| 19 May 2024 |
 Charles | Lol | 15:23:49 |
 edef | In reply to @picnoir:alternativebit.fr
For the lurkers, I've been told in a sidechannel the parquet archive containing all the narinfos is in the order of ~100GB magnitude. yeah, my most recent copy is a few months old, but it's ~90G | 16:05:18 |
| edef | In reply to @picnoir:alternativebit.fr
For the lurkers, I've been told in a sidechannel the parquet archive containing all the narinfos is in the order of ~100GB magnitude. * yeah, my most recent scrape is a few months old, but it's ~90G | 16:06:13 |
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| 24 May 2024 |
 Jeff | Would it be a good/bad idea to run "attic watch-store" as a service? I want to push as much as possible into the cache and don't want to remember to run it manually... | 16:29:04 |
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| Pratham Patel (you can mention me) | Hello everyone, I finally have enough SSDs and machines to make sense of a network-wide Nix cache. My use case is as the following:
- Fetching binaries from
cache.nixos.org and serving on local network.
- Any packages that not on
cache.nixos.org (i.e. my personal derivations) will be built by the NAS itself by making use of my NixOS config repo and evaluating all [possible] expressions.
- Because of 1 and 2, the NAS won't accept any remote build requests nor accept any paths being pushed to it. It will already have everything by the time a local machine requests it.
- No authentication because of 3. "Public" serve.
I believe nix-serve should serve me better than attic but I'm not sure. This is mostly a question getting feedback on my approach.
Additionally, I am also thinking if maybe I should netboot all my headless SBCs from this NAS. How should/would that work?
| 05:54:38 |
 magic_rb | In reply to @thefossguy:matrix.org
Hello everyone, I finally have enough SSDs and machines to make sense of a network-wide Nix cache. My use case is as the following:
- Fetching binaries from
cache.nixos.org and serving on local network.
- Any packages that not on
cache.nixos.org (i.e. my personal derivations) will be built by the NAS itself by making use of my NixOS config repo and evaluating all [possible] expressions.
- Because of 1 and 2, the NAS won't accept any remote build requests nor accept any paths being pushed to it. It will already have everything by the time a local machine requests it.
- No authentication because of 3. "Public" serve.
I believe nix-serve should serve me better than attic but I'm not sure. This is mostly a question getting feedback on my approach.
Additionally, I am also thinking if maybe I should netboot all my headless SBCs from this NAS. How should/would that work?
For the netboot, diregarding how you get the kernel/initrd to the SBC, the rootfs must exist somewhere, your options are tmpfs or nfs. What you could do is only keep /boot on each SBC and then have it mount /nix/store over nfs, and tmpfs on / | 06:15:10 |
| magic_rb | That would get you almost complete netboot but you dont have to bother with ipxe and such. The wear imposed on the sdcard by keeping /boot there is minimal and you already have to put the ipxe bootloader somewhere so might as well keep boot there | 06:16:25 |
| Pratham Patel (you can mention me) | ack | 06:24:56 |
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| 27 Jun 2024 |
 hexa | techknowlogick is looking into implementing a nix caching story for gitea | 15:39:57 |
| hexa | https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/29824 | 15:40:03 |
| hexa |
This feature request is to add support to Gitea for the HTTP store type.
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