KUBERNETES HOME LAB IN 2025: PART 5 - PERSISTENT STORAGE
Up until this point, we have only persisted data in K8s’ etcd database.
Stateless workloads are nice, but at some point we want some of our data to
survive a pod restart. In this part we will setup a basic NFS server to provide
persistent storage and then make it available to our workloads using the
NFS Subdirectory External Provisioner.
KUBERNETES HOME LAB IN 2025: PART 4 - CERT-MANAGER
Last time, we added ingress-nginx to our cluster so that external traffic can hit our services. In this post, we will secure that traffic using TLS.
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KUBERNETES HOME LAB IN 2025: PART 3 - INGRESS
Last time, we added automated dependency updates to our cluster. In this post, we will get traffic into our cluster, by setting up an Ingress controller and a load balancer.
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KUBERNETES HOME LAB IN 2025: PART 2 - AUTOMATED DEPENDENCY UPDATES
Last time, we set up Cilium and Flux to enable networking and GitOps for our Kubernetes cluster. In this post, we will add automated dependency updates to it.
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KUBERNETES HOME LAB IN 2025: PART 1 - CNI & GITOPS
Last time, we left our Cluster in a semi-happy state: The nodes were up, the control plane was available, but we had no cluster network. Today, we will fix that, and a bit more.
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KUBERNETES HOME LAB IN 2025: PART 0 - BOOTSTRAPPING THE CLUSTER
First things first, we need some nodes that make up our cluster.
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KUBERNETES HOME LAB IN 2025: INTRODUCTION
The year was 2024, Cyber Monday was rolling by and my manager pointed out that I still had a budget available for training and certifications. One purchase of a Kubestronaut Certification Bundle and a few weeks later, I kinda have to face it: I need a new home lab.
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GETTING STARTED WITH OPEN SOURCE: MAKING MY FIRST CONTRIBUTION TO HUGO.
Lots of people ask for advice on how to get started in open source.
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THE HIDDEN RISKS OF HIGH-QUALITY CODE
Popularized by Google[1][2], Haunted Graveyards are pieces of code that, while providing a business value, are so ancient, obtuse, or complex that no one dares enter them.
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MAKE CHROME GO BRRRRRR....
Everything started with a simple question: “Why does my laptop get hot watching YouTube?”, and led to a rabbit hole of hardware acceleration, Chrome flags, and Intel iGPU monitors.
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