- Edit the raw YAML configuration file directly. This provides full - access to all configuration options. -
-- External service endpoint -
-Central
-- Apps are the useful programs that make your personal cloud valuable - like having a personal Netflix - (media server), Google Drive (file storage), or Gmail (email server) running on your own hardware. - Instead of relying on big tech companies, you control your data and services. -
-- Your cluster can run databases, web servers, photo galleries, password managers, backup services, and much more. - Each app runs in its own secure container, so they don't interfere with each other and can be easily managed. -
- -- Install and manage applications on your Kubernetes cluster -
-{app.description}
- - {app.status === 'running' && ( -- {searchTerm || selectedCategory !== 'all' - ? 'Try adjusting your search or category filter' - : 'Install your first application to get started' - } -
- -- The Central Service is the "brain" of your personal cloud. It acts as the main coordinator that manages - all the different services running on your network. Think of it like the control tower at an airport - - it keeps track of what's happening, routes traffic between services, and ensures everything works together smoothly. -
-- This service handles configuration management, service discovery, and provides the web interface you're using right now. -
- -- Monitor and manage the central server service -
-- Configure top-level cloud settings and domains -
-- Public and internal domain settings -
-- Think of cluster nodes as the "workers" in your personal cloud factory. Each node is a separate computer - that contributes its processing power, memory, and storage to the overall cluster. Some nodes are "controllers" - (like managers) that coordinate the work, while others are "workers" that do the heavy lifting. -
-- By connecting multiple computers together as nodes, you create a powerful, resilient system where if one - computer fails, the others can pick up the work. This is how you scale your personal cloud from one machine to many. -
- -- Connect machines to your wild-cloud -
-- All nodes are connected and ready for Kubernetes installation. -
- -Power on your nodes
-- Ensure network boot (PXE) is enabled in BIOS/UEFI settings -
-Connect to the wild-cloud network
-- Nodes will automatically receive IP addresses via DHCP -
-Boot Talos Linux
-- Nodes will automatically download and boot Talos Linux via PXE -
-- Cluster services are like the "essential utilities" that make your personal cloud actually work. Just like a city - needs electricity, water, and roads, your cluster needs networking, storage, monitoring, and security services. - These services run automatically in the background to keep everything functioning smoothly. -
-- Services like Kubernetes orchestration, container networking, ingress routing, and monitoring work together to - create a robust platform where you can easily deploy and manage your applications. -
- -- Install and configure essential cluster services -
-- endpoint: civil-
- endpointIp: 192.168.8.240
- kubernetes:
- config: /home/payne/.kube/config
- context: default
- loadBalancerRange: 192.168.8.240-192.168.8.250
- dashboard:
- adminUsername: admin
- certManager:
- namespace: cert-manager
- cloudflare:
- domain: payne.io
- ownerId: cloud-payne-io-cluster
-
{component.description}
-- Your Kubernetes cluster is fully configured and ready for application deployment. -
- -