My wife was interested in the idea that I was running "Netfix from home" and enjoyed the lack of ads or BS when we watched any content. I never really thought I would be an "example" or anything like that - I fully expected everyone else to embrace streaming for the rest of time because I didn't think those companies would make so many mistakes. I've been telling people for the last decade "That's awesome I watch using my own thing, what shows are your favorites I want to make sure I have them"
In the last 2 years more family members and friends have requested access to my Jellyfin and asked me to setup a similar setup with less storage underneath their TV in the living room or in a closet.
Recently-ish we have expanded our Jellyfin to have some YouTube content on it. Each channel just gets a directory and gets this command ran:
yt-dlp "$CHANNEL_URL" \
--download-archive "downloaded.txt" \
--playlist-end 10 \
--match-filters "live_status = 'not_live' & webpage_url!*='/shorts/' & original_url!*='/shorts/'" \
-f "bv*[height<=720]+ba/b[height<=720]" \
--merge-output-format mp4 \
-o "%(upload_date>%Y-%m-%d)s - %(title)s.%(ext)s"
But the point is this, it worked, it does work and will, if given developer time continue to work.
I now need to schedual in time to test the changes, then adjust the metrics and alerting that we have.
For no gain.
It just feels like kuberenetes is carbon fibre programming.
well that's the root of the problem, no? there's no one who wants to maintain the complex lua written to make nginx cloud native. they were looking for maintainers for quite some time with no one stepping up
and I'm not surprised, their issue tracker always was full of very entitled people, so you would be doing a stressful/thankless job... for what exactly?