Kubernetes at Home to Host Entertainment & Productivity Apps + More
Talkat Kubernetes on Edge Day North America 2022 · on Tuesday, 2022-10-25· at 13:45· Room 250 ABC, Huntington Place: 1 Washington Blvd·
summary
A homelab blueprint that mixes bare metal, VMs and Kubernetes with concrete examples and numbers: a Dell R710 bought for ~$99 runs multiple clusters; a Raspberry Pi 3 with RTL‑SDR tracking ~200 aircraft feeds a live ADS‑B site; remote access uses Cloudflare Argo tunnel (2 free tunnels) to provide TLS and hide home IPs; user apps like Nextcloud via Helm deploy ~20–30 minutes with MariaDB/Redis backends; EKS‑Anywhere and Tanzu are used as examples, k3s is optional.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Home labs and Kubernetes
- 2:10Why run Kubernetes at home
- 3:36Hardware for home lab
- 9:47Where to run different types of apps
- 15:12Raspberry Pi air traffic demo
- 24:06Nextcloud productivity demo
- 27:42Home lab resources
- 29:30Q&A on distributions
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