KUBERNETES IS AWESOME
that is all. Carry on.
KUBERNETES IS AWESOME
that is all. Carry on.
Is it awesome for all of the things or just specific scenarios?
Are you running kubernetes @nx2l? All these hardware posts, I forgot what you’re actually doing with it…
@wendell, do you have a preference between RHEL and Ubuntu kubernetes implementations?
No… Im not Reavessm is.
If I had a need for more physical systems I’d give it a try, But with one compute machine. Theres no point IMO.
been watching some intro videos to ansible… hoping to have a project at work soon where I can expand on this “skill”
So my zfs on linux storage server…
I decided to check the stats.
Seems pretty healthy for over 11 months of power_on_hours and 1.1 billion write cmds
Trying to start work on converting my network to vlan tagging.
So if I am not around the next day or two… i broke something.
Went better than I expected… Only took about 43 steps, and thousands of lost ICMP packets.
a few times.
On a good note… I hope to add my dmz as a VLAN to my proxmox box so I can maybe create/migrate some services to my compute server.
I also freed up about 6 Ethernet ports, b/t my 2 switches and router.
When you can please expand on this? I feel like I may have missed something critical in my homelab.
any thing in particular you want to know?
Well I assume instead of separate nics to separate the traffic you are using the vlan tagging and one nic? maybe just a small breakdown of how you were setup before the vlans and how it is now.
Pretty much.
My router has 4 ports that are all in a linux bridge, the vlans run on top of that.
My router also has 2 other (motherboard) nics in a bridge that connects to my dmz (then modem).
4 vlans plus dmz
To clean up cabling some, until I finish putting my mobile cart together,I have two switches in use.
A trunk from my router to each. Then two trunk ports going to my proxmox. (also uses bridges , but I should reconfigure them into one bridge instead of separate ones)
To put a VM on a certain VLAN , i just configure as such:
How many different vlans?
Management vlan or a certain set of vm get put on certain vlans?
I dont use any of the defaults…
right now, most of my VMs are on vlan 24
I just created one on vlan 92 as a test to make sure its working (its the dmz that I setup about an hour ago)
vlan 20 is my wifi… so might not end up putting anything on there from my proxmox… idk
I have ipaudit partly working… I dont have all traffic visible to it yet… but im working on it.
The graphs also seem to be broken. But that might be a gnuplot issue.
FWIW, I find it handy to correlate the vlan number to the 3rd octet in the network address.
By default, I make the following vlans in any network:
On-boarding (default vlan)
Network management
Admin
Server gateways
Client
Guest
Additionally, I’ll usually have:
OOBM
Jumbo frame
Domain (Samba and/or ipa)
Iot
I plan to incorporate private vlans soon, but haven’t gotten around to it. Your tip on expect scripts will be very helpful in that endeavor though.
Right now I’ve been working on a VM for squid. To cache Fedora and centos repos.
Also making a VM for nfs for my raspberry pi to use.
This should come in handy later…