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Karan Sharma | Running Nomad for home server


A pretty minimal K3s setup deployed on 2 RPi4 nodes. I couldn't continue with this setup because:
Some of the apps didn't have ARM-based image (this was 2019, pre M1 hype era).
Didn't want to risk deploying persistent workloads on RPi.
A lot of tooling to deploy workloads was missing (storing env variables for eg.).
It was so boring to write YAML (that I also did at work). Didn't give me joy.
RPi 2x Nodes + K3s + DO Droplet. Tailscale for networking.
This was a considerable step up from the previous setup. I deployed a DO node and added Node Labels to deploy persistent workloads on DO Node only.

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