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nirik :fedora: :redhat: profile picture
Excellent, a real life test. Just had a ~25 second power outage here. The only reason I noticed it at all is that I have #homeassistant turning on a red light when the grid is down.

(And I realized I needed a automation to turn it back off when the grid is back... forgot to setup that, oops).

Home batteries are awesome.
nirik :fedora: :redhat: profile picture
yesterday in the #fedora flywheel:
* Adjusted a bunch of things on ipslion (our idp) sssd, some ipa tuning settings and such to try and fix the last of the auth issues. I sure hope things are stable now, but time will tell. https://forge.fedoraproject.org/infra/tickets/issues/13482
* Meetings and misc tickets
* got opentracker built for epel10-infra so we can move the torrent server after freeze.
Today:
* DDoS against koji, added our UA blocking rules there
* Setup stuff on work laptop
* Made a pass through pr's
* Dentist appt
nirik :fedora: :redhat: profile picture
Yesterday in #fedora infraland:
* koji hubs got mobbed by a DDoS. Rebooted them, restarted postgresql, got all builders back checking in
* Fixed logserver to not need awstats (it used 1 pl script from it).
* swapped in the rhel10 logserver and retired the rhel9 one
* Restarted sssd on id.fedoraproject.org when it went wonky. (more investigation needed).
* Tried to build opentracker for epel10.
(needed for torrent server)
* bunch of meetings
nirik :fedora: :redhat: profile picture
Thursday and today in my #fedora square:
* Helped out some with pagure.io read-only instance setup.
* mass update/reboot/reinstall outage. A few problems, but overall a success.
* Updated our openshift clusters
* Cleaned up space on fedorapeople
* Updated my work laptop a bunch.
Adam :redhat: :ansible: :bash: :fedora: · 4w
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nirik :fedora: :redhat: profile picture
@nprofile1q... It's a water monitor: https://hydrificwater.com/

Basically it clamps on a pipe and monitors the water flow (ultrasonically). So, it can tell you how much went by and the flow rate. It's pretty cool.

You do have to set it up initially with the app, but then you can monitor locally with homeassistant once it's on wifi.
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Adam :redhat: :ansible: :bash: :fedora: · 4w
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