At home I have a little Intel NUC running ubuntu hooked up to a 4 bay synology NAS. I’m running several web apps, a git server, Plex, pihole, private CA, and k

At home I have a little Intel NUC running ubuntu hooked up to a 4 bay synology NAS. I’m running several web apps, a git server, Plex, pihole, private CA, and keykloak, all on top of microk8s. It’s overkill, but I appreciated the opportunity to fiddle around and learn K8S without stress of external obligations. I have two ingresses, one internal and one external facing. The external one is exposed via cloudflare and a micro vm (for multi level subdomains that cloudflare doesn’t support for free). dyndns is handled by the router. It writes to a pseudorandom hostname, and cloudflare references it by CNAME. It doesn’t get any significant amount of external traffic, but is good enough for family to use for the web apps + a yearly march madness pool (that can’t be hosted on yahoo/ESPN/etc due to a custom family rule set).