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Been running k3s for personal projects etc for some time now on a cluster of raspberry pies. Why pies? Were cheap at the time and wanted to play with arm. I don’t think I would suggest them right now. Nucs will be much better value for money.
Some notes:
Using helm and helmfile https://github.com/helmfile/helmfile for deployments. Seems to work pretty nicely and is pretty flexible.
As I’m using a consumer internet provider ingress is done through cloudflare tunnels https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflare-ingress-controller in order to not have to deal with ip changes and not have to expose ports.
Persistent volumes were my main issue when previously attempting this, and what changed everything for me was longhorn. https://longhorn.io Make sure to backup your volumes.
Really hyped for https://docs.computeblade.com/ xD
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