Netbird is an open-source peer-to-peer overlay network that I use in my Homelab. It is available as a hosted service, but it can also be self-hosted. There is an official guide for self-hosting, but it does not cover how to run Netbird on Kubernetes [...]
As my Homelab grows, having separate user accounts for each application is getting cumbersome. To make things easier, I decided to set up Single Sign-On (SSO) so I can use one account for all applications. OpenID Connect is the de-facto standard for [...]
In a previous post I showed how to set up a Kubernetes cluster on Proxmox using Terraform and Ansible. That setup has worked well, but I wanted to reduce the complexity of the setup and make updating to new Kubernetes versions easier. [...]
I recently encountered a rare, but recurring issue with my TrueNAS server. During resource-intensive operations like disk scrubbing, the server would sometimes hang, rendering it inaccessible over the network. The server is in a remote location [...]
In part 1, I showed how to use Terraform to deploy two virtual machines on Proxmox and provision them with cloud-init. In this part, I will show how to integrate Ansible with Terraform and use Ansible to install and set up a Kubernetes cluster [...]
I recently completed the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) certification. After learning about Kubernetes I wanted to try using it in my homelab. My homlab runs on Proxmox so I wanted to deploy a Kubernetes cluster running on Proxmox [...]
For the past few weeks I have been working on a DIY wireless clap sensor for my Home Assistant setup. The sensor can be used to turn lights on/off, switch TV channels, start household appliances and more. This post describes how I created the sensor [...]
The default fan curve on the GPD Win 2 is a bit excessive for many use cases and generates more noise than needed. To alleviate this, I have created a NoteBook FanControl (NBFC) for the GPD Win 2. [...]
A few months ago, I discovered and disclosed some critical vulnerabilities in Cisco Jabber. A patch was issued, but it wasn't very effective. [...]