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I love my little k3s box and having all my config in git
Ha ha
Under-complicated -> over-complicated -> under-complicated.
There's a 'just right' that I think you skipped through.
Unraid FTW.
Wait, you can host a website on a raspberry pi !? But is it really cheaper than shared hosting, for instance? And even then, quality-wise, it cannot be that good, can it?
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rPi with k3s installed
k3s
kbnts?
That's not a typo: https://k3s.io/
It's basically a Kubernetes cluster, which you can run locally on your PC. Really useful for playing around with Kubernetes before you move to a 'proper' environment.
That's neat, and also gives me another reason to hate numeronyms π
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As a developer and not a sysadmin, I refuse to learn anything more than docker. It's good enough for me π€
Edit: on a more serious note, proxmox with docker containers has been more than enough for me
Do you run Docker in a VM or on the host node? I'm running a lot of LXC at home on Proxmox but sometimes it'd be nice to run Docker stuff easily as well.
It's kind of redundant but I run Docker in minimal debian LXCs. I like the speed of LXCs but I still love the reproducibility of Docker so I combine them lol. I do run regular VMs with docker for systems that are doing more than one thing
Thanks for the tip, I'll have to give that a try this weekend. I assumed it would require a full VM but never thought to try it in LXC, nice if it's that simple and I now feel kind of silly for asking haha. And the reproducibility and ease of deployment is indeed a big plus of Docker compared to LXC. It would be nice if Proxmox could add native integration for Docker at some point.
One thing that's super important is to enable container nesting in the LXC settings. You can't run docker otherwise. (Besides that one setting, it's definitely as simple as that) And very much agreed @ the docker support in PM. That'd be the dream.
Have fun with the testing though!
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I've been enjoying Jeff Geerling's ongoing experiments with his 10" Raspberry Pi mini rack.
It doesn't work for me since all of my network equipment is 19" and there's no point in having two racks but having a 10" standard is still a great idea!
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Random mixed parts -> 4u unraid server with switch -> random fedora Optiplex that never fails unlike 4u server
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three raspberries pi running k3s is good enough for me
I bought a decade old Z840 and it's great for VMs, Plex, Arr stack, and a few other services but it is so overkill with 2 GPUs. I think what I should've done was buy a couple of used desktops or laptops to expand the my homelab as I needed.
Do you run Docker in a VM or on the host node? I'm running a lot of LXC at home on Proxmox but sometimes it'd be nice to run Docker stuff easily as well.
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