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skip to content happenings and musings of joseph s. and nichol tate quicksearch navigation joseph facebook joseph linked in nichol facebook high school memories posted by joseph s. tate on wednesday, september 2. 2015 a warning to my technical acquaintances who read this blog through syndication, this is a post targeted to the highland high school class of '95, so you will probably not understand any of this. my 20 year reunion is coming up, and weird as it seems, through facebook and other social media, i feel more connected to my classmates now than i did 20 years ago. because of the buildup to the event (which, thanks to the cross country travel i've been doing for work over the last few years, i'll be able to attend), i've been feeling nostalgic. continue reading "high school memories" categories: personal | 0 comments -- moving a paravirtualized ec2 legacy instance to a modern hvm one posted by joseph s. tate on tuesday, august 5. 2014 i had to try a few things before i could get this right, so i thought i'd write about it. these steps are what ultimately worked for me. i had tried several other things to no success, which i'll list at the end of the post. if you have elastic compute cloud (ec2) instances on the " previous generation " paravirtualization based instance types, and want to convert them to the new/cheaper/faster " current generation ", hvm instance types with ssd storage, this is what you have to do: you'll need a donor elastic block store (ebs) volume so you can copy data from it. either shutdown the old instance and detach the ebs, or, as i did, snapshot the old system, and then create a new volume from the snapshot so that you can mess up without worrying about losing data. (i was also moving my instances to a cheaper data center, which i could only do by moving snapshots around). if you choose to create a new volume, make a note of which availability zone (az) you create it in. create a new ec2 instance of the desired instance type, configured with a new ebs volume set up the way you want it. use a base image that's as similar to what you currently have as possible. make sure you're using the same base os version, cpu type, and that your instance is in the same az as your donor ebs volume. i mounted the ephemeral storage too as a way to quickly rollback if i messed up without having to recreate the instance from scratch. attach your donor ebs volume to your new instance as sdf/xvdf, and then mount them to a new directory i'll call /donor mkdir /donor && mount /dev/xvdf /donor suggested: mount your ephemeral storage on /mnt mount /dev/xvdb /mnt and rsync / to /mnt rsync -apx / /mnt/ if something goes wrong in the next few steps, you can reverse it by running rsync -apx --delete /mnt/ / to revert to known working state. the rsync options tell rsync to copy (a)ll files, links, and directories, and all ownership/permissions/mtime/ctime/atime values; to show (p)rogress; and to not e(x)tend beyond a single file system (this leaves /proc /sys and your scratch and donor volumes alone). copy your /donor volume data to / by running rsync -apx /donor/ / --exclude /boot --exclude /etc/grub.d ... . you can include other excludes (use paths to where they would be copied on the final volume, not the path in the donor system. the excluded paths above are for an ubuntu system. you should replace /etc/grub.d with the path or paths where your distro keeps its bootloader configuration files. i found that copying /boot was insufficient because the files in /boot are merely linked to /etc/grub.d. now you should be able to reboot your instance your new upgraded system. do so, detach the donor ebs volume, and if you used the ephemeral storage as a scratch copy, reset it as you prefer. switch your elastic ip, or change your dns configuration, test your applications, and then clean up your old instance artifacts. congratulations, you're done. notes: be careful of slashes. the rsync command treats /donor/ differently from /donor. what failed: converting the ebs snapshot to an ami and setting the ami virtualization type as hvm, then launching a new instance with this ami actually failed to boot (i've had trouble with this with pv instances too with the ubuntu base image unless i specified a specific kernel, so i'm not sure whether to blame hvm or the ubuntu base images. connecting a copy of the pv ebs volume to a running hvm system and copying /boot to the donor, then replacing sda1 with the donor volume also failed to boot, though i think if i'd copied /etc/grub.d too it might have worked. this might not get you an ssd backed ebs volume though, if that's desirable. categories: technology , the internet , work | 0 comments -- profiteering and the singular ant problem posted by joseph s. tate on thursday, october 10. 2013 i found this video highly interesting. why do we have to have such heavy blinders on about healthcare in this country? regardless of the position you hold on the affordable care act, everyone should understand the facts presented in this video: as a summary: we pay more per capita in taxes for healthcare than any other country, but only a few get the benefits of a single payer health system we pay more as a percentage of gdp on healthcare than any other country our care is not better (as measured by outcomes) than any other country with socialized medicine it's not one thing that causes high healthcare costs, but a variety of things, but the common causes dragged out for public vilification are not the most significant factors one cannot negotiate for better prices for healthcare while receiving care, so prices will naturally increase to the level the market will bear, which is pretty high i personally think it's unethical to profit by the treatment (or cause for that matter) of suffering. that doesn't mean the healthcare provider shouldn't be compensated for his or her time, equipment, and materials and that they shouldn't be allowed to expand their business or invest in research and development of new treatments, but the provider administrators shouldn't be beholden to stakeholders demanding higher profit margins, and administrators in turn demanding more high margin tests to be ordered by providers when deciding what care to give to a patient. categories: politics | 0 comments -- government social programs vs. private charity posted by joseph s. tate on thursday, october 10. 2013 "oh, if government didn't provide for the poor and needy, then charity would! small local charities would be vastly more efficient than government, and provide better services to boot!" this, first of all, ignores simple economies of scale; small local charities would have much more overhead/dollar and much less purchasing power than large national charities. second, if natural charity worked with modern man, we'd still live in a victorian era of asylums, orphanages, and debtors' prisons. it didn't. we don't, and we're better off today because we've recognized that fact. could charity cover the gap if the government closed down all it's social programs? my math says no. i wish i was wrong, but history has shown that the poor, diseased, or downdrodden are nearly universally ignored by society as a whole, so if we reduced taxes by the $1.3+ trillion spent every year on social programs, the $300 billion a year in charitable contributions wouldn't increase to cover the gap, even if we were able to get incredible efficiency gains. charitable contributions nearly universally come from disposable income; we don't naturally sacrifice our own standard of living to raise another. not that government run social programs are perfect: we waste tons of money by making social security payments mandatory, you receive them whether you really need them or not; by allowing welfare recipients to shop for themselves at retail (even at convenience store prices) vs. using the economies of scale to buy foodstuffs and other essentials at wholesale prices; using subsidies and

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Domain Name: DRAGONSTRIDER.COM
Registry Domain ID: 31072721_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.tucows.com
Registrar URL: http://www.tucowsdomains.com
Updated Date: 2018-03-06T16:57:35Z
Creation Date: 2000-07-08T17:49:57Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2019-07-08T17:49:57Z
Registrar: Tucows Domains Inc.
Registrar IANA ID: 69
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Name Server: NS3.ZONEEDIT.COM
Name Server: NS5.ZONEEDIT.COM
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