Building a Homelab, Part 4 – Nixification, Kubernetes
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Building a Homelab, Part 4 – Nixification, Kubernetes
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Re: Building a Homelab, Part 4 – Nixification, Kubernetes
#3Very enjoyable read!
Re: Building a Homelab, Part 4 – Nixification, Kubernetes
#4I had a similar nixos homelab too, but i didn't use k3s and instead used the kubernetes module.
I have since switched to Talos Linux, as the management is more "kubernetes-native" than using NixOS.
Talos Linux: https://www.talos.dev/
Re: Building a Homelab, Part 4 – Nixification, Kubernetes
#5I had a similar nixos homelab too, but i didn't use k3s and instead used the kubernetes module. I have since switched to Talos Linux, as the management is more "kubernetes-native" than using NixOS. Talos Linux: https://www.talos.dev/
Oh yeah, I had just heard about Talos Linux the other day in this blog post[0], and it seems super interesting. If I was all-in on Kubernetes, I'd probably consider it strongly. Unfortunately, though, there's other stuff that I want to run on the machines outside of the k8s cluster (like the BIND server I mentioned in the post).
Re: Building a Homelab, Part 4 – Nixification, Kubernetes
#6Love the article.
In regards to your nixos configuration woes, you can adopt a pattern like GitHub.com/foehammer127/machines, which could help with Darwin/nixos separation, and should decrease de-duplication.