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Installing K3s with NVIDIA GPU Operator on Ubuntu 22.04

Install K3s on a GPU-enabled Ubuntu 22.04 server, set up Helm, and deploy the NVIDIA GPU Operator to manage GPU resources in the cluster.

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Lalit BaggaAug 11

I Wanted Kubernetes Without an Always On EKS Bill

I wanted a Kubernetes lab that would still be there the next morning. A temporary cluster on my laptop would be useful for testing manifests, but it would disappear when I closed the lid. Amazon EKS w

8 min readblog.lalitbagga.com

Angel ChavezJul 23

Standing Up My Production Environment, Part One: Bootstrapping

A Flux Hero Story

3 min readblog.it-anc.cloud

Albert DeutouJul 22

Self-Hosting Like a Pro, Part 2: Docker, K3s and Traefik v3 with Automatic HTTPS

installation of: a container runtime, a lightweight Kubernetes distribution, a modern reverse proxy, and automatic TLS certificates. By the end of this article, deploying an app with HTTPS will take one YAML file and zero manual certificate handling.

9 min readblog-adeutou.hashnode.dev

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Angel ChavezJul 17

Self-Hosting Audiobookshelf

A GitOps Build in Three Stages w/FluxCD

7 min readblog.it-anc.cloud

sanjay yadavMay 22

K3s vs Kubernetes (K8s): Performance, Architecture, Use Cases and When to Choose Each

K3s vs Kubernetes (K8s) comparison with architecture, performance, and use cases. Find the right choice for DevOps, edge, and production.

4 min readdevopsbysanjay.hashnode.dev

FortheXPMay 5

GitOps Without Exposure: Hosting a Site from Your Own Hardware

Run a production-grade CD pipeline from your home lab — no cloud required

6 min readforthexp.hashnode.dev

Jim ChundevalelApr 26

Part 5 - Nebula Sync: Keeping Two Pi-holes in Sync

Some days the Pi-holes agree. Other days one of them develops opinions, and suddenly “redundancy” becomes a custody battle for DNS settings.

5 min readaccidentalcomplexity.hashnode.dev

Jim ChundevalelApr 25

Part 2 - Network Design, Two Networks, and the IoT Problem

When your IoT devices ask for network access, you give them a subnet, a firewall, a DNS policy, and the kind of trust normally reserved for raccoons near open trash cans.

6 min readaccidentalcomplexity.hashnode.dev