| OP here. Of course I haven't mastered he fundamentals of K8s yet, I am just beginning to learn it. Like you, I have been using docker for years, and to be honest it served me very well - and would probably continue to do so. But as a geek, I have a natural curiosity, sometimes just the curiosity of whether or not something can be done, and how it works, is enough justifications to do it. As you probably read, this is in my home services. Which is where I am free to do exactly these experiments before I know the inns and outs of it. Some of what I wrote in the blog post, I have already ditched. I am no longer hardcoding the ipv6 addresses from the pools, for example, but I still need to change my pool ip addresses if my ISP changes the range. I am not sure if my way is the correct one. I could do it manually, but what's the fun in that ? There will be more blog posts as I learn, you be sure (there already is). I have more coming up, but one of my current projects will take a bit of time, as I have decided that writing a Unifi Operator for managing firewall rules is a better way to do it :) Now, for home use? Whoever does that, write K8s Operators? If you're on hacker news then you should understand that the goal isn't necessarily the result, it's the learning experience. |