I'm still finding parts to use. Trying to be as cost conscious as possible as this is only my home lab. (and the significant other gets testy when I want to "buy toys")
Yes, along the lines of a Sim City type game, but more fun.
I had time later and looked at the steam store. looks interesting.
I actually had it in my Steam wishlist for like a year or something. I had constantly ignored it because the name doesn't do it justice, and never really bothered to look much. I had added it back when I was playing more Teardown and searched for other voxel based games out of curiosity. I wish I would have looked at it closer a long time ago.
@scottalanmiller I think of Snapshots as a quick point-in-time view... if something breaks, I can restore that snapshot in mere seconds, and I'm good to go.
If I have to pull a full image from a backup, it could take minutes - hours to restore that backup...
We just bought four new blades with 1TB of RAM. And we buy tons of equipment all the time. Ain't nobody got time to put in RAM!
They pay you to much to even install the blade, let alone the RAM on the blade.
Well, someone gotta put it in. And that's the smarthands in the DC.
exactly - again you cost to much to do that work... I'm salary - and sure, while my time could be spent better doing other things, I'll take my own prerogative in these rare cases of getting new hardware 😉
Obviously, adjust the "1000" if you want it to do it a different number of times. And adjust the "5" if you want it to update at a different interval than every five seconds.
I'm using XenCenter and the VM Management Console to access the VM directly. Rather than PuTTY.
So, no not a physical screen.
That's a console. There is only one. You are essentially attached directly to the VGA output. If you were physically sitting at the box, you'd not have separate keyboard, mouse and monitors on a single box. Same thing here. That's not an SSH session, it's actually the console output.