Like all things in technology (and in life), retirement is inevitable. While building my Talos Kubernetes cluster a few years back, choosing Ingress NGINX was a no-brainer. For someone like me who ...

I have been running most of my self-hosted services on Kubernetes in my home-lab for a while now. For GitOps I have always preferred Flux because of its simplicity and cloud native approach. Flux i...

Building my own home server and tinkering with it has always been a satisfying hobby, even if it means creating over-engineered solutions to problems that don’t really exist. Despite the occasional...

I recently migrated my home kubernetes cluster from K3s to Talos. While K3s was an excellent lightweight option for my home server, it required installing, hardening and maintaining a base operatin...

Self-Hosting is becoming increasingly popular these days. It is essentially the practice of locally hosting and managing services, putting you in full control of your data. A few years back, I wrot...

This blog is (mostly) self-hosted at my home on an old Asus Chromebox running as a container in my local Kubernetes cluster. That being said, running a static website at home doesn’t require any fa...