personal-server VS liqo

Maybe not as beginner friendly as you would want but you can read my tutorial about my personnal server

https://github.com/erebe/personal-server

I have a laptop i recently revived with some new memory, its currently running rocky linux and is using dynamic dns with VPN to stay connected to a cheap domain name i bought for this project. I'd like to set up K3S on this machine for learning purposes, i've been following this guide but i've been running into some issues. It might be the difference in operating system but i'm wondering if there's a better way to get started with k3s on a home server. I also saw this repo that includes a lot of extra stuff but that might be too much, too fast.

I haven't tested this in my own home setup, but supposedly this tool called WsTunnel has the ability to do what you've mentioned. https://github.com/erebe/personal-server#bypass-firewalls-with-wstunnel-

It's heavily based on https://github.com/erebe/personal-server

I suggest examining liqo which allows you to peer clusters with each other. Might be what you're looking for: https://www.cncf.io/blog/2021/04/12/simplifying-multi-clusters-in-kubernetes/

Liqo

Maybe liqo? https://liqo.io/

Liquo is another good one. https://liqo.io/

Do you have a simple comparison between this and https://liqo.io/?

I am watching this https://liqo.io/ project that can create endless Kubernetes cluster on top of the decentralized infrastructure. They use Wireguard tunnel for inter nodes/clustering networking

To be honest, you might have a better chance at creating a multi-cluster setup, with a solution like Liqo (https://liqo.io/). I never used this, but it's supposed to join multiple clusters in a way that you can control all of them from one primary master.