Quite a few months ago, I started an ambitious project. My goal was to create a case for Raspberry Pis to combine them into a cluster and run Kubernetes. Constrains were the following: The case should host three Raspberry...
Half a year ago I bought three Rock64 (4 GB model) for my home Kubernetes cluster and I was mostly happy with them, they are quick, quiet and reliable. Although, I noticed one issue. From time to time the...
You’ve been working hard, got the necessary hardware, assembled everything and installed a brand new Kubernetes cluster probably using some Ansible playbook or something else. Now what? You need to start installing additional software and you probably want to do...
If you decide to build your own bare-metal Kubernetes cluster, one of the things you need to think about is how you are going to get access to the services running on it. You obviously need an Ingress controller and...
If you have a spare MikroTik router hAP ac you can easily connect it to another WiFi access point using one WiFi interface and serve Internet via Ethernet ports and another WiFi interface creating a network segment with its...
Recently I got a very cool device – a tiny ESP8266 development board from Olimex (MOD-WIFI-ESP8266-DEV). Why is it cool? Because it’s basically a micro-controller with embedded WiFi capabilities and TCP/IP stack which you can access via AT commands...
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