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What's your approach to databases?
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Did they get it working with multi arch setups? I have a few pi’s in my cluster and last time I looked at using that it wasn’t ready for arm64
I'm not sure, actually. My personal cluster is all x86 so I'm not usually that aware of the multiarch stuff. 😬
I have found that some things just aren’t ready for arm and I’ll probably swap my worker nodes to x86 only. Should be okay to keep etcd and control nodes as mixed.