A few weeks ago just as I was about to leave for Japan, the internet connection from one of my ISPs went down. The reason for the outage was quite peculiar.
Around a year ago, I decided to replace my gaming PC with a mini-rack here in my home office. It was almost-final, but issues and other homelabbers made me start from scratch.
Have you ever wondered how easy (or difficult) it is to create and set up a cluster of single-board computers? Probably not, but despite all of that, I wanted to try it out myself, so here we are.
Brew recently posted a video about ARGs, and it was very interesting. And obviously, Brew had to make his own on this video. I got curious once I saw a QR code from the back of Bean’s notebook.
Recently, I started looking into getting a Kubernetes cluster set up to learn how it, and the whole “orchestration” concept, works. I’ll lay out the steps I’ve done to go from nothing to a working Kubernetes cluster.