Journey to Stable Infrastructures with Talos Linux & Cozystack
summary
Claims a cloud‑like, multi‑tenant Kubernetes on bare metal by combining Talos Linux, Cluster API and kamaji to run management control planes as Kubernetes workloads and provision tenant clusters and VMs automatically. Uses Talos Linux single YAML bootstrap and tlctl/tl apply to install nodes, uses FluxCD for platform delivery, and LinSTore with DRBD and ZFS for replicated block volumes so user PVs stay available even if control plane fails. Platform is open source as Cozystack and is shown working end‑to‑end.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and Speaker Background
- 0:39Overview of Presentation Structure
- 1:35Building Kubernetes on Bare Metal
- 2:37Kubernetes on Bare Metal: Practical Implementation
- 3:45OpenStack vs Kubernetes in Kubernetes
- 7:29Talos Linux and Layered Architecture
- 14:45Management and Multi-Tenancy
- 21:52Conclusion and Q&A
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