,…

20. Anyone know Brian? Four years ago, he changed my life.

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  • Subreddit: r/flying
  • Feedback ID: 1vnw62q
  • Why it fits: aviation / military (aviation, pilot, flying); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply; fresh thread (score 73)
  • Bot probability: Low (10%)
  • Snippet: I had worked for many years in the video game industry, but found myself stuck in Little Rock and working in banking compliance. I was older and had suddenly became the single income-earner for a growing family while also starting at the bottom... again. So on this night, a Saturday 4 years ago, I was out driving Uber again just to ease the increasing burden of my growing credit card debt. It was my last drive of the…

21. Best way to make self-hosted OpenVPN survive DPI while sharing TCP/443 with HAProxy?

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  • Subreddit: r/selfhosted
  • Feedback ID: 1vnwy6y
  • Why it fits: homelab / self-hosting (selfhosted, self-hosted, server); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply; fresh thread (score 73)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: I’m trying to prepare for a Carnival cruise where VPN traffic appears to be filtered using DPI. I self-host everything, so I’m specifically interested in keeping access back to my home network rather than using a commercial VPN provider. Current setup: pfSense at the edge HAProxy on pfSense Public TCP/443 is already used by HAProxy for multiple HTTPS sites OpenVPN Access Server on 10.0.0.156 OpenVPN works normally ov…

22. Rescued a water-damaged Cisco CBS350-24T-4G with a jury-rigged ATX PSU, then spent a full day chasing a phantom packet-loss bug that turned out to be the switch itself

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  • Subreddit: r/homelab
  • Feedback ID: 1vnx69t
  • Why it fits: homelab / self-hosting (homelab, server); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply; fresh thread (score 73)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: A while back I got my hands on a Cisco Business CBS350-24T-4G that had taken a direct hit of water. The internal PSU was completely fried, burnt board, dead on arrival. Opened it up, confirmed the mainboard itself was untouched, so I rigged an external ATX PSU with the classic paperclip PS_ON trick to bring it back to life. First boot: the System LED just blinked forever, boot loop. Turned out the config was corrupte…

23. Docker networking and reverse proxy

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  • Subreddit: r/docker
  • Feedback ID: 1vi2llg
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (docker, api); homelab / self-hosting (server, docker); gaming / content (stream); asks for experience or help (score 73)
  • Bot probability: Low (5%)
  • Snippet: I am having some issue understanding how to forward traffic to a container from NPM (Nginx Proxy Manager). Understanding the docker networking layer is giving me some trouble, and I hope I might get some feedback and suggestion on my current setup. I had been running a grimmory container without issue, setup with docker-compose and behind a static nginx reverse proxy. A few weeks ago I discovered that the advertised …

24. Automatically download new songs from a Spotify playlist?

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  • Subreddit: r/selfhosted
  • Feedback ID: 1vntu7z
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (docker); homelab / self-hosting (selfhosted, docker); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 72)
  • Bot probability: Low (10%)
  • Snippet: Hey! I’m looking for a good way to automatically download music from Spotify’s Today’s Top Hits playlist to my Navidrome. I mainly want to use the playlist as a music discovery source. Whenever a new song is added, I’d like it to be automatically downloaded and added to my library. If a song later disappears from the playlist, I don’t want it to be deleted from my library. I’ve tried spotDL, but I’m not sure it’s the…

25. Massive Quartermaster update dropping, right around the corner 1.1.4

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  • Subreddit: r/arr
  • Feedback ID: 1vk10hi
  • Why it fits: AI / cloud / DevOps (docker); homelab / self-hosting (homelab, jellyfin, arr); asks for experience or help; enough detail for a substantive reply (score 72)
  • Bot probability: Low (8%)
  • Snippet: Hi r/ARR , what a busy beta phase this has been. For everyone who has been a part of it, thank you so much. That back and forth is really what puts QM into the atmosphere. Quick context if you have not seen it before, Quartermaster is an iPhone and iPad app for the stack you already run. Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr, Bazarr, your download clients, Jellyfin or Plex, and a fair few more besides. It talks only to your own s…

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