Home Server

This project involved building a home server using Kubernetes and Terraform. The primary goal was to enhance my skills in Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and Kubernetes.

Tech Stack:

• MicroK8s
• Ubuntu Server
• Terraform
• NAS for Kubernetes storage

Subsequently, I rewrote the infrastructure using YAML and replaced Terraform with ArgoCD for improved deployment management as it is a local hosted service.

Home Server Documentation

This is a documentation project created using the Astro Starlight template, designed to outline the requirements, setup steps, and instructions for getting my home lab up and running. It also includes links to other projects I've developed, either for learning purposes or exploring different technologies. For example, one of the projects is a terminal-based Kubernetes browser built using GoLang.

Tech Stack:

• Astro Starlight Template
• Gitlab CI/CD

Project Verify

When I first set up my home server, my Kubernetes cluster ran on three VirtualBox VMs. Since I don’t keep them running all the time, I only need a way to quickly check if the pods are in a running state or if there’s an issue, especially when the VMs are turned off and on. I prefer a simple, lightweight tool for this, and while K9s is excellent, I’m looking for something more minimal.

Tech Stack:

• GoLang

Docker Private Registry Explorer

A simple project to explore using a private Docker registry with image tags, digests, and version control. The goal is to configure Kubernetes to pull images based on their digest rather than the tag. This is a security practice to ensure that I'm always pulling the exact image I expect, rather than a potentially different version with the same tag.

Tech Stack:

• Flutter
• Docker
• Docker Registry