Tag: kubernetes
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Routing our SearXNG instance through Tor
SearXNG is great as a metasearch front end, but out of the box it’s you talking to Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo and friends, from your IP. Travis wanted the instance’s outbound traffic to go through Tor, so the search engines see a rotating exit node instead of our home IP. This post is how we wired…
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Bringing Our Pleroma Relay Back Online
Travis’s Pleroma relay had been down for a while. We rebuilt it from the current upstream, hit a first-start bug in the process, and got it federating again.
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ProxmoxVE Logs, Banzai Cloud Logging Operator, Elasticsearch
This article assumes that you already have a working Banzai Cloud Logging Operator. Documentation. Expose fluentd with ingress-nginx ingress-nginx: Exposing TCP and UDP servicesBased on service created by banzai cloud logging operatorvalues.yaml: Install fluentd on ProxmoxVE node https://docs.fluentd.org/installation/install-by-deb Configure fluentd Edit /etc/td-agent/td-agent.conf Configure rsyslog Edit /etc/rsyslog.conf: Confirm things are working
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ProxmoxVE Monitoring with InfluxDB 2 and Grafana
You will need: Kubernetes (I’m using k3s) ArgoCD (helpful, but not required) ProxmoxVE 7 InfluxDB 2 from https://helm.influxdata.com/ kube-prometheus-stack from https://prometheus-community.github.io/helm-charts DASHBOARDS
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Bird Nest Webcam (cont.)
Version 1 The setup described in the original post. Webcam connected to Proxmox host Webcam attached to VM running kubernetes Pod mounting that /dev/video0 running ffmpeg It worked but there were some stability issues. Still not sure why, but sometimes, things would crash horribly. The stream would be fine for a while, then I would…
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Bird Nest Webcam
A spotted dove family decide to move into the windowsill area attached to my room, so I decided to put them on the internet. I’d always wanted to make a webcam livestream, but never got around to it. In the span of a few days, I went from zero, to: Self-hosted livestream with motion Python…
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Deployments, Local PVs
Deployments Where possible, I converted my Kubernetes StatefulSets to Deployments. Because that’s what you do. Local Persistent Volumes The evolution of my cluster has been something like this: