Kubernetes

In this post, I am going to cover how to replace dhcpcd with systemd to resolve some no route to host errors.

I wanted to disable the admin user in Argo, primarily because I wanted to have all logins go through my SAML provider.

Deploying the Kube-Prometheus-Stack through ArgoCD is resulting in a metadata.annotations: Too long error. Here's a workaround.

I have a use case for Kubernetes, a pod gets a job to run from a queue, runs it, deletes itself. Here's how I accomplished it in Kubernetes.

I found myself needing to run an adhoc pod in Kubernetes on a specific node with a taint. Here's how.

I needed a VPN and I wanted to run it inside of Kubernetes. Here is how I did it.

I wanted to get OctoPrint running in my Kubernetes cluster to manage my 3D printer. Here is one way to accomplish that.

My continuing venture in to Kubernetes led me to wanting to run DHCP inside of it.

I like Argo, I like Pi's, I need an Arm64 image of Argo.

I wanted to use Cert-Manager to manage the certificate for a public site in Kubernetes who's DNS was hosted by Azure.

I wanted to go over some of the technological changes I went through and a very high level overview of how I accomplished them.

This guide can be used for deploying any helm chart for a 3rd party repository through Argo. I am basing this around NGINX though.

Deploying the Kubernetes Dashboard through Argo and Kustomize with ingress and a service account.

I'm playing with GitOps and I'm using ArgoCD for my orchestration engine. I want to let it rule itself through the git repository.

I built my cluster, now I wanted to make a new user with full privileges.

I am working on rebuilding my Kubernetes cluster with containerd as the CRI. I have to use an init file to specify the cgroup.

I found myself in the need of finding out if one of my persistent volume claims was still in use