Part 4 of this series was supposed to cover hyperconverged storage with OpenEBS and cStor, but while I was in the middle of writing that guide, it all exploded and I lost data, so the blog post turned into an anti-recommendation for various reasons. I’ve now redesigned my architecture using Rook/Ceph and it has hadContinue reading “Kubernetes Homelab Part 5: Hyperconverged Storage (again)”
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Kubernetes Homelab Part 4: Hyperconverged Storage
Sorry it’s taken a while to get to the next part of my blog series. This section was supposed to be about hyperconverged clustered storage in my cluster, but I unfortunately ran into a total cluster loss due to some bugs in MicroK8s and/or dqlite that maintainers haven’t managed to get to the bottom of.Continue reading “Kubernetes Homelab Part 4: Hyperconverged Storage”
Using TrueNAS to provide persistent storage for Kubernetes
A while ago I blogged about the possibilities of using Ceph to provide hyperconverged storage for Kubernetes. It works, but I never really liked the solution so I decided to look at dedicated storage solutions for my home lab and a small number of production sites, which would escape the single-node limitation of the MicroK8sContinue reading “Using TrueNAS to provide persistent storage for Kubernetes”
Review: Promise SmartStor NS4300N NAS
I decided to buy a NAS and remove the disks from my home server. I didn’t want to spend too much money, since this was one of those non-essential projects. But equally, I didn’t want to spend too little and get something that would break and destroy all my data with it. Eventually I decidedContinue reading “Review: Promise SmartStor NS4300N NAS”
Jonathan Gazeley 