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Ever thought of running a Kubernetes cluster for your home needs? Perhaps even implemented it already? Well, in both cases, this “wife-approved HomeOps” project might come in handy…

The home-ops repo provides all the configurations you need to deploy a GitOps-controlled, Talos-based Kubernetes cluster with distributed block storage, backups, and other services. Here’s what this setup covers:

- IaC- and GitOps-driven configuration management based on Terraform, Flux, and Renovate;
- Networking powered by Cilium, ExternalDNS, and Cloudflare;
- Persistent storage based on Rook/Ceph;
- Backups with VolSync;
- SSL certificates management via cert-manager;
- ingress-nginx as its Kubernetes ingress controller;
- SOPS and External Secrets Operator for secrets management;
- Observability stack with kube-prometheus-stack, Prometheus operator, Blackbox exporter, and Loki.

▶️ Main GitHub repo
▶️ Repo with a template used as the foundation for home-ops (it comes with getting started instructions)

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