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Install Sidero Omni Locally

In the future, I'll have a raspberry pi cluster. I'm toying in advance with installing kubernetes and various apps, to learn more about k8s and see if it's all worth it for homelabbing. I settled on installing Talos linux and I've seen

Install ArgoCD

Well, I'm not about to do manual installs for everything, and I like to automate and keep thing up to date as much as possible. So first thing is to install argocd. I'm following this tutorial and this is the first step I performed after I

Configure Talos linux

This entry assumes you have already available some Talos linux instances (be it VMs, or bare metal). It follows the documented steps (v.17 at the moment of writing). Prerequisites You need to have the IPs of the Talos linux instances, so you can build the cluster(s). Select one

Talos Linux on ESXi

Talos is an immutable OS. In practical terms, it means that the physical disk is formatted and you can't put anything on it anymore, like adding kubernetes storage. You can actually do it if your HDD/SSD supports namespaces, but in ESXi I haven't found a