Maybe the example you posted is incomplete, but it looks like you haven't defined a secret key like the official example does. Either via the charts authentik.secret or env var AUTHENTIK_SECRET_KEY. For reference, here are all the env vars I define, maybe it helps: https://github.com/SquaredPotato/home-ops/blob/main/kubernetes%2Fapps%2Fsecurity%2Fauthentik%2Fapp%2Fsecret.sops.yaml
Helmrelease is located in the same folder as you might've guessed :)
Yeah that's true, in the case of just running a premade compose file sqlite is the better choice for sure
Oh lol I see, it happens
Performance isn't the only advantage to a full postgres deployment. I have a central database for all of my self hosted apps which makes it really easy to back it all up.
I've had a lot of problems in the past from software crashes that left sqlite files in a corrupt state, backups where the sqlite file wasn't properly closed leaving it in a weird unlockable state, transactions not completing when swap is used, etc. Besides that sqlite really doesn't play nice with NFS, which is the basis for quite a few cloud storage providers.
"Best option" really depends on what self hosting looks like in your specific setup.
God that's cool as hell, I really like it
Formuler tv box with the fladder app, or normal jellyfin android tv app when fladder stumbles
Something that works as a recursive dns server. Unbound, Blocky and Technitium are some examples.
If you're hosting nextcloud anyway you might also want to check out the notes app. It creates a Notes folder in your account from which you can edit the markdown files, has a nice markdown editor in the nextcloud web UI, and comes with Android and iOS clients so you don't have to setup file access and find a separate markdown editor.
Just found this client and it is great. The "native" Jellyfin client always needs to have HDR content transcoded because my TV isn't HDR capable, but this client can direct play it, actually making use of the shield's capabilities.
I don't know how to solve it, but I can tell you that this isn't normal behaviour, I have no such thing in my activity log.
Do you have a helper entity for time or something?
I initially generated the talos config with the template script, but using talhelper directly offers a bit more flexibility. The first four nodes in this list are the cm4's
https://github.com/SquaredPotato/home-ops/blob/main/talos%2Ftalconfig.yaml
I also wrote down my setup steps, check here:
Nice, glad you got it working!