* keepalived does not work with Nebula VPN
* update Genesis firewall to allow passing through local traffic
* target all traffic directly to the LAN IP using genesis's routing
Enable the iscsi services on the local hosts
Enable special NixOS style Longhorn workarounds
Enable Longhorn in Kubernetes, as well
Update host names to point at Longhorn
Expose Longhorn UI and secrets
Add keepalived for the Kubernetes cluster
Set VIP to 10.42.5.1
Set *.cluster DNS resolution to this IP address
But do not move existing *.kubernetes targets, yet, as there is a need
to ensure that subnet routers are properly configured
Since Jude is a now a server, we rename it to Zeke, for Ezekiel
Update of tailscale to auto-register nodes
Update kubernetes to install the etcd application
Update Zeke IP address and DNS bindings
Expose the postgres cluster outside of the Kubernetes cluster
Give myself the option of connecting to postgres from my own machines,
so that I can hopefully leverage the improved performance
Update some file linting issues in Nix
Add necessary gitlab keys so it can be updated properly the next time I
deploy to it
Add DNS entries for postgres
Update the configuraiton of Traefik to expose the appropriate ports
Rather than running helm on the client and passing it to kubectl, just
install Flux and set the Helm repos on the server side
Add resolv.conf to the Kubernetes config so that the hosts can resolve
hostnames in order to pull down the Helm repositories
Add backups to the database configurations
Bring Isaiah back into commission, this time as the core of my k3s
cluster. Standing up the basic serverInit, and also creating the core
server components that are needed.
Greg Hellings