Re:Dora: A open-source Rust DHCP Server
by latchkey on Thursday December 08, 2022 @12:30AM
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Both myself and my super talented devops coworker hadn't ever run with that many individual machines in a single location. 4-5k was both our maxes. It worked fine before, we didn't expect it to fall over.
dnsmasq has some really nice features that kea doesn't have. just finding a single blade in the datacenter, means a naming system, and it was easier with dnsmasq, and the config was easier to create. We ended up having to use ansible to generate the kea config file because we also keep machines subnet separated based on physical location.
HN has all sorts of people, I never try to quantify it. We don't know what we don't know.
dnsmasq has some really nice features that kea doesn't have. just finding a single blade in the datacenter, means a naming system, and it was easier with dnsmasq, and the config was easier to create. We ended up having to use ansible to generate the kea config file because we also keep machines subnet separated based on physical location.
HN has all sorts of people, I never try to quantify it. We don't know what we don't know.