Miguel Pinto

Greetings, fellow homelab enthusiasts! It’s time to dive headfirst into the exhilarating world of home labs. If you’re teetering on the edge of setting up your own homelab (or expanding an existing one), one of the key decisions you’ll face is the type of hardware to use.

Introduction Homelabbing has always been an exciting and educational experience for me. It’s a journey that started with a single server and has now evolved into a powerful 3-node cluster, allowing me to explore and experiment with a variety of technologies.

Introduction Homelabs are a great way to learn about networking, servers and other technologies. They are also a great way to test new technologies and ideas without having to worry about breaking anything in production.

Clone this repo Clone thsi repo with git clone https://github.com/lookatitude/flux-infra.git. Navigate to the flux-infra directory. Kubernetes Cluster In order to follow this manual you’ll need to setup a local kuberntes cluster.

Introduction When you are developing applications that will ultimatly use kubernetes you ideally want your developement environment to be as close to your staging or production environments. Kind helps you create a local kubernetes cluster easely and in a repeatable way, it also helps you use your local environment to test some scenarios.