Michael Stapelberg

At this point, I’m not looking to add any more supported platforms. That said, I started development on a Raspberry Pi 3B with an Apple USB ethernet adapter, so it...

With gokrazy/kernel change https://github.com/gokrazy/kernel/commit/88166bd9486e2273b8011c21d60a94ee5f850c79, the required kernel modules for router7 are now available. So, if you change e.g. the `image` Makefile target: https://github.com/rtr7/router7/blob/12502113816c4f2a718e6dfea8469c5ad07ec0c1/Makefile#L14-L24 such that: 1. `GOARCH=arm64` is set instead...

Looks like a good option for the Raspberry Pi indeed. Looking forward to your report!

As mentioned on stream, I think QR codes are a great idea for configuration.

One possible theory is that the NTP client set the system time based on a misconfigured NTP pool server. Maybe we should always query 3 NTP servers and set the...

> How do official Docker containers usually deal with persistent state? The upspinserver writes directory server logs and (optionally) block data to local disk. Usually, containers define a volume and...

> IIUC LetsEncrypt requires that you be listening on port 443 to issue certs. Yes, this is a current limitation of the default challenge mechanism which LetsEncrypt uses. https://github.com/letsencrypt/acme-spec/issues/33 is...

The most significant difference for me is who’s responsible for updates: CoreOS (and others) deploy updates automatically. As a side-effect of an update-triggered reboot (happening every few weeks), all Docker...

Here’s one more use-case: docker containers would allow to run upspinserver easily on storage appliances such as FreeNAS, see http://www.freenas.org/blog/introducing-freenas-corral-worlds-first-open-source-hyper-converged-storage-platform/

re: DNS record types: the [SRV record](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRV_record) was introduced to add new services to the DNS easily. SRV record support is more widespread than support for custom records. Since SRV...