In this post, we’ll walk through adding Longhorn to our Kubernetes cluster for persistent storage, specifically focusing on how to deploy it with Talos, an immutable operating system. Talos brings some extra steps compared to a typical Longhorn installation, but we’ll cover everything needed to get Longhorn up and running smoothly. Generating a New Talos … Read more
In this part of our Kubernetes setup series, we explore the integration of ArgoCD to manage our Kubernetes cluster through GitOps. This approach not only automates deployment processes but also significantly improves our ability to manage configurations and maintain consistency across environments. What is GitOps? GitOps is a paradigm or set of practices that empowers … Read more
Discover how to set up a budget-friendly Kubernetes cluster using HostHatch, Talos Linux, Longhorn, and Cloudflare Tunnels. This guide covers everything from downloading Talos Linux to configuring DNS settings and bootstrapping your cluster, ideal for developers hosting websites or managing side projects.
Hey everyone! Today’s post is a bit different, but as some of you might know, I’ve always had a passion for gaming, especially Pokémon, which I grew up playing. I recently embarked on collecting the complete set of Pokémon games. While getting them all complete in box (CIB) would have been ideal, it was also … Read more
When I first decided to host my blog on GitHub Pages using Next.js, I was thrilled. The allure of new technology and the promise of a sleek, fast-loading site had me hooked. It felt like stepping into the future of web development—until it didn’t. The Allure of New Tech Using a static site generator (SSG) … Read more
For those of you looking to use there R9 290x with a virtualization software below I’ll detail how I got ESXi GPU passthrough to work with my R9 290x. I spent many days trying to figure out how to get this to work with no luck. Only to find that I had making a small … Read more
Hello everyone. I’ve been having some fun setting up different services to secure and monitor the server this website has been running on. I came across portspoof a little while ago and recently decide to try and set it up on this server. So to demonstrate what portspoof is… why don’t you try to nmap … Read more