My personal infrastructure and Kubernetes cluster written as code.
This project utilises Infrastructure as Code and GitOps to automate the provisioning, operating and updating of self-hosted services in my homelab. Furthermore, this repository can also serve as a good framework for you to build your own homelab.
Feel free to open a GitHub issue if you have any questions!
First, configure a gateway running OPNsense, get a controller running Ubuntu, and install Talos
Linux on several servers for Kubernetes nodes. Then, install the prerequisites in Brewfile
and update Ansible and environmental variables. Finally, run ./scripts/bootstrap.sh to install
everything on the controller and Kubernetes nodes!
| Logo | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
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Ansible | Bare metal provisioning and configuration |
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Argo CD | GitOps operator for managing Kubernetes cluster |
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Cilium | Cloud native internal networking for Kubernetes |
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Kubernetes | Orchestration system for managing containers |
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OPNsense | Operating system for external gateway |
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Prometheus | Monitoring system for metrics and alerting |
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Proxmox | Virtualization platform for virtual machines |
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Rook Ceph | Cloud native storage for Kubernetes |
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Talos Linux | Linux distribution for Kubernetes nodes |
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Traefik | Cloud native ingress controller for Kubernetes |
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Ubuntu | Linux distribution for controller |
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Vault | Secrets and encryption management system |
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Woodpecker | Continuous integration and delivery platform |
My infrastructure currently consists of multiple nodes with the following specifications.
- Gateway, Controller, Talos 1: Miniroute R1, Intel N100, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD
- Talos 2: ThinkCenter M920x, Intel i5-8600T, 32GB RAM, 256GB + 1TB SSD
- Talos 3: ThinkCenter M920x, Intel i5-8600T, 32GB RAM, 256GB + 1TB SSD
This project is licensed under the MIT License.