Update on my Home-Lab now featuring 3D printed parts and Kubernettes (thelemmy.club)

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Update to my Homelab, I've started 3D printing brackets, and I moved almost everything to Kubernettes

I still have a lot more I want to print, and some custom things I need to design, which I currently have no idea how to do, but keen to learn and figure that out.

This is what's in my k8s cluster right now:

This my dashboard:

Most of these are app running on my cluster.

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[-] appauled@sh.itjust.works 2 points 1 month ago

Absolutely sick!!! Love this so much. I'm on a journey to have my own homelab via a k8s setup so that I would have project experience and qualifications for a DevOps engineering job. I've also seen people use LocalStack to essentially emulate AWS and set up homeland via LocalStack and k8s to get project experience. That's next up for my list!

[-] Ek-Hou-Van-Braai@piefed.social 2 points 1 month ago

That's exactly what I'm doing, check out my GitHub repo I linked.

I'm friends with a DevOps engineer who has a similar repo, and he said it landed him his last two jobs.

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