Hysen Labshome-ops
Wife tolerated HomeOps driven by Kubernetes, and Gitops via Flux.
A home Kubernetes cluster managed with Flux and GitOps
home-ops is a personal repository that drives a home Kubernetes cluster through Flux, Renovate, and GitHub Actions. It tracks the cluster applications, updates, and health from a single Git source.
What runs in the cluster
The README presents the setup as managed with Flux, Renovate, and GitHub Actions. Status badges show the versions of Talos, Kubernetes, and Flux in use, and a public status page tracks services such as the home internet connection and Plex. This gives a live view of which parts of the home stack are healthy.
How updates are handled
Renovate and GitHub Actions automate dependency and action updates, while Flux reconciles the desired state declared in Git onto the cluster. The repository therefore acts as the source of truth: changes are made in Git and the cluster converges to match them without manual server edits.
Why it is public
The project links to a Discord community for home operations enthusiasts, suggesting it is shared as a reference others can learn from. By publishing the configuration, the owner documents a working home operations pattern that visitors can adapt for their own Kubernetes based home labs.
Editorial conclusion
The repository is released under the WTFPL license and is written mainly in YAML, the configuration language Flux uses for cluster definitions.
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