No. Fulcrum and Electrs are the only options for https://github.com/fort-nix/nix-bitcoin. I could try but would need to do all the configuration automation by hand. I’m switching back to electrs.

Oh fuck I've sneezed at the general direction of Fulcrum again. Why does it corrupts so easily? Such a waste of time.

Native FreeBSD images are something new. I know Windows also has Windows-PE style OCI style containers but no one cares about it. Yes. This abomination is a thing: FROM mcr.microsoft.com/windows/servercore:ltsc2019

FreeBSD can now run OCI (docker style) containers. Both FreeBSD native and Linux. Note that the Linux containers are running on the Linuxlator compat layer and not under a vm like MacOS and Windows does. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV-wUUzRCMo

RIP

Didnt they recently also published the Site Manager software?

I wish there was something on the same level controlled and deployed through SSH ansible/nix style. I know there is some Terraform stuff for Mikrotik but I’m not a super fan of their stuff since they tend to strictly adhere to standard so no 7Ghz as far as I know.

Is it being reverse proxied by Nginx or Caddy? On Nginxservers have a limit on the POST size. On Nginx client_max_body_size is set to 1MB by default. I have no idea how Caddy handles this.

On Alder lake and later CPUs with big.LITTLE, is there a point in pinning the efficient CPU cores to VMs and leaving the big cores for the VM? For a hybrid setup where I have a few vms running on the side 24/7 but also want to sporadically run something bursty on the host computer. Not Proxmox, just pure linux with libvirt.