Oh, one last thing!
If you want some of this #selfHosted fun for yourselves, please feel free to check out my #homelab setup:
So my #homelab #k3s cluster suffered an outage I've been trying to recover from since yesterday.
The outage itself started 4 days ago, and I discovered it when I couldn't get back into the house:
#HomeAssistant was unresponsive and I couldn't open my garage door.
To make for "one of those mornings" I then also couldn't unlock my front door **with my keys**. No electronic locks involved, no keys behind the door...
The lock itself would unlock but the door latch wouldn't open.
Yeah. Fun.
Well, bugger. I seem to have accidentally entirely deleted #VictoriaMetrics from my #K3s cluster while converting it from hand-installed to Helm-managed.
It's a good job that there was nothing particularly important in it.
The problem I have now is that Longhorn is now stuck while provisioning a PV while bringing VM back up again.
Hi everyone I guess it's time for my #introduction !
I present myself under the nickname of DocYeet, I am a software engineer who cares deeply about data privacy, digital sovereignty and decentralized tech in general
You will see me ramble about stuff like #k3s, #longhorn and #proxmox, as they take most of my time
You guessed it, I spend countless hours on my #homelab for #selfhosting :)
I need some help from the #selfhosting and #homelab community, I have reached full analysis paralysis!
I have 3 weeks left to determine what hardware to buy for my #selfhosted #homeprod my goal is to run #nextcloud & #immich in production well enough that It can seamlessly support my wife to #degoogle
I was leaning towards #talos cluster or #k3s for #kubernetes and #longhorn storage, but might all be overkill
Have determined I have these options are similar price & energy budget points:
Getting closer to installing actual usable services on the #K3s cluster. So far, I've got:
- Node Feature Discovery
- cert-manager
- Intel Device Plugins
- Specifically for GPU HW acceleration in Jellyfin, Immich, etc.
- Descheduler
- Longhorn
Next up is Authentik and then off to the races.
Second attempt to play with #kubernetes with 6 nodes #k3s running as VMs on my #proxmox. 3 masters with #kubevip and 3 workers with #longhorn (Kubernetes cluster storage)
So far, so good, but I haven't deployed any services yet. Thanks to Proxmox snapshots, which allow for easy reversion after mistakes
On my todo list: Backup on my Synology, Nginx,…
My plan is to test the migration of my services to k3s in this virtual environment. After that, I will gradually move to dedicated nodes
#homelab
@arichtman yeah using overlay at scale does work it just requires a lot of planning and design. Ideally with some network engineers. My last experience was contrail, years ago, and it was not great.
I’ve used flannel and cilium for one-off personal things without issue. In fact #metallb worked really really well for me with #k3s in the past as well.
A Comparative Analysis of K3s, MicroK8s, and Alternatives