DevOps Re-Creating My Homelab Public Key Infrastructure A while back I wanted to get more into Public Key Infrastructure and learn more how it works, and how I can create a more secure homelab even for internal traffic. It started out fairly benign, from work I learned that Windows server has a built in PKI suite with
DevOps Integrating Hashicorp Vault with Kubernetes For a while now one of my largest projects in my homelab is my Kubernetes cluster. I always find it so fascinating working with applications at scale. With my Kubernetes cluster I can learn how to develop applications to horizontally scale, as well as load balancing between all of them.
Security A Homelab Does Not Need Internal Public Key Infrastructure But I Did It Anyway I am running a lot of services within my house, from what is on my Kubernetes to many other VMs hosting webapps, I wanted the ensure that from service to service they were using https for security even though its within the network. There were a couple of ways to
Technical PFsense -> OPNsense migration For the longest time I had some personal preference issues with Pfsense. So much so that I had a hard time recommending it to fellow homelabbers. I also enjoy the constant updates and features that Opnsense gets as well as it being open sourced I can add features that I
