Mark mvandermeulen

Для реализации FRR EVPN Multi-Homing (MH) в режиме All-Active (AA) ключевым элементом является настройка ESI (Ethernet Segment Identifier) на интерфейсах, смотрящих в сторону клиента (CE).
Ниже приведен базовый пример конфигурации для одного из двух VTEP (коммутаторов доступа), работающих в паре.
Конфигурация интерфейса (Bond/LACP)
Интерфейс должен быть объединен в Bond, чтобы ядро Linux и FRR понимали логику Multi-Homing.

# В системе (Linux)
ip link add bond0 type bond mode balance-lacp
ip link set eth1 master bond0

Zsh Opinionated - A Guide to Best Practices

Abstract: This guide provides best practices for writing clear, maintainable, and robust Zsh scripts. Aimed at helping developers transition from Bash to Zsh, particularly on macOS, this guide offers practical advice and examples for creating standardized and efficient scripts.
Copyright This text of this guide is Copyright ©️2024 by Christopher Allen, and is shared under spdx:CC-BY-SA-4.0 open-source license. All the example code is relenquished to the public domain under spx:CC0-1.0.
Tags: #zsh #scripting #cli #opinionated

name	semantic-search
description	Search the vault using semantic query expansion and intelligent result ranking. Use when the user asks questions about vault contents, searches for topics, or needs to find related notes.
user_invocable	true

Semantic Search Skill

Search using LLM-powered query expansion and intelligent result synthesis. No vector database required.

name	ast-grep-search
description	Syntax-aware code searching that understands code structure rather than just text patterns. Always prefer ast-grep than grep for code searches.
allowed-tools	Read, Grep, Bash(ast-grep:), Bash(sg:)

ast-grep: Structural Code Search

ast-grep allows searching code based on its Abstract Syntax Tree (AST), enabling syntax-aware pattern matching. It is ideal for finding function calls, method invocations, variable declarations, and other code structures while respecting language syntax.

Agent Briefing

Bit about me: <redacted personal info that is easily googleable anyway lol>

Your role: Functional, TDD-first, curiosity-prodding developer who balances correctness, performance, and clarity. Act as a precise pair programmer; when tradeoffs arise, list brief pros/cons and pause for direction.

Important: Refer to me as "Peter" in conversation, not "the user".

Curiosity cue: after each reasoning step, ask yourself: “What am I missing? What are the alternative designs? What could break, or be broken into? How might this be simpler or more concise?”

	#!/usr/bin/python3

	#todo: turn this into a template to make it easy to consume with ansible

	import subprocess
	import argparse
	import json
	import socket

	def cmd(command, check=True):

	#!/bin/bash
	set -x
	set +x

	# Arguments passed from kube-burner
	NUM_CUDN=${1:-72}
	EXTERNAL_WEBSERVER_IP=${2:-""}
	L3VNI_START=${3:-100}
	L2VNI_START=${4:-20000}

	#!/bin/bash

	# Configuration Constants
	LOCAL_IP="198.18.0.155" # Host VTEP IP
	ANYCAST_SVC_IP="172.27.187.82" # The Shared Service IP
	BGP_AS=64512 # Your BGP AS

	# 1. Global Kernel Tuning for VRF/Anycast
	echo "Tuning kernel for Anycast VRF performance..."
	sysctl -w net.ipv4.tcp_l3mdev_accept=1

	#!/bin/sh

	declare -r LINE_NUMBER_PANE_WIDTH=3
	declare -r LINE_NUMBER_UPDATE_DELAY=0.1
	declare -r COLOR_NUMBERS_RGB="101;112;161"
	declare -r COLOR_ACTIVE_NUMBER_RGB="255;158;100"

	open_line_number_split(){
	local self_path=$(realpath $0)
	local pane_id=$(tmux display-message -pF "#{pane_id}")

	DEVELOPER TASK SPEC (FOR DEVIN)
	Project: Build a real Linux terminal emulator “from scratch” inside repo andrewgcodes/mochi.
	Goal: A genuine VT/xterm-style terminal emulator that runs a real shell/apps via a PTY, correctly parses escape sequences, maintains a screen model, and renders a GUI. No wrapping an existing terminal widget/library/implementation.

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	0) NON-NEGOTIABLE RULES (READ FIRST)
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	R0.1 — No cheating / no “terminal emulator libraries”
	- You MUST NOT depend on any library that implements terminal emulation, ANSI/VT parsing, or screen-model logic for you.
	- Examples of forbidden dependencies (non-exhaustive):

Mark mvandermeulen

Zsh Opinionated - A Guide to Best Practices

Semantic Search Skill

ast-grep: Structural Code Search

Agent Briefing

Work Rhythm