Building and running a self-hosted homelab—hardware, networking, and infrastructure experiments.
How I replaced WordPress with Ghost CMS on my Talos Linux Kubernetes cluster — Ansible playbooks, a custom Handlebars theme, Resend for email, and why Ghost is simply a better fit for a homelab blog.
Deploying Stirling PDF on Kubernetes with Ansible and Helm—50+ PDF operations including OCR, merging, and conversion, fully self-hosted in your homelab.
Dispatcharr aggregates IPTV streams from multiple providers and automatically switches to a working stream when one fails—self-hosted and Kubernetes-ready.
A deep dive into the full stack powering my Talos Linux Kubernetes homelab—networking, storage, GitOps, monitoring, and how it all fits together.
How I migrated from K3s to Talos Linux Kubernetes for a production-grade homelab cluster—architecture decisions, migration steps, and what changed.
Deploying Mealie, the self-hosted recipe manager, on Kubernetes with Ansible—get your recipes off Google and into your own homelab.
A complete walkthrough of deploying WordPress on Kubernetes using Ansible and Gateway API routing—no Ingress object required.
Exposing K3s homelab services securely to the internet using Cloudflare tunnels alongside Traefik as the ingress controller.
Fully automated TLS certificates in Kubernetes using cert-manager, Let's Encrypt, and the Cloudflare DNS-01 challenge—no manual renewal ever.
