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ACAngel Chavezblog.it-anc.cloudJul 23 · 3 min read

Standing Up My Production Environment, Part One: Bootstrapping

Staging has been stable for a while now. Two apps, one monitoring stack, and Renovate all running as services. Everything reachable internally through ingress, with the apps that need it exposed publi

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ADAlbert Deutoublog-adeutou.hashnode.devJul 22 · 9 min read

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

This is Part 2 of a four-part series where I document how I turned a 10€/month VPS into a production-grade platform hosting multiple projects. In Part 1 we hardened a fresh Ubuntu server. Today we ins

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ACAngel Chavezblog.it-anc.cloudJul 17 · 7 min read

Self-Hosting Audiobookshelf

I added Audiobookshelf to the homelab this week, and keeping true to GitOps the entire deployment lives in Git. No manual kubectl apply, no clicking around a dashboard. If it is running on my cluster

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SYsanjay yadavdevopsbysanjay.hashnode.devMay 22 · 4 min read

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

K3s and Kubernetes (K8s) are often compared, but they are not direct competitors. They solve different infrastructure problems.K3s can run in under 200MB of RAM, while a standard Kubernetes cluster ca

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FFortheXPforthexp.hashnode.devMay 5 · 6 min read

GitOps Without Exposure: Hosting a Site from Your Own Hardware

What we're building A complete GitOps pipeline that takes a static site from a git push to live on the internet — running entirely on hardware you own, with zero open inbound ports on your router. The

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JCJim Chundevalelaccidentalcomplexity.hashnode.devApr 26 · 5 min read

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

The Sync Problem Two Pi-hole pods, two separate NFS PVCs, and two completely isolated SQLite databases. Yes, this is how the NFS multi-writer corruption crisis was averted. But it creates a new proble

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JCJim Chundevalelaccidentalcomplexity.hashnode.devApr 25 · 6 min read

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

Two Networks My home network is not one network. It is two separate LAN segments on a Firewalla Gold Plus. Technically, there is also a third guest network, but guests do not need access to anything i

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JCJim Chundevalelaccidentalcomplexity.hashnode.devApr 25 · 17 min read

Part 1 - The Problem, The Plan, and The Foundation

Because one Pi-hole was too simple, and apparently so was one Raspberry Pi. A multi-part journey into highly available, encrypted, ad-blocking DNS on a K3s Raspberry Pi cluster. The Problem with Home

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HAHardik Arorahardik0811arora.hashnode.devApr 21 · 4 min read

🦙 Building a Kubernetes-Hosted AI Chatbot with Ollama + FastAPI (From Broken to Working)

Introduction This project started as a simple idea: “Lets Run a local AI chatbot on Kubernetes without external APIs.” What followed was a full DevOps journey—misconfigurations, WebSocket failures,

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HVHùng Việtblogs.hestinetlab.comApr 19 · 4 min read

Deploying Enterprise AWX on K3s

NetDevOps: Deploying Enterprise AWX on K3s In the world of NetDevOps, moving from manual Ansible CLI execution to a centralized platform is a game-changer. Ansible AWX (the open-source version of Red

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Standing Up My Production Environment, Part One: Bootstrapping

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

Self-Hosting Audiobookshelf

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

GitOps Without Exposure: Hosting a Site from Your Own Hardware

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

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

Part 1 - The Problem, The Plan, and The Foundation

🦙 Building a Kubernetes-Hosted AI Chatbot with Ollama + FastAPI (From Broken to Working)

Deploying Enterprise AWX on K3s