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And store it where? And query it how? What will render my NoC dashboards?

With graphite protocol the metric stream is already plain-text with just 3 fields per line (path value time), its pumped over a socket to a collector.. but that's where the hard stuff starts.

If I suspect strep, I make a same-day appointment with my family doctor, show my government issued health card, get swabbed and have a result in a few minutes. I then smile at the receptionist and walk out; there is no bill for seeing your doctor or having tests run.

If I need antibiotics, my employer provided insurance covers the full cost and I pay a fixed $10 or so fee to the pharmacy.

You live a few hundred km south of me I bet, and in every way except this our world is very similar.. but you guys have far deeper problems then just transparency. Your entire view of healthcare is wrong.

For what it's worth, this is the problem GitLab Pages solves. A simple "git push" to a properly to figured repo will rebuild and redeploy your static site, the actual html output doesnt go into the repo.

Almost any NoSQL would fit your usecase.

For example, a mailbox matches the MongoDb Collection model well.. it's a file on a disk (so there is no outer index on username needed - filesystem will do it) and you can specify which inner index(es) you would like, probably time. Storing auto-assigns internal 128bit uuids that you can use to refer to a specific message.

If you're allergic to mongo you can do this in pretty much any document store. Hell you can do it in a simple SQL table but you will have to deal with outer index (which may or may not be a problem for you).

OpenWRT has a plugin supporting, point and click web based Ux called "Luci" that's sits on top of a nice cli "uci" that sits on top of text files in /etc/config .. You can do almost anything from any level, it's the best of all worlds.

Minikube works great to get your feet wet, but it's not suitable for anything except a playground.